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Andrea Rossi sailing with Simon Sivitz Kosutas, Stefano Orlando and Desiderato Giulio on Mela ITA 241 is the 2026 RS21 World Champion. The Mela crew took a 1 – 2 on the final day to finish with 44 pts and a four point lead. Second was Edoardo Lupi ITA, sailing with Lorenzo Lupi, Vittorio Zaoli and…

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Kohei Ichikawa’s Gekko has won the 2026 CTO J/24 Pre-Worlds Regatta after a four-race series that delivered two dramatically different days on Port Phillip.

As expected, the world champion Yandoo 18ft skiff team of John Winning Jr, Fang Warren and Lewis Brake continued on their winning way in Race 2 of the Australian 18 Footers League’s Club Championship series on Sydney Harbour today.

Josh Hyde and his crew have won the 2026 Oceanbridge New Zealand Match Racing Championship, defeating Ethan Fong 3-0 in the final at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. Harry Thurston completed the podium, beating Noah Malpot 2-0 in the petit final.

Argentina’s Tomás Molinari has been crowned the 2026 Optimist South American Champion, bringing an exciting conclusion to the 54th Optimist South American Championship, hosted by Yacht Club Punta del Este in Uruguay.

The 2026 iQFOiL Youth & Junior European Championships concluded Saturday after a spectacular Medal Series in Varkiza, Greece. In the U19 Men’s final Kfir Nov (ISR) and Artun Senol (TUR) battled for the lead until the Turkish sailor crashed on the final reach. Kfir Nov crossed the line to become European Champion, ahead of Leon…

The 2026 Solo Midland Area Championship at Rutland Sailing Club delivered two closely fought races and some excellent sailing, despite Storm Austen threatening to disrupt the event.

The Allen SuperSouth was held at Poole Yacht Club, with 71 sailors taking part in the Topper 5.3 and 4.2 fleets.

With 49 boats on the start line, Class40 represents the largest fleet the race. 39 scows and 10 pointy-bow boats, all lined up together, ready to set off on a transatlantic that promises to be very interesting from a weather perspective.