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When Edgartown Yacht Club’s ‘Round-the-Island Race returns to its traditional time slot in 2026 (July 25), it will provide racers with a steadier breeze that requires sharper execution and a more decisive test of sailing skill around Martha’s Vineyard.

The 2026 49er, 49erFX & Nacra 17 World Championship is taking place in Quiberon, France, from May 12–17, and we are excited to share all the ways you can follow the event.

Sam Goodchild continues his strong run in the IMOCA Class. This morning, the British sailor secured his fourth victory in the Class – and his first single-handed win – at the finish of the 1000 Race, the opening event of the season.

Germany hosted the first round of the European 18ft Skiff circuit over the 30th April-3rd May with two UK teams making the trip out to join the action.

The first event of the series was held at Loch Earn Sailing Club as part of their Spring Fling regatta. The forecast wasn’t promising with light winds predicted yet the race officer did well to get 6 scheduled races in over the weekend.

The Cruising Association has launched its new lobster pot campaign, Marked Gear = Safe Gear, which calls for existing guidance around the marking of static fishing gear to be mandatory – and you can join! Reporting cases of entanglement and poorly marked static gear is key to the campaign Fouling your boat propeller is never…

The 2026 Women’s World Match Racing Tour kicked off yesterday in Rungsted, Denmark on the opening day of the KDY Women’s Match Race, the first of five events on the 2026 Women’s world tour season.

It’s been a race of contrasts and no less challenging for that. And this morning – approaching the end of her fifth day at sea on board 11th Hour Racing – Francesca Clapcich is contending with tough upwind conditions in the Bay of Biscay.

After a strong opening day and two consecutive days without racing due to unsettled weather and the absence of the classic thermal breeze Ora, the desire to get back on the water in Torbole was extremely high.

Aboard the Maxi Banque Populaire XI, Armel Le Cléac’h and his crew departed their home port of Lorient on April 29th for a long voyage that will take them to the Mediterranean and then to the Gironde estuary.