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Over the recent Topper National Training, we trained at Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA), Carsington Water, and Grafham Water, experiencing a full range of conditions that pushed both performance and consistency.

Having set off a week ago from Recife, Brazil, the eight competitors in the final leg of the 2025/2026 GLOBE40 have already encountered several different conditions.

This week, the inaugural Antigua Racing Cup will burst onto the Caribbean scene, blending cutting-edge race technology with Antigua’s spectacular natural racecourse.

Keeping it in the family was always really the main mission. Just ask him… Now at 138 days and some change, Tristan Gourlay has shaved a fair old chunk off the 179 days and change his dad, Ken, set 19 and a bit years ago.

The U.S. SailGP Team today announced a new partnership with Ocean Conservancy’s Protect Where We Play initiative to support its Global Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI), a global effort to remove lost and abandoned fishing gear from the ocean.

The start of the 2026 season saw a large number of boats and sailors making their way back to the creek to enjoy three days of racing with very varied conditions.

After being laid up over the winter, members were keen their yachts back on the water, whether cruising to distant parts or close racing round the Rough Firth and the Solway. As Easter approached, the ominous forecast of Storm Dave drew closer.

With a gaggle of Lincoln boats competing at the Datchet Nationals we had a reduced fleet today of eight happy skippers.

Open 7.50: Banque Populaire, a well-deserved victory through consistent performance

Three days of racing came to a close in Porto Rotondo, where Yacht Club Porto Rotondo organised the opening round of the Open Skiff Eurochallenge together with the RS Aero National Regatta, under the authority of the Italian Sailing Federation.