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At the top of their classes, competitors got Long Beach’s finest on Thursday, wind gusting to 18 with waves and sunshine….perfect conditions. The steady offshore breeze and classic Long Beach conditions will deliver tight races between competitors.

Light winds prevailed for the final day of the WASZP Pre-Games, seeing the racing postponed as sailors waited for the breeze to make up its mind.

Excitement is building in Cowes ahead of the 2025 Admiral’s Cup. On Friday 18th July, the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) hosted an official press conference at its Cowes Clubhouse.

Ahead of the first race, Crosbie Lorimer provides an introduction and interviews Shane Guanaria from Zen

Fresh off a bruising weekend in New York, the BONDS Flying Roos are looking to bounce back with a vengeance as they take on long time rivals Great Britain in their home waters at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix, held in Portsmouth.

While the 50ft flying catamarans competing at SailGP Portsmouth this weekend will be impressive, charging out of the opposite western end of the Solent will be giant 32m long by 23m wide flying Ultim trimarans taking part in the 100th anniversary edition.

The countdown is over. Tomorrow, Saturday 19 July, the 2025 Admiral’s Cup officially sets sail with the Channel Race, a 150-nautical mile offshore challenge that marks the start of this iconic international regatta.

The Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix | Portsmouth takes place this weekend, with the 12 teams competing in F50 catamarans close to the waterfront, where a massive grandstand has been built for the spectators.

The scheduled Practice Day failed to fire at SailGP Portsmouth, after the forecast, admittedly light, breeze failed to male an appearance. The self propelled start marks were making a much better speed than the F50s.

Join us on Monday the 28th July at 7pm for our next Connected Webinar – Keeping Sailing Safe: Creating Policies and Getting Criminal Records Checks Right.