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A remarkable first day of the 2026 52 SUPER SERIES season saw the newest boat in the record-sized fleet of 14 boats, Swedish flagged Trinity Racing steered by young rookie owner Joakim Sundberg win the second race of the day.

Racing on the Edge, SailGP’s award-winning docuseries produced in partnership with Rolex, is back for the 2026 Season.

Lightweight, quick-dry and made to move, the Explorer Short is built for long summer days on the water and off it. Available in men’s and women’s styles, with a full range of colours to choose from.

The second iteration of the RS Aero UK SW Area Championship held at Restronguet SC on 2nd and 3rd May 2026 attracted a total of 22 competitors including 6 visitors amongst them one travelling from as far afield as Halifax.

Warsash Sailing Club hosted its annual Club Championships on Saturday, 2nd May. The variety of conditions and 25 classes of boat across the 64 entries reflected the diversity of sailing available at the club.

When the conversation turns to Grand Prix keelboat racing, it’s never long before the 52 SUPER SERIES enters the mix. The 2026 season is will feature five events, starting with this week’s Puerto Portals 52 Super Series Sailing Week.

American offshore sailor Erica Lush will sail in the prestigious Solitaire du Figaro Paprec regatta series—a three-leg, singlehanded offshore sailing competition known for its challenging conditions and elite competitors.

The Seldén St Vaast JOG Race over the May Bank Holiday delivered everything sailors could hope for in a Channel crossing: sunshine, glorious sunsets, tactical conundrums, and a well-earned celebration at the finish.

WYC were delighted to host the 232rd Whitstable Town regatta over the Early May Bank Holiday weekend with a total of 53 boats taking part including visitors from as far as Bristol and Shoreham.

Back on the water at last! With no Illusion racing since late January and the One-Designs delaying the start of their season as they waited for the Under Tyne moorings to be laid, its been a rather odd Spring at the Bembridge end of the harbour!