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After six days of racing so far and with more than half the fleet still at sea, officials at Wicklow Sailing Club have confirmed that Guy Gillon’s Khumbu is now unbeatable and therefore the overall winner of the Round Ireland Race 2026.

The countdown in on! Only one month until Camden comes alive with the unmistakable energy of the Camden Classics Cup! The event blends timeless beauty, spirited competition, and waterfront celebration.

Load monitoring is the ultimate safety feature for sailing yachts. It’s also invaluable for maximising sailing efficiency and ensuring equipment longevity.

Up River Yacht Club welcomed eight Comets to the River Crouch on Sunday 14th June. The conditions were lighter than the previous day when Eyott Sailing Club had hosted their Open Meeting further up the river.

Largs Sailing Club in Ayrshire, Scotland are hosting the 2026 Prince of Wales Cup Week for the International 14s. The centerpiece of the ‘Week’ the The Prince of Wales Cup – the P.O.W – presented to the National 14 class by HRH The Prince of Wales, and first raced for at Cowes on 1 August…

Spain claims a historic third consecutive Optimist Team Racing World Title at the 2026 world Championships, Tanger, Morocco. The final day of Team Racing took place with Argentina, Italy, Turkey and Spain qualified for the semi-finals. Spain and TUrkey battled through a dramatic three-race final series, with Spain winning the decisive third race to claim…

Largs Sailing Club in Ayrshire, Scotland are hosting the 2026 Prince of Wales Cup for the International 14s. 30 boats have made the journey to the Scottish coast and have been rewarded by stunning views and a slightly more bearable summer heatwave.

There was a large turnout this morning in the Council Chamber of the Monte Argentario Town Hall for the welcome ceremony inaugurating the 25th Argentario Sailing Week – Miramis Trophy.

The catamaran NICA has broken the all-time record for fastest AGORA direct Midsummersail. Under skipper Gorm I. Gondesen, the five-man crew crossed the whole of the Baltic Sea in 4 days, 14 hours, 25 minutes and 5 seconds.

It was a frustrating day for many sailors, with large seas and light winds causing multiple start line incidents. As always, the key was to get away cleanly – unfortunately easier said than done for many.