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The opening day of the World Championship in Japan delivered a full day of racing, with early morning conditions providing challenging but exciting competition. With 8-12 knots of breeze, cloudy skies and occasional rain.

Fifteen J/24s descended on the Port of Plymouth Sailing Association Plymouth Regatta in July. Whilst the handicap fleets raced up the river at Saltash and Tamar River Sailing Club’s, the J/24s had seven races forecast south of Plymouth breakwater.

More of LTSC’s fabulous dinghy racers on Championship podiums! Huge congratulations to Hannah Snellgrove who has taken gold in the ILCA6 in LA and to Chloe George who has returned from the RS Games 2026 with a silver medal.

With decades of expertise in marine driveline technology, ZF Aftermarket supports vessel owners and operators throughout the entire lifecycle of their marine propulsion systems.

Emirates Team New Zealand have commenced the team base construction of their ‘home away from home’ in Bagnoli, Naples, where the team will be based in 2027 for their defence of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup.

America’s Cup organisers have announced the four-person Arbitration Panel from France, Switzerland, Australia and New Zealand. The panel consists of three members assisted by a Secretary

Emirates Team NZ “enjoyed” a three-hour session on Wednesday, which offered a rare opportunity to test out the “small gear”, along with three “new” foils. They later reported frequently exceeding 50 kts boatspeed.

The Caribbean Sailing Association (CSA) today unveils the updated five-year calendar that compresses the region’s premier racing into a four-month powerhouse season — and launches a major new championship trophy to crown its best.

Racing launched Wednesday at the 2026 J/70 Mixed-Plus World Championship, hosted by the Royal Danish Yacht Club, with a competitive fleet of 38 boats representing 13 countries and three continents.

When the Rag & Famish Hotel 18ft skiff team line up for the Australian 18 Footers League’s 2026-27 season on Sydney Harbour, it will be the 31st continuous season of the hotel’s boat-sponsoring partnership with the League since it began back in 1996-97.