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It’s race weekend and the fleet of F50s will be competing on Lake Geneva in the Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix on 19 and 20 September.

Guillou’s masthead repair, Lawless’s determined pursuit and a fast-recovering chasing fleet mark eight days of Atlantic contrasts—with another windless trap threatening from behind.

The 23rd Rolex Swan Cup produced a perfect day of racing, with sunshine and a Mistral wind of between 16 and 26 knots giving all classes the ideal conditions that have made the Costa Smeralda and the La Maddalena Archipelago a prized regatta destination.

Matt Howard has taken the lead at the OK Dinghy Autumn Trophy in Bandol, France, after three races were held from 10.00 before the strong afternoon winds arrived. Tim Petetin is down to second with Charlie Cumbley up to third.

The RYA and British Sailing have today unveiled the refreshed Together on Water strategy, setting out an ambitious ten-year vision to connect more people than ever before with the water and the benefits it brings.

Everything is ready for the 58th edition of Barcolana presented by Generali, kicking off on Friday 2 October with a ten-day programme leading up to the Autumn Cup on Sunday 11 October.

The third day of the 470 Open European Trophy & Master’s Cup 2026 in Portorož was dominated by heavy rain, unstable winds and two thunderstorms.

There are yacht races where the destination is little more than the backdrop. Then there is the Bosphorus Cup. As the event celebrates 25 years, sailors will arrive in Istanbul for three days of competition centred on a city shaped by the sea.

The swarm heads to Rutland Water this weekend and, for once, the forecast is firmly on our side. Proper breeze is on the way for the Inland Championship, and the entry list already stands at 44 boats.

Aldeburgh Yacht Club hosted another fantastic Summer Regatta (23 – 28 August), with Flying Fifteens contesting morning and afternoon series across the week. We were delighted to welcome two visiting boats — Justin Waples of RCYC and Greg Wells of HISC.