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A true test of human endeavour, 20 sailing professionals departed Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth, on Sunday leading their ten teams, formed of non-professional sailors, on the eleven-month endurance challenge around the world.

The Royal Weekend is a highlight of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club’s (RCYC) regatta calendar, with multiple fleets racing under the watchful gaze of the CN tower.

Laurent Hay, from France, is the new leader at the 2025 Finn Gold Cup after two more races were completed in Cascais, Portugal, on Wednesday.

Since its inaugural event in 2013, the Youth America’s Cup, designed as a competition for sailors under the age of 25, has always been the most remarkable sign-post to the future direction of the America’s Cup itself.

Entries are open for the prestigious Rudder Cup, the oldest ocean race in Australia and one of the most popular races on the Ocean Racing Club of Victoria’s (ORCV) sailing calendar.

This week the Moths have gathered in Torquay at the Royal Torbay Yacht Club for the UK Championship, and the discussion is all about steel.

As we approach the 2025 J/24 World Championship, 250 sailors from 12 countries and 5 continents are assembling in Plymouth with their eyes on the prize. A good time, then, to look at the front runners and likely top competition for the event.

The Daishan leg of the WingFoil Racing World Cup Series has kicked off with a bang, with nearly 80 sailors tackling three long-distance races in challenging conditions.

28 boats are descending on Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy, the venue for the 2012 Olympic Sailing Events, for their 2025 Nationals. With 16 49er teams and 12 FX teams, they are looking forward to four days of epic racing.

As the days draw in, sailors are now planning their Autumn and Winter sailing and racing campaigns, or for some, heading off on long distance expeditions, such as the ARC.