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The IFCA Foiling European Championships got under way in near-perfect conditions in St. Peter-Ording. On the opening day of competition, 65 athletes from 16 nations took to the waters of Ordinger Beach.

Lake Neuchâtel was sparkling on Thursday morning, and the wind filled in to allow racing to start at 11.30. With sunshine and breeze the SSL 47 yachts were gleaming, we were all set for another cracking day.

It’s Thursday. You’re sat at your desk – its hot outside and you’re thinking about sailing, big skies, big seas, 12 – 18 knots of wind over the perfect waves at the perfect downwind angle.

With two regattas now complete, the 2026 Classic Yacht Challenge Series is beginning to take shape. And with a regatta on the schedule every weekend for the rest of the summer, the competition is only expected to intensify.

The Notice of Race for the 47th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta is now live on Yacht Scoring, and registration is officially open for sailors eager to secure their place in the Caribbean’s biggest and most exciting sailing event: March 4-7, 2027.

The Nationals are coming. You’ve booked the accommodation, entered the event and hopefully spent some time on the water. But is your boat ready?

The Musto Lark Nationals (26th-29th July) revisits the iconic Cornish venue of Fowey for the first time in 32 years! Combined with a strong growth in the Lark fleet, this stunning venue has already attracted over 40 entries (31 last year).

Coastguards Rescue Officers across the United Kingdom are celebrating ‘a huge win’ in their campaign to stop their pay being cut. Coastguard Rescue Officers currently receive £12.21 per hour for operational duties, including training. Credit: Nik Taylor/Alamy Minister for Transport Keir Mather announced in parliament today that the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) plan to…

SailGP has revealed ambitious plans to transform the championship over the next five years, setting out a roadmap that will see the league grow with more teams, more events and a global audience unlike anything sailing has seen before.

The summer’s heat waves have seen perfect condition for getting afloat, whether you’re planning coastal cruising, local racing, or longer offshore adventures.