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Tagged as the team to beat, reigning RS21 World Champions Hong Kong’s Les Freaks wasted no time. They top the leaderboard on day 1 at Yacht Club de Cannes, after three races with a 4, 5, 1 giving them a 5pt lead. Edoardo Lupi of Italy won the first race but a second race 27…

There is a particular kind of luxury that matters on a cruising yacht. It has very little to do with polished timber, acres of plush upholstery, or the number of drinks that can be put on ice… Dan and Kika Deckert will test it with a lap of the planet

From Sea Cadets to club commodore, and cheering on her own children to helping shape the future of the International RS Tera Class, Emma Wilson is ready to give something back to the class that has given her family so much.

Some boats take sailors to the top. Others keep calling them back. Anne-Marie Rindom is the latest Olympic medallist to answer that call.

Five Course Races completed across all fleets in 20 knots of breeze, with Stopchenko, Kabasakal, Senol and Burda holding their leads as the battle for the European titles intensifies.

It’s a full house! All of the world’s eight giant 32 metre long Ultim-class trimarans will gather on the same starting line Sunday off Saint Malor for the classic ocean sprint, the Route du Rhum Destination Guadeloupe.

Eleven women will start the 2026 Route du Rhum – Destination Guadeloupe, a record in the history of the race. Alexia Barrier will open a new chapter in the history of the race by becoming the first woman to start in ULTIM. Anne-Claire Le Berre will also be a pioneer by becoming the first woman…

15 year old Faith Turner has sailed her Topper from Dover to Cap Gris Nez, in a record time, fund raising for Cancer Research UK.

When the Australian 18 Footer League’s fleet lines up on Sydney Harbour to contest Race 2 of the League’s club championship, sixteen teams will be out to try and stop the current JJ Giltinan world champion from winning its fourth consecutive race.

Skipper Scott Harris of Coronado Yacht Club, along with crew Gary Weisman, Chuck Sinks, Jon Rogers, Al Pleskus, and Peter Van Waay, emerged victorious at the 2026 Don Trask International Masters Regatta, holding off a talented fleet of 12 skippers.