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The TP52 Australia fleet returns to racing this weekend, with the Super 40s sitting this one out. After a commanding run through the opening stages of the season, Matador TP52 has established itself as the benchmark.

Gusts in the mid 20’s greeted the fleet on Sunday morning as we arrived at Bough Beech. Half the fleet ventured out to test the conditions, for many of them their first time sailing Snipes, while the race team debated on shore about abandoning the day.

Emirates Team New Zealand is the new naming partner of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Youth Training Programme

Antoine Mermod, the President of the IMOCA Class, is looking forward to what will be his ninth season at the helm of the world’s most exciting offshore ocean racing class, and says 2026 is going to be another action-packed year.

The 23rd Samui Regatta returns to the Gulf of Thailand, inviting professional and aspiring sailors to compete in one of Asia’s most iconic island destinations.

After two false starts with heavy weather adversely affecting the Sunday sailing, Delph Sailing Club’s 2026 sailing season finally got off to a bang with 22 sailors in 17 boats taking part in the first race of their ever popular Wednesday night A series.

The Switzerland SailGP Team makes its historic debut in Rio de Janeiro this weekend, as SailGP arrives in Brazil for the first time.

The Antigua Racing Cup burst into life in full trade wind conditions off Antigua’s south coast. The gradient easterly breeze in the high ‘teens, with gusts topping 20 knots produced phenomenal tropical racing conditions.

The first Hobie Week Exmouth was due to be held in April 2026 with a full week of sailing, social activities and local touring. A bucket list destination and a Hobie sailing event not to miss.

The DS Automobiles SailGP Team France returns to racing at the ENEL Rio Sail Grand Prix, marking the first SailGP event ever held in South America.