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Three weekends into the fall college sailing season, Brown is stacking trophies, Georgetown owns the Chesapeake, and new conference champions are crowned across four conferences.

The 2026 Offshore Double Handed World Championship gets under way in Marseille, France, this week, with a highly competitive fleet of 17 teams representing 13 nations preparing to take to the water.

Dutch sailors Simeon Tienpont and Christiane Walta have arrived in Marseille for the Offshore Double Handed World Championship, which runs from September 23 to October 2.

Thirty-two K1 sailors descended on Torbay Royal Yacht Club from 18th-20th September for the 2026 K1 National Championships, generously sponsored by Ovington Boats and Craftinsure.

On 18 September, Team Norfolk set off for the Inland National Championships at Rutland Water, with a brief overnight stop in Kettering to collect Baxter’s boat, before rolling into Rutland promptly the next morning.

British America’s Cup Challenger GB1, has sustained damage to its AC40 race boat and Dylan Fletcher sustained a minor facial injury following an incident with a Tudor Team Alinghi chase boat. The incident occurred on the racecourse as GB1 was preparing for its first practice race start of the regatta alongside nine other AC40s on…

The Royal Western Yacht Club is delighted to announce that the next edition of the prestigious OSTAR and TWOSTAR races will start from Plymouth Sound on 7 May 2028.

Peter McClennen’s USA Gamecock leads the Melges 24 Worlds after a fast, shifty opening day, while Tomas Mathisen NOR Team Bagdad Prospects Helly Hansen sets the pace in the Corinthian fleet. While three teams shared the race victories, consistency decided the first overnight leader. Peter McClennen’s Gamecock posted a 3-5-2 scoreline to finish the day…

Three regular competitors in the Australian 18 Footers League’s Sydney Harbour fleet for most of the past decade are returning after a two-year ‘break’ for family reasons and will crew The Kitchen Maker 18ft skiff in the club’s upcoming 2026-27 season.

On this first day of autumn, it was more like an Indian summer in the bay of Cannes. The 85 competitors waited for more than three hours under a blazing sun, the thermal breeze blocked by a synoptic south-easterly wind, having refused to establish itself.