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Following an exciting weekend of ocean racing outside of Narragansett Bay, American Eagle, helmed by skipper Jeff Randall, emerged victorious at the 12 Metre North American Championship.

The JOG Lymington Weekend brought the curtain down on a busy and hugely successful JOG season, with an impressive fleet of 55 boats signing up for two days of racing in the Solent.

It’s hard to overstate how important the Preliminary Regatta in Naples was for the America’s Cup, when on the surface it was just a show.

The Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club (RPNYC) is delighted to announce the return of the iconic Wellington to Akaroa Yacht Race.

Twenty-eight teams from across the U.S., made up of 4-5 sailors each, competed in three days of racing at the Larchmont Yacht Club -two days of perfect “chamber of commerce conditions” and a bit of rain on the third day.

The final Saturday of the keelboat season started in pleasant conditions with a NNW breeze of about 5 knots, however with the prospect of the wind predicted to drop through out the morning the Race Officers were keen to get both fleets away on time.

Having competed in 44Cup World Championships for the last 15 years, Aleph Racing today for the very first time managed to secure the coveted title in the RC44 one design class’ most prestigious annual event.

Eight sailors took to the water on Saturday 27th September, in search of glory and the coveted Start Racing Regatta title. Now in its fifth year, the regatta has become a popular finale to the RYA course which the competitors completed the previous week.

Two generations of Australian catamaran sailors were celebrated at this year’s State Awards, with Greg Cann, Greg Goodall, Archie Gargett and Sarah Hoffman recognised with prestigious Barranjoey Pins.

Seven women, one yacht, one shared passion: SY Nostromino II brings together an international female crew under the Gstaad Yacht Club burgee.