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Act 1 of the Pallas Capital Gold Cup has wrapped up on Sydney Harbour, setting the benchmark for one of the standout series in Australian sailing.

Third generation boat builder, David French from Skeeta Watersports is the third instalment from Season Four of Bulwarks and Bulldust. A deeply personal story for David, and now his own children, as he talks about why foiling got him back into sailing

This past weekend, Barcelona once again provided the backdrop for a real sailing spectacle. Over the course of three days, the 28 participating boats competed in a wide range of wind conditions.

The third event of the 2026 29er EuroCup came to a successful conclusion in Koper, Slovenia, after four days of competitive racing and a total of ten races completed.

The second round of the ILCA class 2026 National Series at WPNSA attracted another maximum entry racing in three fleets.

Pensacola Bay is the gift that keeps on giving. Absolutely champagne conditions persisted throughout the day, lending to us achieving an unprecedented four-race day.

Today with the shifty NE breeze and anything from 5 knots to 10 knots the course was set to minimise the no wind area in front of the café. A reaching start gave ample opportunity to practice time on distance.

On March 18th at the US Sailing New England Regional Symposium, CRAB President & CEO Paul Bollinger received the Gay S. Lynn Memorial Trophy in recognition of his unwavering commitment and contributions to adaptive sailing.

Thirteen RS100s gathered at Chew Valley Lake Sailing Club for the 2026 edition of the RS100 Inland Championships, joint with the RS400s and RS700s. This comes after the 2025 Inlands, also at Chew, were thwarted by low water levels.

14 boats competed for the 6th East Kent RSC DF95 Winter Series event on the Isle of Sheppey. Ralph Wilkinson was race officer and Peter Jackson course setter in sunshine and a steady easterly perfect for A rigs.