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A 12-boat D-Zero fleet gathered at Aberdeen & Stonehaven Yacht Club over the weekend of 15-16 August for the club’s Open Regatta, with six races completed across two days of close racing, strong tidal conditions, and excellent hospitality ashore.

This year’s J70 Regatta run by Bembridge SC coincided with the second day of the Club Regatta for the second year running. Certainly makes it busier on the Committee Boat and also on the launches getting everyone out to their boats at low water!

After the fun of the Club’s Cadet Week, it was time for more open competition of Kippford Week. With crews travelling to Kippford from as far as Aberdeen and the English Midlands, they joined the locals on Sunday 8th for the week’s briefing.

The 9th annual Storm Trysail Ted Hood Regatta took over Marblehead’s waters this past weekend co-hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club and Eastern Yacht Club.

The 21st edition of the Ida Lewis Distance Race presented by Kiel James Patrick got under way Friday morning, August 14, with 46 teams in six classes timing spinnaker sets for a downwind start.

49 Dragons from 12 nations have gathered in Cowes for the 2026 Edinburgh Cup and UK Dragon Grand Prix. Four days of racing for the championship commence tomorrow, Tuesday 18 August, but the event kicked off with a very special one-off celebration race.

Emirates Team New Zealand wrapped up a two week long test block in Auckland on Saturday – enjoying a near optimal weather window.

Stacks of breeze, a lumpy seaway and plenty of drama on Day 1 of Race Week 2026. Numerous breakages, but all reportedly safely back at the dock – and only another three days of the same conditions!

The Royal Corinthian Yacht Club in Burnham on Crouch proved to be a perfect venue for the 2026 Allen Snipe Class National Championship; great sailing, camping and amazing hospitality.

The Final Series got underway at the 2026 ILCA 6 Youth World Championships on Monday, with two races completed for all fleets on Aarhus Bay. Both Delta flags were up by 10.00, allowing the sailors to head straight onto the water.