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Four Course Races shake up the men’s standings, while Tamar Steinberg holds firm at the top of the women’s fleet on the last day of the Qualification Series

A light Mistral wind of up to 15 knots accompanied all the Maxi classes today on a coastal race that regaled participants and spectators with the stunning sight of the entire fleet’s colourful gennakers converging in the La Maddalena channel.

Nine of Nova Scotia’s top female sailors will take on the world’s best at the inaugural New York Yacht Club Women’s International Championship in Newport, Rhode Island.

On Saturday, September 26, sailors will gather for the 25th Anniversary Sail for Pride, a race around Conanicut Island to commemorate 9/11, raise funds for select nonprofit organizations, and fly the ensign in a show of patriotism.

A world-class fleet of 92 sailors – 56 men and 36 women – has gathered on Türkiye’s south coast for the 2026 Türk Telekom Formula Kite European Championships at Akyaka Kite Beach.

Day 2 of the the 2026 Musto iQFOiL World Championships at the Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy. In the women, Tamar Steinberg ISR came down to earth with a -7 2 -9 1, but after two discards extends her overall lead to 17 pts Stella Bilger AUS with -22 5 -13 4, also made…

The seventh day of The Ocean Race Atlantic sees the top four crews sailing fast in close formation as they attempt to skirt around the northern edge of the high pressure system that had slowed them yesterday with persistent light winds.

Charlotte Rose of the USA added two race wins to go clear leader of the 2026 ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship, two points clear of Emma Plasschaert of Belgium. Plasschaert discarded an eighth from her first race then added a win in the second to count 7 pts. Anna Munch of Denmark stayed in third…

To paraphrase the astute football commentator who told his audience that football was a game of two halves, the Flying Fifteen Championship of Ireland could be described as a game of three halves.

The warmer days might not be completely behind us, but there’s definitely a change in the air. After months of sailing in lighter kit, even a small drop in temperature can feel noticeable.