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Sunshine and strong winds made the fleets muster all their technical skills on the 6th day of Burnham Week 2025.

Another light wind day for day 4 of the Europeans in Germany. It was tight at the top between 2 British boats, Glen Truswell & Ed FitzGerald leading Andy Shaw & Rob Struckett by 1 point.

The start to SeaLink Magnetic Island Race Week nearly wasn’t, as Principal Race Officer Denis Thompson flew the AP flag ashore because the breeze was too light on for racing this morning.

TUUCI Racing was crowned 2025 M32 North American Champion. “We just showed everybody that you can start at the bottom and work your way to the top,” said C.T. Olander. “Tears came to my eyes.”

After the suspension of the previous day, the fleet of 49 classic and vintage yachts was finally able to set sail on a short but intense course, starting and finishing in the natural harbor of the Menorcan capital.

A total of 86 boats competed in racing over the three days. A mixture of 25 different dinghy classes sailed in the two handicap fleets with sailors young and old revelling in the champagne sailing conditions.

As ways go to earn yourself a pint (the day’s sponsor was Hall & Woodhouse), racing on the Thursday of Poole Week in 2025 was probably among the harder ones.

With the start of the RC44 World Championship today off Scheveningen, the Netherlands lived up to its reputation for being able to offer four seasons in one day. The start of racing was first delayed by an hour waiting for the wind to fill in.

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Despite further tricky conditions with the offshore breeze on Dublin Bay today, racing got off to a smooth start though there were plenty of upsets in both the ILCA 6 Women and ILCA 7 Men’s events, leaving just two races on Friday to secure best outcomes.