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Mark your calendar, get ready for three days of championship racing on the legendary waters of San Francisco Bay. Join the racing fleet or cruise alongside – all sailors are welcome to experience, spectate, and celebrate trimaran excellence.

The National Women’s Sailing Association (NWSA) and Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA) have collaborated to bring the Women’s Sailing Conference to Long Beach, California.

Whether you’re considering a new boat purchase, looking to improve your performance through sails and setup advice, or you’re keen to tap into the knowledge and community offered by Class Associations, our exhibitors have so much expertise to share.

Experience X-Yachts up close this spring. We’re excited to invite you to a brand-new event for 2026: a special spring edition of our In-House Boat Show, taking place on March 7th, 2026 from 11 AM to 4 PM at the X-Yachts yard in Haderslev.

Emirates Team New Zealand claim ‘First-Mover Advantage’ with the rollout their America’s Cup AC75 ‘Taihoro’ at their Wynyard Quarter base in Auckland.

Staying motivated through the colder months starts with staying comfortable. If you’re warm, flexible, and unrestricted, you’ll sail longer — and get more from every session.

Just over three weeks remain until the first major meeting of the world’s best 470 sailors in the 2026 season. From 6 to 14 March, the Portuguese sailing venue of Vilamoura will host the 470 Europeans.

With the class going from strength to strength, and whilst second-hand boats were being snapped up instantly, the winter has seen the highest number of new boats being built for many years.

Celebrating the Norfolk Punt Club’s 100-year anniversary, we have the latest punt design on display at the 2026 RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show. Wahoo, home-built by John Friend to a design by his son Andrew and completed in 2023 is the first of its kind.

Grafham Water’s own Adam Piggott and Reece Webb sailed their Formula 18 to overall victory in the Grafham Grand Prix last Sunday. Pushed back from its original date to Sunday 8 February, the reduced entry of 94 boats quickly filled up.