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Bright sunshine and light winds made for a gentle start as the 145-strong fleet of yachts and multihulls ranging from 34ft to 81ft left Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, for a 2,700-mile voyage across the Atlantic. The crew aboard the 14.8m Skiathos at the start of the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers 2025. Credit: Paul Wyeth…

It was enough wind to pull off three scheduled races on Day 3 of the 2025 J/70 Turkish Championship and opening stage of Tenzor International Cup Winter Series.

The IOCA UK Optimist Winter Championships were held over 15-16th November hosted by Rutland Sailing Club with 128 Optimists travelling to compete on a chilly and wet weekend. The British winter was not enough to dampen their spirits.

At the recent ILCA Annual General Meeting, Mark Lyttle was elected as the new President of the ILCA Class Association. With decades of experience he now steps into the role with enthusiasm.

Day 4, “the finals” of the 2025 Harken International Youth Match Racing Championship began with a delayed start as the race committee waited for “any” breeze to build.

When boot Düsseldorf opens its doors from 17 to 25 January 2026, Hall 17 will once again become the hotspot for the international surf and trend sports community.

The first two races were held in very light Easterly breeze of no more than 9-10k nots at any time on Sydney Harbour today and resulted with the Balmain team of Henry Larkings, Charlie Wyatt and Laschlan Pryor taking the overall honours.

Premier West Coast match racing series returns for 15th annual competition.

Just when it appeared that the form was emerging between the RC44 teams at the 44Cup Marina Jandía – Chris Bake’s Team Aqua on day one, Vladimir Prosikhin’s Team Nika and Hugues Lepic’s Aleph Racing on day two – so day three produced some new winners.

After five years in the class, Ryan McKillen’s Surge has climbed to the top of the M32 world. With a string of consistent results, the team secured their first World Championship title with a race to spare.