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Dawn in Antigua on Day Two of the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600 reveals a race beginning to take shape, but far from settled. Through the northern islands, the fleet has split into high-speed duels, tactical compression zones and emerging class battles.

As the world adjusts its gaze from the Winter Olympics to non-quadrennial sports, and as the Northeast weathers yet more snowfall while many ski areas out West endure their worst season in years, the sailing world enjoys a world-class event.

Between February 18 and 22, the Clube dos Jangadeiros, in Porto Alegre, hosted the 29er Brazilian Championships.

The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Sailing Association (SVGSA) successfully hosted a World Sailing Race Management Course – Level 1 over three days, from 20-22 February, at the SVG Sailing Association Centre of Excellence, Coconut Grove Beach Club.

Rooster have been a staple of the dinghy scene since 1999, and have attended the Dinghy Show every year since 2001. Mark Jardine chatted with Steve Cockerill to find out about the journey, and the newly-updated iconic Aquafleece.

Torrential rain greeted competitors as they arrived for the seventh and eighth races of the Snowflake Series, though the forecast offered some encouragement. As predicted, the rain eased shortly before the first start.

Marko Kolic, from Italy, won the only race possible on the second day of the Porsche Centre Brisbane 2026 Finn World Masters at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, in Brisbane, Australia.

After weeks of punishing winter weather, the fleet at the Brass Monkeys, sponsored by Tadg Riordan Motors, was finally rewarded with a day that felt more April than February. Sunny skies, flat seas, and a steady south-westerly breeze.

The countdown is on for one of Australia’s most unique and demanding sailing challenges.

World Sailing is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2026 World Sailing Youth Emerging Nations Programme (ENP).