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The two Gold Fleet final races reshuffle the Junior podium: Spain’s Miguel Echavarri wins ahead of USA’s Ryan Lee and fellow Spaniard Luca Nueschen. Italy’s Annalie Meoni finishes sixth overall and first female.

North Sails Cowes Week, the 200th anniversary, ended on Friday evening amidst the glitz and triumphs of the prize-giving while thousands of families, visitors, islanders and sailors witnessed the spectacular fireworks display.

American Racing Challenger Team USA (ARC Team USA) has announced the first six sailors selected to its founding AC75 sailing squad. The initial lineup comprises: Lucas Calabrese – Won bronze at 2012 Olympic Games in the 470 class. Key member of American Magic campaign during the 37th America’s Cup. Riley Gibbs – Previously member of…

If one shroud has failed or is showing signs of wear, we’d always recommend replacing both. They’ve been under the same load and exposed to the same conditions, so replacing them as a pair gives you peace of mind on the water.

The Cape 31 has added another major result to its growing list of successes, with Sönke Meier-Sawatzki’s Niramo claiming victory in Azulmarino ORC C at the 44th Copa del Rey MAPFRE in Palma.

The second Friday Series concluded, seeing 24 boats on the water racing in YTC and IRC in the gorgeous waters of Plymouth Sound. Whilst the weather was mostly light to middling, the fleets were lucky to not lose any races to the conditions.

The world’s best 470 sailors are heading to Japan for the 2026 470 World Championships, taking place in Enoshima from 10-17 August.

ARC Team USA, the US challenger for the 2027 America’s Cup have announced an All-American line-up in their AC75 sailing squad. The team contains several mmebers of the American Magic AC75, Youth and Womens America’s Cup teams from Barcelona.

The Klaipeda ORC European Championship 2026 begins today with its first scoring race, the Klaipeda Port Long Offshore Race. The first warning signal was displayed at 12:00, with Classes A and B starting at 12:05, followed by Class C at 12:15.

Olly Murray (A Class Captain) had been wheeling and dealing yachts by buying or loaning, to ensure a good solid entry for the Radio A Nationals and to his credit this produced an excellent entry of 28 boats.