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Thirty years after one of the most celebrated rescues in maritime history, Pete Goss MBE and French yachtsman Raphaël Dinelli will reunite at sea as crew mates in the 2026 Drheam Cup offshore race.

The fleet in the inaugural Island Offshore Race to the Arctic has reached Sandnessjøen after completing the longest and most tactical leg of the race.

Over thirty Contessa yachts came to Yarmouth last weekend from all over the south coast and further afield for the fourth annual RSYC Contessa Regatta.

The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) are seeking feedback on proposed changes to Admiralty paper charts – as some new edition Standard Nautical Charts will be produced using official electronic data Producing standard nautical charts from electronic navigational chart data may result in some differences in how chart information is displayed, including changes to symbols or annotations;…

Botín, new to the AC75, said he was still getting used to the sail and foil control systems and how they work together, and attributed the early difficulty to swell and a current against the wind. It was also a big day for Brit Leigh McMillan.

The TP52 Hispania, the Spanish Navy’s new training boat, will be one of the major attractions at the 44th Copa del Rey Mapfre. Her debut in the Bay of Palma has generated considerable anticipation and immediately presents the team with a double challenge.

Warm weather doesn’t always mean warm water. A lightweight wetsuit provides extra insulation without restricting movement, helping you stay comfortable during longer sessions on the water.

With five of the eleven scheduled events now complete, the 2026 North American Sailing Series (NASS) is approaching the halfway point, with the competition remaining remarkably close at the top of both the Overall and Corinthian leaderboards.

The penultimate day of the Dragon European Championship in Helsinki tested competitors with light and unpredictable conditions. The Race Committee planned two races but made it clear that completing even one would be a challenge.

The third event of the Bluebell series was held over a windy weekend. As usual at Largo the RO set a triangle/sausage course. The wind refused to play for the first 20 minutes or so and the start was delayed before it eventually filled in from offshore.