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Alexis Loison and Jean-Pierre Kelbert’s JPK 1050 Léon has been crowned overall winner of the Rolex Fastnet Race

As a sense of calm descends following the 17th Taittinger RSYC Regatta hosted by the Royal Solent Yacht Club in July, the event has been heralded a roaring success by the Club, sponsors and competitors, in spite of tough weather conditions.

170 RS Aeros from 17 nations are racing in Quiberon, France, for the 7th RS Aero World Championships. The event incorporates the Youth and Senior championships for the four RS Aero classes (RS Aero 5, 6, 7, 9) for both male and female competitors. Six races have been completed over the first two days and racing…

Race Organiser Southport Yacht Club is excited to announce that a last minute entry into the GCCM Gold Coast Mackay Yacht Race 2025 has been accepted by the Race Committee!

The Canoe fleet gathered under the aroma of fresh fish n chips in the dinghy compound under the cliffs at Brixham Yacht Club to sail for the Europa Cup. The cup itself is a fine Dutch glass vessel that was presented to the class in 1986 by Heineken.

The Solent Dragon fleet made a powerful statement this summer as five boats, Bertie, Fit Chick, Jerboa, Dreki, and Bluebottle, travelled from Cowes to Torquay to compete in the 2025 Edinburgh Cup and South West Championship.

A fantastic entry of over 170 RS Aeros from 17 nations have converged on the beautiful Quiberon peninsula in southern Brittany, France, for the 7th RS Aero World Championship, combined with the 4th RS Aero Youth World Championship.

After a Welcome Party for all crew from around Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Hong Kong held last night at the Southport Yacht Club, today marks the final day of race preparations for the 2nd GCCM Gold Coast Mackay Yacht Race 2025.

West Wales was blessed with perfect sailing conditions on the idyllic waters of Cardigan Bay for the annual New Quay Yacht Club (NQYC) Keel Boat Regatta (KBR).

The second day of the 2025 ORC Europeans as part of the 43rd edition of the Copa del Rey MAPFRE, brought a true offshore test as all four ORC classes tackled a light and tactical short offshore race, with course lengths between 38 and 57 nautical miles.