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2026 Melges 24 Europeans day 4
Ante Cesic and the crew of CRO 867 Razjaren, with the owner Lukasz Podniesinski, have successfully defended their Melges 24 European Championship title.
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Melges 24 Europeans – CRO 867 Razjaren is 2026 Champion with a Race to Spare
Ante Cesic and the crew of CRO 867 Razjaren, with the owner Lukasz Podniesinski, have successfully defended their Melges 24 European Championship title. Two race wins on Day 4 gave the Croatian team an unbeatable lead with one race still to sail, two years after winning the 2024 championship on home waters in Split. Razjaren…
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Ovington British OK Nationals at Tynemouth Day 1
The first day of the Ovington sponsored OK Nationals, hosted by Tynemouth Sailing Club, saw the fleet racing in the North Bay in a fresh westerly breeze, gusting 27 knots.
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British Soling Nationals 2026 at Lochaber
The last weekend of August has traditionally seen Lochaber Yacht Club (LYC) host the British Soling National Championship, and this year was no exception.
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Stage set on Dublin Bay for ILCA6 Women’s Worlds
The ILCA6 Women’s World Championships are set to get under way in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland, next week, with a fleet of 110 athletes from 44 countries preparing for six days of intense racing on Dublin Bay.
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Osprey Nationals 2026 at Mount’s Bay Day 1
It was like gorillas in the mizzle down in deepest Cornwall as the Osprey Class began the 2026 Nationals event at Mount’s Bay Sailing Club.
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Capricorno returns for 2026 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup
Capricorno, the Judel/Vrolijk-designed 80-footer, returns to one of the world’s most prestigious maxi yacht events, lining up for the 2026 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup in Porto Cervo, Sardinia.
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P&B Phantom Nationals at Tenby Day 1
The 2026 P&B Phantom National Championships got under way at Tenby Sailing Club in classic Pembrokeshire conditions, with a lively sea breeze, Atlantic swell and close racing producing an entertaining opening day for the fleet.
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Untapped potential in Durban and KwaZulu-Natal
Durban and KwaZulu-Natal’s potential to expand their role in South Africa’s marine economy – and connect local businesses more strongly with African and international markets – will come under the spotlight at the African Boating Conference 2026
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More in Africa than meets the industry eye
Exhibition space at the African Boating Conference is nearing capacity, with a diverse line-up of African and international marine businesses adding a strong commercial dimension to the two-day industry gathering in Cape Town.