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This month, Carl has once again handpicked six items as his top recommendations, each carefully inspected and rated 8/10 or higher.

The Elimination Series concluded on Saturday at the 2026 ILCA 7 Men’s World Championship after eleven races for the top ten sailors, who will compete for the medals tomorrow in the Final Series.

After three days of Grand Prix racing, Realteam Spirit have produced a remarkably consistent run of podium finishes to build a nine-point lead and secure victory at the TF35 Mailly event with a day still to spare.

With just days to go before the race, the fleet continues to grow. Banda Larga, René Raffica HUN 89, Grifo and the Cape 31 Milkwave are among the latest confirmed entries, while Olympic medallist Evert Bastet joins Prince Luitpold von Bayern’s Asso 99.

Tom Saunders made his move on Day 4 of the ILCA 7 World Championship in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland, climbing 11 spots to sit just outside the top 10 – and still in the hunt for a place in the medal series.

Five-time Olympic medalist Robert Scheidt (BRA) and 2008 Olympian Austin Sperry (USA) are the new Star European Champions, producing a flawless final day to capture one of the most prestigious titles in international sailing.

Elliot Hanson GBR takes the lead into the Medal Series, a 4 and 2 were enough to take him ahead of Ryan Lo SGP and Micky Beckett GBR for the final two races. Ryan Lo needed the discard to the 30 from his days score, while Beckett also had to drop a 19 from the…

While Harm Müller-Spreer’s German flagged Platoon Aviation ran away with the regatta title, Eduardo and Renato Plass and their tightly knit Crioula team from Brazil’s Valeros do Sul YC in Porto Alegre secured a dream second place.

All fifteen boats arrived over the Friday with more hope than expectation of sailing today. Most just put their mast up, put the cover back on, and headed for a curry in Shoreham town centre.

Robert Scheidt (BRA) and Austin Sperry (USA) are the 2026 Star European Champions, producing a flawless final day. Scheidt and Sperry needed just one more race to confirm their victory. Sailing a composed and tactically brilliant race, they positioned themselves on the favored side of the course during the final downwind, needing only one final…