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2026 Musto iQFOiL Worlds Live Coverage
The 2026 MUSTO iQFOiL World Championships are entering their decisive phase, with the final three days of racing to be streamed live from Weymouth and Portland.
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Comet Western Aphelion Series at Merthyr Tydfil
Beneath the mist shrouded peaks of Pen-y-Fan and Cribyn, Merthyr Tydfil Sailing Club can have “tricky” winds. However, today, the nine entrants were greeted by a good steady southerly wind, straight up the reservoir.
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OK Dinghy Europeans heads to Bruinisse
The 2026 OK Dinghy Europeans is taking place at Bruinisse, The Netherlands, this week, with 61 entries from 15 countries.
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Aquila launches 45 Sail
Aquila Catamarans has launched the second model in its sailing range with the Aquila 45, which debuted at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026.
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2026 Musto iQFOiL Worlds at the WPNSA Day 3
A lighter and more unpredictable breeze brought another change of pace today in Weymouth and Portland, where both the Men’s and Women’s fleets completed four Sprint Slalom races in tricky, shifty and gusty conditions.
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Topper SW Travellers Series at Exe
We saw all of the sailors back from the summer break returning to our next Traveller at Exe Sailing Club. The sun was shining and the wind was here too.
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6-Metre British Championships at Lymington
To be honest, Lymington Town SC wasn’t expecting a call from the British International 6-Metre Class Association, but when asked to host the 2026 British Championships we were excited and delighted to have the opportunity to host these amazing boats.
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IRC Welsh National Championships 2026
Despite suffering a man overboard and having to retire from the last race of day one, Adam Douglas & George Kyffin’s Eazi Tiger were already looking like strong contenders for the title with two bullets.
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All systems are go, with two months to go
With fewer than 60 days before the start of the 13th Route du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe, everything is gathering pace!
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Noble Marine RS100 Nationals – Runners and Riders
The 2025 Mounts Bay Nationals left Nigel Wakefield as Champion, Andy Jones second, Huw Powell third and Nils Jolliffe fourth. Since then, some have improved, some have maintained form, and some have presumably spent the winter studying tidal charts.