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Sixteen Soloists, mostly pensioners, showed up in their Solos for this race on a gloriously sunny day featuring a brisk flood tide. Conditions included a 10-12 knot breeze with a Westerly component.

The 2026 Royal Escape Race brought sailors together for a memorable weekend of racing, celebration and community spirit across the English Channel.

The unstoppable momentum of the OK Dinghy class continues into 2026 with the second largest OK Dinghy World Championship of all time set to get under way at Skovshoved, Denmark next week. It has attracted an impressive 207 entries from 14 nations.

The 2026 Solo Trans-Tasman Yacht Challenge continues to deliver exactly what makes this race so special – changing conditions, strategic decisions, personal challenges, and a healthy dose of Tasman Sea unpredictability.

We are delighted to announce that Allen, one of the world’s leading makers of high-performance sailing hardware, has come onboard to sponsor the 2026 505 World Championship at Hayling Island 2nd-11th July.

The European Championships starts to get serious now at the FVM centre in Los Alcázeras on the wonderful waters of the Spanish Mar Menor lagoon. Sunday saw the official practice race prior to Monday’s event start.

After the mayhem and razzmatazz of the SailGP Grand Prix in New York, the OK Dinghy class calmly continues into 2026 with the second largest OK Dinghy World Championship of all time

Departing at 2:00 PM on Sunday from the Caen-Ouistreham bay, the 22 Class40s of the 17th edition of the CIC NORMANDY CHANNEL RACE headed towards the Saint-Marcouf Islands at the foot of the Cotentin Peninsula, the first waypoint.

Against the backdrop of Manhattan, the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix delivered one of the most demanding weekends of the SailGP season, with extreme conditions, disrupted racing schedules and highly aggressive fleet racing.

The club held the race for the Queen’s Jubilee Jug on the evening tide on Saturday. Camilla Warner and Simon Wilson-Stephens were the race officers and set a course from the sea wall, out to the lagoon and back making the best of the evening breeze.