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The waters of the Minsk Sea hosted BRICS Championship 2026 – unique sailing event. More than 50 participants from India, Russia, Belarus, and Kyrgyzstan, along with an international jury and honored guests, witnessed three days of intense competition.

All eyes are on Weymouth and Portland this week as the 2026 MUSTO iQFOiL World Championships get under way at one of the most iconic venues in Olympic sailing.

Bassenthwaite Sailing Club welcomed youth sailors from across the region for the One Design Open Meeting, with two great days of racing in some fantastic sailing conditions.

Racing got under way today at the 2026 ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship, with all three fleets completing three races each. The first warning signal went out at 12:00 as planned, in a breeze that ranged from 12 to 20 knots, gusting up to 25.

Charlotte Rose of the USA leads the first day of the 2026 ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship, tied on three points with Emma Plasschaert of Belgium. Rose and Plasschaert both won their first flight races, Rose ahead of Matilda Nicholls GBR, and Plasschaert ahead of Hannah Snellgrove GBR. In the second flight races Maxime Jonker…

The Flying Fifteen Northern Championship hosted by Ullswater Yacht Club concluded as a fantastic success, providing competitors with a masterclass in tactical racing.

Derwent Reservoir Sailing Club welcomed 19 entrants to their annual ILCA open on Saturday 5th September, forming part of both the 2026 ILCA Lakeland & Borders Series and the ILCA Regional Youth Series (the latter being kindly sponsored by Rooster).

Day 1 of the the 2026 Musto iQFOiL World Championships at the Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy. In the women, European Champion Tamar Steinberg ISR opened her scoring with four race wins to take a six point lead from Stella Bilger AUS with 9 pts and Maya Gysler NOR with 10 pts. Britain’s Islay…

The already fierce battle for the lead in The Ocean Race Atlantic has intensified over the past 24 hours as the leading pack compressed in lightening winds on the approach to a ridged high pressure system blocking the crews’ path to the finish line.

A northerly forecast holding for an entire day is a foreboding sight for Narragansett Bay sailors—and for the Race Committee tasked with getting more than 80 boats around Jamestown for the Annual Conanicut Yacht Club Around the Island Race.