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Overall winners of the Datchet Flyer, second leg of the Seldén Sailjuice Winter Series were Thomas Gillard and Rachel Gray in a Merlin Rocket.

Day Three of the 2025 Australian Maxi Championship delivered another high-energy test, with two passage races held offshore in a steadily building nor’easter that peaked at 23 knots.

A very nice turnout for the fifth in this well supported series. The weatherman said rain would arrive around noon, but we were greeted with pretty good racing conditions.

Close racing in all events at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships 2025, hosted by the Sultanate of Oman and organised by Oman Sail, ensured the fleets will head to the final day with everything to play for.

The weather gods were again not very kind for this weekend’s Illusion racing which was for the annual Picnic Hamper. Last year, there were 26 boats enjoying the relatively benign conditions.

“There’s one thing I’ll say about the boat, to anybody who is looking to buy a previously owned boat – this Pyewacket 70 in perfect condition. You wouldn’t know it wasn’t a brand-new boat.” Offshore veteran looks back at the Volvo 70’s successes.

A moderate Sou’easter and a very lumpy sea offshore made for a challenging passage race on Day 2 of the Australian Maxi Championships in Sydney on Sunday.

The third day of the 2025 World Sailing Inclusion Championships saw continued strong competition across all four categories

Mathis Ghio and Maddalena Spanu have been crowned 2025 World Cup champions. It’s the fourth successive title for the Frenchman who has been the fleet’s dominant figure since the competition’s inception.

So, to the very final major Solo event of 2025, a regatta that had been postponed twice, the allure of a trip to Llandudno on a May bank holiday not tickling the fancy of enough pre-entries to proceed.