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The 47th Rolex Middle Sea Race has witnessed the fleet arrival back in Malta, following Black Jack 100’s dramatic Monohull Line Honours finish in the afternoon of 19 October. Since then  – Tuesday 23:00 hrs – some twenty yachts have finished in Grand Valletta Harbour. Another 80+ are still racing. Django 7X is provisional leader…

Welcome to the 2026-2027 Sailing season and hello to the Victorian Women’s Keelboat Series, as the new title replacing Port Phillip Women’s Championship Series introduced in 2013.

INS300 is the everyday waterproof inshore range, built for mild to moderate conditions. A 2-layer membrane, fully seam taped, with a micro-fleece lined torso and taffeta sleeves that provide comfort and let it layer with ease.

After months of preparation the largest village ever created for an ocean race officially opened its gates today in Saint-Malo. And so starts thirteen days of festivities, a chance to meet the skippers, see the boats up close and personal.

On Saturday, 3 October a fleet of 13 Flying 15’s were getting race-ready and enthusiastic for the start of the State Titles at Tin Can Bay. We had eight local boats competing alongside visitors from Sandgate, Lake Macquarie and Darwin.

Following Black Jack 100’s dramatic finish in the afternoon of 19 October, the next pair to reach Marsamxett Harbour, just after 21:00 CEST in the evening, brought to an end one of the great battles of the 2026 edition.

For Remon Vos, Black Jack 100’s Monohull Line Honours victory at the 47th Rolex Middle Sea Race was another triumph in a race that has become a regular fixture in his sailing calendar.

A group of South African women has returned from the international sailing stage with a mission that extends beyond competition.

Some of sailing’s most accomplished names will gather at San Diego Yacht Club October 23-25 for the Don Trask International Masters Regatta – an annual event celebrating the competitive spirit and lifelong friendships at the heart of the sport.

The world’s best Freestyle kiteboarders head to Brazil for the decisive final stop of the GKA Freestyle World Cup year, where the 2026 world champions will be crowned after a season-long battle between the leading riders.