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Over the weekend of 29/30 November, Blessington SC organised a RS400 Winters Event to round off the 2025 season with a final fling before the Christmas period. The plan was for some light-hearted, fun and fast racing.

Getting the decision right takes thought and a bit of research. Will the class suit you? Are you the right weight? What boat should you get in that class? All questions which could decide where you make the right choice.

Sailing and boating have always evolved – but today, technology is transforming the sport faster than ever.

World Sailing is pleased to announce a new collaboration with The America’s Cup which will be used to strengthen the global development of Para Inclusive Sailing and accelerate key initiatives ahead of the 2025 World Sailing Inclusion Championships.

The new Swedish SailGP team Artemis Racing has launched their new AC50 in Abu Dhabi, and has commenced training. At least two top Kiwi sailors are have/are expected to be named in the crew.

Early season form in the fifth season of 18ft skiff racing for the talented Balmain team has it positioned at the top of the NSW State Championship and in second place in the Australian 18 Footers League’s Club Championship.

Sadly, reservoir levels at the end of a dry spring and summer did not allow the Inlands to be held as planned, but, thankfully, the team at Grafham Water Sailing Club were able to accommodate an enthusiastic fleet.

It won’t go down as the most glamorous way to find out you’re a state champion, but the crew onboard IMEI Barnabas Building were happy to claim victory after a weird and wild end to the NSW 16ft Championships at St George on the weekend.

The first round of the Nautilus Braids Elliott 5.9 Southern Circuit was sailed at the Naval Point Yacht Club, Lyttleton on 29–30 November, delivering exactly what the class is known for—tight, high-intensity one-design racing across the entire fleet.

The forecast, for the last Sunday of the 2025 Hamble Winter Series, turned out to be spot on. A wonderfully sunny day, but with a chilly, 9-11 knots, westerly. James Lutley provided the CV and the Team headed out and set up SE of mark (4S) Royal Southern.