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All eyes on the water for summer 2025
New Zealand’s sailing fleet is in a great position to find and report marine pests this summer, as Clean Below? Good to Go launches its ‘all eyes on the water’ campaign to help boat owners and ocean lovers understand what marine pests look like.
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World Sailing Rankings update after 28 October 2025
Britain has three No.1 World Ranked competitors: John Gimson and Anna Burnet in the Nacra 17, Michael Beckett in the ILCA7 and Lily Young in Formula Kite
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Transat Café L’OR and Mini Globe Race news
The realities of shorter days and cooler temperatures might be sweeping over most of North America these days, but that hasn’t stopped a flurry of offshore-racing news of late.
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Maximise performance with EVO
Made with PrimaLoft® Evolve – an insulation that mimics animal fur – the EVO Therm Jacket adapts to your activity level and environment. The result is thermo-regulation of core body temperature, whatever the elements throw at you.
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Streaker End of Season Championship at Northampton
A change of venue for the Streaker End of Season Championships didn’t prevent Staunton Harold’s home favourite, Peter Gray, from taking the Freddy Bear trophy at the head of a 25-strong fleet at Northampton Sailing Club.
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RS Sailing Offers and Top Tips
Warehouse Clearance – exclusive discounts across this season’s stock, as well as 15% off spinnakers. Plus top tips from Peter Barton on how to rig the RS Aero to harness the full power of the boat.
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Transat Cafe L’Or transatlantic – Leaders expected in Martinique on Thursday
Transat Cafe L’Or transatlantic – Leaders expected in the bay of Fort-de-France on Thursday
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RS400 Rooster National Tour overall
Congratulations to Ollie Groves and Esther Parkhurst, RS400 Rooster National Tour Champions 2025!
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25th anniversary Russell-Cooke Silicon Cup Regatta
The UK’s largest charity and IT sailing event, the Russell-Cooke Silicon Cup Regatta, raised £50,000 in its 25th anniversary edition this autumn.
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17th Transat Café L’or Day 9
Even for the Class40s which only restarted their TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR race to Martinique on Saturday the intensity and pace is starting to tell, maybe especially in the IMOCA class where the leading trio are engaged in a close drag race in the trade winds.