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Offshore racing is about making educated guesses. You read the forecast, make your plan and sail to it.

With the highly anticipated Noble Marine RS600 National Championship around the corner at Mount’s Bay Sailing Club, let’s have a look at this year’s runners and riders!

After years of dedication, Rebecca Netzler has officially retired from the 49erFX class and will no longer campaign for the Olympics.

AMAALA Yacht Club proudly flew the flag for Saudi Arabia at the prestigious Monaco Classic Week 2025, sailing aboard the iconic Black Swan, a 40.1- meter ketch with a storied history dating back to 1899.

In 1864, the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron (RSYS) conducted the earliest recorded offshore yacht race in Sydney, a challenging course from Fort Denison to Newcastle and back.

Eighteen Flying Fifteens gathered at Loch Tummel Sailing Club on 13-14 September for the Scottish Championship, sailed as part of the club’s Autumn Regatta alongside several junior classes.

The UK Nacra 15 Class Association winter training programme kicks off in under two weeks time at WPNSA on September 27th/28th.

New Zealand’s Megan Thomson and her 2.0 Racing Team made a flawless start to the 2025 World Sailing Women’s Match Racing World Championship on Lake Michigan on Wednesday, scoring four wins from four races in challenging light conditions.

The British team continue to dominate the 2025 OK Dinghy Worlds at Circolo Vela Arco, on Lake Garda. Andrew Mills won both his races on Wednesday, Day 3 of the event, to take the overall lead from Nick Craig, with Charlie Cumbley still in third.

Sean Langman, Managing Director of Noakes Group, believes his yacht has what it takes to help him secure his first ever win in a Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.