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This week, 200 adventurers have set sail from Tongyeong, Korea, with the next stop Seattle, USA, as they take on one of the most remote stretches of ocean on the planet: the North Pacific.

Cowes Classics Regatta, the flagship event of the Royal London Yacht Club in Cowes, in conjunction with the Royal Thames Yacht Club, is delighted to announce that entries have opened, and the Notice of Race has been published.

After two days of fresh onshore winds/gales, Friday dawned with blue skies, no real wind, and a leftover seastate, the Kiwis docked out at noon for what was to be a long chase around the Hauraki Gulf looking for wind.

Export Roo skipper Michael Cooper may have had the odd gap year or two from SB20 sailing, but today’s results prove he hasn’t lost his touch with the former national champion leading the 2026 Storm Bay Apparel SB20 Australian Championship.

The WASZP Games race committee stayed with a windward–leeward format for day 3 as conditions hovered in that tricky zone – light, yet just enough to foil.

Saturday 21st March, a misty early morning, with forecast wind speeds well in the single digits. Not the most encouraging prospect, but the mist lifted and soon clouds gave way to blue skies, sunshine and ripples across the water.

Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club has made the decision to cancel racing on Day 1 of the Sailing Champions League Asia Pacific Finals 2026, with severe weather conditions impacting Newcastle Harbour.

Day 3 on Pensacola Bay flipped the script. The intensity remained, but now it came laced with pressure, shifting breeze, and unforgiving consequences.

Olympic Games – IOC announces new policy, Eligibility for any female category is limited to biological females

Meet the all-new ZKG Amphibious Shoe, a redeveloped Zhik bestseller built to perform seamlessly from dock to deck and beyond.