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The Yachting Journalists’ Association (YJA) has announced the winner of the 2025 Young Journalist of the Year Award and has unveiled its new mentoring scheme Lydia Mullan, winner of the YJA Young Journalist of the Year Award 2025 with nominees Freya Terry (right) and Loreto Rodriguz (second from left) and YJA chairman Katy Stickland. Credit:…

Hugh and Ryan dropped a fun new video today introducing global audiences to SailGP and the Australia team. The duo bring their signature banter as they join BONDS Flying Roos Driver and CEO Tom Slingsby.

A competitor said to me last weekend, “I learnt more in 3 months of radio sailing than 30 years racing a dinghy”. There will be nowhere better to extend your learning of racing than by watching the best in the world in a stadium like setting.

A renowned annual meeting of the main players in international competitive sailing, the Yacht Racing Forum, included the Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca as an example of the organisation of top-level international regattas in its 2025 edition.

It was a time for seafaring memories as 126 Cape Horners met up in Portsmouth to applaud the latest in a Who’s Who list of global circumnavigators to be inducted into the Cape Horn Hall of Fame.

After a slow start on Day 1, conditions at the 2025 iQFOiL Senior European Championship came to life today in Sferracavallo. With sunshine and a solid breeze filling in across the racecourse, all fleets were able to complete five full course races.

The BUCS Fleets Championships were hosted for the first time by Durham University Sailing Club, at Derwent this year. The race team completed five races in sunny conditions with tricky shifts across the course.

After three rounds of very favourable conditions, the ‘winter series’ version of the Solent Super Series greeted teams for the fourth and final round of the 2025 edition.

The international yacht racing community gathered in force in Amsterdam on November 20-21, as the Yacht Racing Forum welcomed a full house of 250 delegates from 26 countries for two days of high-level debate, knowledge sharing, and business.

The planets have aligned in the favour of the Midland Championship which, having been postponed earlier, has now been bequeathed the last big Solo regatta of 2025 and so the focus will very much be on who can claim this hotly contested title.