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Tim Jeffreys caught the action in the Solent as the fleet of over 800 yachts set off from Cowes for the Round the Island Race 2026.

Pozo Izquierdo delivered another unforgettable day of competition as stronger winds finally arrived after the calima died down this Thursday, providing the ideal stage for an action-packed day at the Gran Canaria Gloria Windsurf World Cup.

A breathtaking ride across the northern Tyrrhenian Sea concludes with a heart-pounding finale in the Gulf of Liguria. Between old-time gusts and sudden calms, the Figaro 3 fleet completes the final stage of the Marina Militare Nastro Rosa Tour.

Sam Laidlaw’s Royal Yacht Squadron Quarter Tonner BLT completed a perfect Cork Week, winning all eight races sailed in IRC Three to win the overall prize for Cork Week, the Kinsale Kettle.

The Streaker fleet have arrived at Sunderland YC for the Noble Marine Streaker National Championships. Day one was a day of two parts… but only one race!

Santa Barbara delivered a classic summer afternoon for the opening day of the 2026 J/70 U.S. National Championship as 37 teams from California, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Massachusetts and New York completed four races off Santa Barbara Yacht Club.

Reigning world champions Seb Menzies and George Lee Rush have surged to the top of the 49er European Championship standings as New Zealand claimed two of the top three places after four days of racing in Eckernförde, Germany.

Stu Bithell will tell you he’s just a simple man from the north of England. Just ask him what drives him, and the answer comes quickly: his family, and a burning desire to be the best. Nothing more complicated than that. It’s an honest bit of self-assessment from a sailor who’s spent the 2026 Season…

After basking in the sunshine and bimbling on the boats while looking out on a millpond Portland Harbour on Thursday, the wind filled in as predicted on Friday to provide four fantastic races for the fleet in a fourteen knot breeze from the South East.

After yesterday’s lay day, the wind decided to set some different tests for the 90 boats contesting the 505 World Championships at Hayling Island Sailing Club.