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Celebrations were finally subsiding this morning in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin’s Port Chantereyne following Peter Harrison, Pierre Casiraghi and the Yacht Club de Monaco team’s superb victory in the successfully rejuvenated Admiral’s Cup.

The fourth and final day of the Lark Nationals 2025 dawned with 6-12 knots forecast. The majority of the fleet were pleased to see lighter conditions after a big day yesterday, and everyone was pleased that most of the broken boats had been repaired.

As the 2025 Cadet National Championships conclude on the English Riviera, we start to think ahead to the Cadet Worlds on Lake Lipno in Czechia.

Twenty-two St. Thomas teenagers graduated on Friday, July 25, from the 4th annual Junior Sailing Summer Program, run by the St. Thomas Sailing Center.

Shoreham Sailing Club welcomed 30 Merlin Rockets to their Craftinsure Silver Tiller and Allen South East Series open on the weekend of 26 and 27 July.

In a result that is a hammer blow for the sport and the revival of major offshore teams trophies, Monaco and Hong Kong have provisionally taken first and second in the world championship of offshore racing.

With the season in full swing, Melges UK has had a busy few months across both the Melges 15 and Skeeta fleets. From inland regattas and coastal racing to foiling demos and international events, activity is growing and momentum is building.

The Yacht Club de Monaco (YCM) is the winner of the 2025 Admiral’s Cup. Represented by the TP52 Jolt 3 and Carkeek 42 Jolt 6.

The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) is delighted to announce the Yacht Club de Monaco (YCM) as the winner of the 2025 Admiral’s Cup.

As proud title sponsors and official clothing partners, we’ve just wrapped up two unforgettable events: the adrenaline-fuelled WASZP Games in Weymouth and the dynamic, youth-driven Topper Worlds in Medemblik.