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Twenty-two St. Thomas teenagers graduated on Friday, July 25, from the 4th annual Junior Sailing Summer Program, run by the St. Thomas Sailing Center.

With the season in full swing, Melges UK has had a busy few months across both the Melges 15 and Skeeta fleets. From inland regattas and coastal racing to foiling demos and international events, activity is growing and momentum is building.

In a result that is a hammer blow for the sport and the revival of major offshore teams trophies, Monaco and Hong Kong have provisionally taken first and second in the world championship of offshore racing.

The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) is delighted to announce the Yacht Club de Monaco (YCM) as the winner of the 2025 Admiral’s Cup.

As proud title sponsors and official clothing partners, we’ve just wrapped up two unforgettable events: the adrenaline-fuelled WASZP Games in Weymouth and the dynamic, youth-driven Topper Worlds in Medemblik.

Today, we proudly welcome 105 teams and 210 athletes from across the globe to Rungsted for the start of the 49er and 49erFX Junior World Championship 2025.

At the end of the 5th day of the Rolex Fastnet Race just 7 boats in the Admiral’s Cup fleet were still racing. The majority had moored up in Cherbourg and the dock was filled with sailors and supporters sharing a beer, a slice of pizza and their stories.

After a long heatwave, variable conditions greeted the dozen National 12s for the fourth event in the 2025 Craftinsure National Series. The wind delivered on the forecast ranging from 5 to 20 knots.

As usual the Phantom fleet was made very welcome by the Royal Harwich Yacht Club with most competitors arriving on the Friday afternoon for the traditional walk through the wooded path along the river Orwell to the Butt and Oyster pub at Pinn Mill.

Two days of qualifying series with 168 boats on lake Bourget, Club Nautique Voile d’es Bains, sailors split into three flights of yellow, blue, and red.