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Round Britain and Ireland Race preview
In two weeks time, a fleet of 33 boats will set off on one of the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s toughest offshore challenges. The 2026 Round Britain and Ireland Race celebrates its golden jubilee, marking the 50th anniversary of the race.
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Entries open for Caribbean Multihull Challenge
The organizers of the Caribbean Multihull Challenge (CMC) are excited to announce the opening of registration for the 2027 event, which will be held on February 4-7 in Sint Maarten.
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Ramsgate Week Corporation Gold Cup day
The early start was delayed as the forecast drop and veer gave unstable strength and direction. The tide was also due to turn to run south.
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Looe Lugger Classics returns
Traditional wooden-built 100 year old fishing boats returning to their spiritual home
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Gran Canaria GWA Wingfoil World Cup concludes
El Burrero, Gran Canaria, provided the perfect setting for the penultimate Surf-Freestyle event of the season, with 27 men and 18 women registered to compete.
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MarkSetBot Wind Instrument
Accurate wind data is essential for setting and maintaining a fair racecourse as conditions change throughout the day. This is where the MarkSetBot Wind Instrument helps race committees make faster, more informed decisions.
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Meet the Sponsors Behind RS200 Nationals 2026
There’s now less than a month to go until the RS200 Nationals, with Torbay welcoming the fleet from 15-20 August. Some of Britain’s finest sailors will soon be making the trip to Torquay for five days of close racing, great socials.
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Fuerteventura PWA Grand Slam Slalom Day 4
The 2026 Fuerteventura PWA Grand Slam is proving to be a true war of attrition with no pause to catch your breath from the relentless howling winds, which is testing the mental and physical attributes of the world’s best sailors to their absolute limits.
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SailGP : Canada pulls out the stops – Day 1
“We sailed well today. We sailed really well. We nearly had an exceptional day, but we still had a very good one,” was how Northstar Canada skipper Giles Scott summed up the beleagured team’s opening day at Portsmouth.
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Black Foils lead Group A on fast Day 1
New Zealand’s Black Foils lead their group at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix after a strong opening day on the Solent, capping the afternoon with a race win that leaves them in a strong position to reach Sunday’s final.