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Round 2 of the Allen Traveller Series was held at the beautiful location of Starcross YC on the River Exe. 25 boats entered the event, one of the largest TT turnouts in many years. Well done to Hunter Warden and his team for laying on a great event.

With only one race possible on Monday at the SSL Gold Cup Brasil 2026 European Qualifiers, Tuesday was going to be intense for the teams, with a full schedule of racing to try and bring the schedule back on track.

The fleet launched just after midday for the planned three races in fantastic conditions for skiff sailing. Despite getting near to 20 knots by the third race, the breeze was like a little tickle compared to yesterday’s punch in the face.

Largo Bay Sailing Club is looking forward to welcoming competitors from across Scotland and beyond to the 2026 LBSC Open Regatta, taking place on the beautiful waters of Largo Bay.

Peder Nergaard, together with Petrus Eide, Fabian Spone and Morten Helgesen aboard Blow (NOR 787), were crowned 2026 Melges 24 Norwegian Champions after a hard-fought eight-race championship in Trondheim.

Team ‘Where’s Lazlo?’ won the Ramus Trophy after claiming victory at the IOCA (UK) Team Racing Championships at Rutland Sailing Club on 6th and 7th June 2026.

Tsunami warnings and strong winds in Japan for the Tasars, light winds in Spain for the International Moths. The result was the same . . . no racing today.

Coppet Week 2026 at Saundersfoot Sailing Club turned into a classic tale of two halves. The 42-strong dinghy fleet faced a slow, frustrating start to the annual race week as a stubborn high-pressure system arrived..

Simon Hawkes gave the 20 competing sailors a masterclass in sailing a K1 over the weekend of 5th and 6th June at Datchet Water. He kindly provided a training and coaching day on the preceding Friday with some tuning and rigging tips.

The 2026 Squib East Coast Championships was held at the Royal Burnham YC during their annual Whitsun Regatta. It was blessed with champagne sailing conditions and temperatures reaching an impressive 27°C.