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Tuesday saw the first inshore races of the 2025 Admiral’s Cup, which were sailed in typical Solent conditions, with 15 to 20 knots of South Westerly wind. Two races were held, a short and a long inshore race, using channel markers for rounding.

Regret and satisfaction are the emotions most prevalent during a regatta. You regret the poor decisions and are overjoyed with satisfaction when you get things right. These emotions can be felt regularly during every race and even during one manoeuvre.

With very generous sponsorship from Rooster and the RS Sailing Store, a small RS Vareo fleet of 7 travelled to the Lymington Dinghy Regatta for our 2025 National Championships

Out with the old, in with performance. Order new sails before July 31st to secure Trade In Trade Up preferred pricing.

The weekend kicked off with a successful training day on Friday, led by the one and only “Magic” Mike Webster. Twelve Phantom sailors benefited from top tips, rig tuning advice, and a glorious 12-15 knot south-westerly breeze.

Using Dualwatch and Tri-Watch on your Marine VHF radio you can significantly improve your safety and communication effectiveness while on the water.

The Lymington Dinghy Regatta, hosted jointly by the Lymington Town SC and Royal Lymington YC took place on the 19/20 July, proudly supported by local company Harken UK.

Sarah-Quita Offringa secures incredible 26th world title, while Pierre Mortefon is on verge of winning men’s after claiming back-to-back bullets.

After Cartagena, Salvador de Bahia, Puerto Limon, Itajaí, and Fort-de-France, the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie is now calling for applications to find a destination partner for the next editions, starting from the fall of 2027.

The Cowes XODs welcomed boats from Lymington and Itchenor to their divisional Open Regatta, run over a weekend of changing weather and stiff competition in a 10-boat fleet.