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The final leg of the WingFoil Racing World Cup gets under way tomorrow in Brazil and will run through 6 December. These last races will be decisive in crowning the 2025 World Cup champions in both the women’s and men’s divisions.

The all-female crew on The Famous Project CIC have set off on an attempt to capture the Jules Verne Trophy and break the round the world record.

Seven teams from six schools gathered at the Royal Thames base at Queen Mary Sailing Club on a miserable winter morning this past Saturday 29th November for the second Schools Keelboat Team Racing Championship.

With the halfway mark passed, Day 5 of the RS400 Frostie Series begun with a cold morning in the dinghy park. The woolly hats were donned as the mist across the lough was lifting.

RYA SafeTrx – the vessel tracking, safety and communications platform – is to be discontinued at the end of this month, from 31 December, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency has announced. RYA SafeTrx App will be discontinued from 31st December 2025. Credit: RYA The decision to close RYA SafeTrx has been made by the Royal…

Award-winning creative digital out-of-home studio, DOOH.com, is proud to announce its sponsorship of GBR Blind Sailing as they prepare to compete at the World Sailing Inclusion Visually Impaired Championships in Oman this December.

On Sunday, Paignton Sailing Club hosted the highly anticipated annual Christmas Cracker Pursuit Race, drawing a remarkable fleet of 44 boats to the starting line. The event is a highlight of the winter sailing calendar.

With less than 50 days to go before the start of the 2026 RORC Transatlantic Race, 19 boats are entered for the 3,000 mile race from Marina Lanzarote to Antigua, West Indies, with more boats expected to join them.

30 years ago a trend was created. One that would then make its way around the globe, as Beneteau saw not only the merit of the Beneteau Cup, but just how much joy it brought to sailors, visitors, sponsors, and attendees in general.

Sail Melbourne once again demonstrated why Port Phillip is known for world-class racing, serving up a full mix of conditions across four demanding days.