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The gathering brought together skippers from the first edition of the GSC, sailors preparing their campaigns for the 2027-2028 race, representatives of maritime institutions and local authorities, and members of Galicia’s vibrant sailing community.

The International J/70 Class Association has awarded the 2027 J/70 Corinthian World Championship to Vigo, Spain. The event will be hosted by the Real Club Náutico de Vigo in collaboration with the Spanish J/70 Class Association.

A dull grey day, with a 5-10 knot ENE breeze and a spring low tide, probably had a lot to do with the low turnout in the Fast Handicap for the first race of the Spring Series.

Developed alongside elite offshore sailors and proven in the harshest marine environments, Ocean Pro redefines offshore protection — engineered 18% lighter than comparable systems, without compromise.

Conditions totally opposite to those of the opening JJ Giltinan race, but the result was the same . . . a win for Yandoo of John Winning Jr.

The Rolex China Sea Race has come to a close, with William Liu’s Ker 42 Custom Seawolf crowned IRC Overall Champion, Philip Turner’s R/P 66 Team Alive-Rampage taking Line Honours and Tiger Mok marking history as the first solo competitor.

Next Saturday, nearly 100 women will be having a blast when they hit the water for the 2026 Club Marine Tasmanian Women’s Keelboat Regatta in Hobart.

Race 2 produced conditions totally opposite to those of the opening race but the result was the same as the outstanding defending champion Yandoo team took the honours with another display of brilliant crew work on Sydney Harbour today.

For decades Bass Week has attracted visitors from across the country, renowned for competitive racing, a fantastic social programme for all the family, stunning views of the fells, and arguably the best vantage point of Skiddaw mountain.

The 2026 Nautilus Marine Insurance Sydney Harbour Regatta came to a dramatic close today, when crew were left swimming after parting company with their boats, one boat ending up on the rocks after winning the Super 30 Cup.