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47 Days to the Start! Six entrants retire in quick succession, six more race across the Atlantic to complete their qualifiers, three partners strengthen the adventure, and the “GGR Window” LIVE system successfully completes sea trials.

The 2026 Junior World Championship officially got under way in Medemblik today, with practice races on the water this afternoon and an opening ceremony this evening that closed with a traditional Dutch cannon blast to send the fleet into race week.

For the second year running, North Lincs & Humberside Sailing Club (NLHSC) hosted its two-day Regatta, welcoming visitors from neighbouring clubs on 18-19 July.

This was Draycote Water’s second Dart 15 TT event this year and we welcomed fourteen sailors: five local boats and nine visitors. Conditions were warm and dry, but with light winds and a forecast of 6 knots.

The 2026 Bayview Mackinac Race was not for the faint of heart. In the final offshore race of our 2026 Summer Season, teams were pushed to the limit.

The countdown to the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup has taken another major step forward with the official publication of the Conditions Governing the Louis Vuitton Cup Challenger Selection Series and the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup Match.

From 4–8 November 2026, Port Nàutic Ibiza, hosted by Club Mare Nostrum, will welcome riders from around the world for the inaugural X-15 World Championships—where the first official X-15 World Champions will be crowned.

A hard-fought win in today’s single race at the 2026 International Six Metre European Championships at the Société Nautique de Genève on Lake Geneva has seen Reinhard Suhner’s SUI45 Mecara take the lead in the Classic Championship.

Plymouth, Britain’s Ocean City, celebrated the return of the historic Armada Cup on Saturday (18 July), twenty years since the international offshore race was last held.

The sixth race of the series turned out to be a small boat race with the wind being more fickle and fluky than forecast but it was a Northerly! The Race Officer, Nick Hopwood, was greeted by a fleet of seven boats,