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Palm Beach XI successfully validated her radical new C-foil configuration, reaching 29 knots of boat speed in a beautiful 22-knot nor’easter on the iconic Sydney Harbour.

Finally we got to stretch the mainsheet and use the legs! With a gusty and fluky wind greeting the sailors for races 9 and 10 of a brilliant Frostbite series, the breeze ranged from 5 – 16 knots across the course.

The RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show has started — and whether you’re walking the aisles or watching from home, you’re part of it. So for the entire show weekend, we’re bringing the stand online.

As the first regatta of the season to muster all ten disciplines of the current Olympic cycle, the 55th Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca by FERGUS Hotels welcomes mixed crews aspiring to glory in Los Angeles 2028 in the 470 Mixed and Nacra 17 categories.

The fourth edition of the RORC Nelson’s Cup Series came to a conclusion with the Antigua 360 Race, organised in partnership with the Antigua Yacht Club.

The Concours d’Elegance at the RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show 2026 has been won by Richard Le Mare’s Hadron H2 ‘Midas’.

The 17th edition of the RORC Caribbean 600 bursts into life from English Harbour, Antigua on Monday 23 February 2026 and wherever you are in the world, you can follow every mile.

Sunsail’s Funding the Future is open to all RYA-affiliated sailing, yacht clubs, charities and university teams in the UK Otley Sailing Club won in 2025 and used the £6,000 prize to revitalise old Laser dinghies to make sailing more accessible for adult club members. Credit: Sunsail Funding the Future has returned for 2026, with the…

Aimed at sailing, yacht clubs, charities and university teams across the UK, the initiative offers the opportunity to secure up to £6,000 in funding to invest in facilities, equipment, and innovative programmes designed to grow participation.

On February 10th 2026 the Elite Class began an exciting new chapter with RS Sailing agreeing a handover of the manufacturing rights, enabling the Elite Class to move forward independently.