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Day 2 of the America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta was a successful day of racing for both Emirates Team New Zealand crews in Cagliari today, Saturday.

The British women and youth America’s Cup team, Athena Pathway, secured a race win on day two of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta Sardinia, while the British senior team, GB1, was forced to sit out due to a boat issue.

Rising Kiwi windsurfing star Aimee Bright has claimed the biggest result of her career overnight, securing silver at the prestigious championships against some of the world’s best windfoilers. It marked the first senior podium finish of her career.

After a fantastic Friday, we were all hoping for another day which would surpass the forecast and provide us with a thrilling conclusion to what has been a spectacular IOM World Championship at Datchet Water Sailing Club.

A packed Saturday both on shore and on the water in Cagliari for the second and penultimate day of the Preliminary Regatta Sardinia.

After yesterday’s wind and waves, the sailors in the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta, Sardinia faced a different challenge on a testing racecourse where reading the pressure accurately was everything.

The Maxi One and Maxi Grand Prix classes today finished the Regata dei Tre Golfi, the opening offshore race of the IMA Maxi European Championship.

The 2026 Star Western Hemisphere Championship came to a close today on Gull Lake after a final day marked by grey skies, persistent showers and challenging conditions that allowed the fleet to complete one last race before the championship was decided.

The 2026 iQFOiL Open European Championships came to a thrilling conclusion today in Portimão, Portugal, with spectacular Medal Series racing deciding the new European Champions after six demanding days on the Atlantic waters of Praia da Rocha.

Winds were lighter as sunshine blessed the second day of racing at the 2026 Jura Scottish Series on Loch Fyne. Changing gears was important but picking the favoured side of the first upwind was very often the foundation for success.