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Bonds Flying Roos win a three-peat
A come-from-behind SailGP win in New York
© Mike Lawrence for SailGP
Classic Winsome wins De Guingand Bowl Race
Experience, handling and sharp decisions made difference
© Rick Tomlinson / RORC
Maxi Edmond de Rothschild's debut flight
Starboard foil fitted to the Ultim trimaran
© Yann Riou - polaRYSE / Gitana S.A.
Scorching International Paint Poole Regatta
Sam Laidlaw's Aguila wins IRC Europeans and prestigious Canford Cup
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Luna Rossa wins in Sardinia
Terrific regatta, terrific organisation
© Ian Roman
2026 Vortex Nationals at Yorkshire Dales
2026 Vortex Nationals at Yorkshire Dales
Jonathan Lister returns to take the win
Jonathan Lister from the home club, after a 3 year medical lay off came back on form to win the 2026 championship. He joined boats from London and four from Scotland to enjoy the fabulous sunshine and force 3-5 all weekend.
by Phil Whitehead
Posted 1 Jun 21:28 BST
2026 Range Rover Sardinia Cup Practice Race
2026 Range Rover Sardinia Cup Practice Race
Ten international teams competing, with a total of 20 boats
Everything is ready in Porto Cervo for the grand return of the Range Rover Sardinia Cup. After a 14-year hiatus, one of the regattas that shaped the history of the YC Costa Smeralda returns with a new club-team format, featuring two boats per team.
by Yacht Club Costa Smeralda
Posted 1 Jun 21:16 BST
Merlin Rocket Youth Championship at Fishers Green
Merlin Rocket Youth Championship at Fishers Green
A challenging light wind day for the sailors
Having sailed single-handed dinghies since the age of six - working my way through the Optimist and ILCA fleets and even representing GBR at the ILCA 4 Europeans in Slovenia - I'm no stranger to competitive racing.
by George Hutcheon
Posted 1 Jun 17:54 BST
Catapult TT at Bassenthwaite
Catapult TT at Bassenthwaite
Gareth Ede gets back into his stride
After a challenging first event at Carsington Gareth Ede got back into his stride at Bassenthwaite with four wins out of six.
by Stuart Ede
Posted 1 Jun 17:45 BST
Momentum Builds Towards Rio
Momentum Builds Towards Rio
As SSL Gold Cup 2026 Africa and Oceania Qualifier Opens
The Road to Rio and the countdown to SSL Gold Cup Brasil 2026 continues over the next two weeks in the stunning surroundings of Lake Neuchâtel in Switzerland with two sets of Qualifiers.
by SSL Media
Posted 1 Jun 17:31 BST
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Day 2
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Day 2
The poker game is underway
The morning has significantly tightened the competition on this final leg of La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec. After hours of effort to build a gap, the frontrunners have seen much of their advantage evaporate mile after mile.
by La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec
Posted 1 Jun 17:28 BST
151 Miglia-Trofeo Cetilar
151 Miglia-Trofeo Cetilar
Decided after one of the lightest, most protracted offshore races on record
With Italy lacking isobars this final May weekend, the winners of the 17th edition of the 151 Miglia-Trofeo Cetilar have been decided after one of the lightest, most protracted offshore races on record.
by International Maxi Association
Posted 1 Jun 17:03 BST
Salcombe YC's Sailing Club Series race 6
Salcombe YC's Sailing Club Series race 6
A gloriously sunny day featuring a brisk flood tide
Sixteen Soloists, mostly pensioners, showed up in their Solos for this race on a gloriously sunny day featuring a brisk flood tide. Conditions included a 10-12 knot breeze with a Westerly component.
by Graham Cranford-Smith, Andrew Groves, Andy Savell
Posted 1 Jun 14:34 BST
Royal Escape Race 2026 hailed a success
Royal Escape Race 2026 hailed a success
Celebration and community spirit across the English Channel
The 2026 Royal Escape Race brought sailors together for a memorable weekend of racing, celebration and community spirit across the English Channel.
by Lucy Brooks
Posted 1 Jun 14:18 BST
Allen sponsors 2026 505 Worlds at Hayling Island
Allen sponsors 2026 505 Worlds at Hayling Island
80 boats are already entered from 10 different countries
We are delighted to announce that Allen, one of the world's leading makers of high-performance sailing hardware, has come onboard to sponsor the 2026 505 World Championship at Hayling Island 2nd-11th July.
by Chris Thorne
Posted 1 Jun 12:00 BST
A Class Catamaran Europeans Practice Race
A Class Catamaran Europeans Practice Race
Things now get serious at Mar Menor for the sailors representing 19 nations
The European Championships starts to get serious now at the FVM centre in Los Alcázeras on the wonderful waters of the Spanish Mar Menor lagoon. Sunday saw the official practice race prior to Monday's event start.
by Gordon Upton
Posted 1 Jun 11:27 BST
2026 OK Dinghy World Championship preview
2026 OK Dinghy World Championship preview
The unstoppable momentum of the OK Dinghy class continues
The unstoppable momentum of the OK Dinghy class continues into 2026 with the second largest OK Dinghy World Championship of all time set to get under way at Skovshoved, Denmark next week. It has attracted an impressive 207 entries from 14 nations.
by Robert Deaves
Posted 1 Jun 11:16 BST
Normandy Channel Race 2026 Day 2
Normandy Channel Race 2026 Day 2
First Express English Channel Crossing
Departing at 2:00 PM on Sunday from the Caen-Ouistreham bay, the 22 Class40s of the 17th edition of the CIC NORMANDY CHANNEL RACE headed towards the Saint-Marcouf Islands at the foot of the Cotentin Peninsula, the first waypoint.
by Sirius Events
Posted 1 Jun 08:40 BST
Queen's Jubilee Jug at Overy Staithe
Queen's Jubilee Jug at Overy Staithe
Racing out to the lagoon on the evening tide on Saturday
The club held the race for the Queen's Jubilee Jug on the evening tide on Saturday. Camilla Warner and Simon Wilson-Stephens were the race officers and set a course from the sea wall, out to the lagoon and back making the best of the evening breeze.
by Jennie Clark
Posted 1 Jun 06:33 BST
Emirates GBR narrowly misses out on New York win
Emirates GBR narrowly misses out on New York win
After thrilling battle with Australia
Emirates GBR narrowly missed out on a win at the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix after the closest of battles with Australia's BONDS Flying Roos in the event final.
by Emirates GBR SailGP Team
Posted 1 Jun 04:22 BST
NorthStar Takes a Bite of The Big Apple
NorthStar Takes a Bite of The Big Apple
Canadian team Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix Recap
The NorthStar SailGP Team delivered an impressive performance at the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix, overcoming a disrupted opening day to secure a spot in the event's grand final and third place overall.
by NorthStar SailGP Team
Posted 1 Jun 04:05 BST
SailGP: Flying Roos win a three-peat
SailGP: Flying Roos win a three-peat
A come-from-behind win capped a big day for the Roos who swapped a broken rudder before the start.
The Bonds Flying Roos have claimed a third consecutive SailGP event victory, in a final that went down to the wire. The dramatic, come-from-behind win capped a remarkable day for the Australians who swapped a broken rudder before the start of Race 1.
by SailGP Media
Posted 1 Jun 02:47 BST
SailGP: Another big pre-start crash- Day 2
SailGP: Another big pre-start crash- Day 2
Another big crash in SailGP takes USA out of contention in home Final
Another major collision marred Day 2 of SailGP New York, involving three boats and taking all out of the race, but fortunately and surprisingly, the event organisers did not report any injuries.
by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com
Posted 1 Jun 01:58 BST
P&B Solo Southern Series Open at Dell Quay
P&B Solo Southern Series Open at Dell Quay
Sticking with the plan pays off
Leading into the event a super light forecast gave the RO Peter Blow and Class Captain John Ellis a couple of sleepless nights, some procrastinating and various Plan B's but in the end they took the gamble to stick with it.
by James Pound
Posted 31 May 22:26 BST
DF95 Spring Series at Barton's Point week 8
DF95 Spring Series at Barton's Point week 8
A B rig masterclass from Adrian Tomlinson
Event 8 of East Kent's DF95 spring series saw a B rig masterclass from Adrian Tomlinson, winning all but 4 of the 15 races.
by Peter Jackson
Posted 31 May 22:14 BST
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Start
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Start
Alexis Thomas (Wings of the Ocean) rounded the buoy laid off the port of Pornichet in first place.
In front of a large crowd gathered along the seawall, the 36 sailors set off from Pornichet for the final leg of the 2026 La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec. At exactly 7:00 p.m., the start was given in ideal conditions.
by La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec
Posted 31 May 21:54 BST
Classic Winsome wins RORC De Guingand Bowl Race
Classic Winsome wins RORC De Guingand Bowl Race
The fleet faced a proper offshore test where experience, handling, sharp decisions made difference
A classic yacht, a double handed breakthrough and a line honours duel measured in seconds gave the 2026 RORC De Guingand Bowl Race a rich mix of seamanship, speed and tactical racing.
by Louay Habib / RORC
Posted 31 May 18:27 BST
Normandy Channel Race 2026 Start
Normandy Channel Race 2026 Start
22 Class 40s set off from Caen/Ouistreham bay
The 22 Class40s of the 17th CIC Normandy Channel Race set off from the Caen/Ouistreham bay today at 2:00 PM with around ten knots of wind and under beautiful Norman weather, a gradient of gray and blue, with a sky nuanced by bursts of sunshine.
by Sirius Events
Posted 31 May 18:08 BST
Ewan McGregor joins Emirates GBR
Ewan McGregor joins Emirates GBR
For 'one hell of sailing lesson' in New York
The Emirates Great Britain SailGP Team hosted Scottish acting legend Ewan McGregor and his close friend Eric Strickland for a high-speed sailing session aboard their F50 race boat at the New York Sail Grand Prix on Saturday.
by Emirates GBR SailGP Team
Posted 31 May 16:34 BST
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Starts Today
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Starts Today
The Final Departure at 7pm
The moment of truth has arrived for all 36 skippers competing in the final leg of the 2026 La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec. This Sunday evening at 7:00 PM, the 36 sailors taking part in the 57th edition will set sail from Pornichet bound for Le Havre.
by La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec
Posted 31 May 16:10 BST
New formats aim to secure sailing's Olympic future
New formats aim to secure sailing's Olympic future
This year, sailing fans can look forward to two medal races in the Olympic classes.
Reliable competition schedules, maximum medal contenders on final day, and compelling understandable races—this is how the sport of sailing aims to secure its Olympic future even after the 2028 Games in Los Angeles, USA.
by Kieler Woche
Posted 31 May 15:48 BST
13th SESCA Antigua Sailing Day Regatta preview
13th SESCA Antigua Sailing Day Regatta preview
Setting sail for another spectacular event in Suffolk
The St Edmundsbury Sailing and Canoeing Association (SESCA) is thrilled to announce its 13th Antigua Sailing Day Regatta, to be held on Sunday, 28 June at Lackford Lake, Suffolk.
by Mike Steele
Posted 31 May 15:45 BST
SailGP: Three boats - no points - Day 1
SailGP: Three boats - no points - Day 1
Three teams raced on the Hudson River in what was later deemed to be an exhibition sail
Fresh and swirling winds made mincemeat of the Day 1 racing schedule for the Mudabala New York SailGP. After the racing event organisers decided no points would count toward the Event or 2026 Season standings
by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com
Posted 31 May 15:01 BST
ILCA Showdown in Weymouth
ILCA Showdown in Weymouth
Can Micky Beckett beat 16 British Sailing Pathway sailors?
British Sailing Team sailor Micky Beckett takes on 16 British Sailing Pathway sailors in Weymouth. Can one of Britain's top sailors stay ahead of the next generation, or do the pathway racers have enough speed to cause an upset?
by James Eaves
Posted 31 May 11:08 BST
Musto Skiff 2026 Worlds GPS partnership
Musto Skiff 2026 Worlds GPS partnership
SailRacer GPS tracking will include all the main championship races
The International Musto Skiff Class Association (IMSCA) has confirmed that it will once again partner with SailRacer to provide GPS tracking at the ACO Musto Skiff World Championship 2026, taking place in Carnac, France in early June.
by International Musto Skiff Class Association
Posted 31 May 10:38 BST
Gear that lets you send it – Sam Whaley's picks
Gear that lets you send it – Sam Whaley's picks
The Vaikobi gear he's wearing - and why it matters
One of the most exciting names in foiling right now, Sam Whaley has made his mark at the front of the Switch class. Through every high speed manoeuvre and send - Sam relies on gear that can keep up.
by Vaikobi
Posted 31 May 08:30 BST
Video: Bizarre first day at the New York SailGP
Video: Bizarre first day at the New York SailGP
Swirling Winds, Crane Issues, 3 Boats Racing
Swirling winds in New York caused major problems launching the fleet of F50s at the Mubadala Sail Grand Prix, so only 4 boats made it on to the water, and that was rapidly reduced to just 3 when the Bonds Flying Roos nosedived, causing significant damage.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 31 May 06:36 BST
SailGP: Survival of the Fastest - Day 1
SailGP: Survival of the Fastest - Day 1
Opening day of the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix delivered a chaotic shootout
Opening day of the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix delivered a chaotic shootout as teams battered wet and wild conditions on the Hudson. Gusts of up to 40km/h wreaked havoc on the fleet – as only three teams competed due to extreme winds.
by SailGP Media
Posted 31 May 01:18 BST
2026 Giorgio Armani Superyacht Regatta overall
2026 Giorgio Armani Superyacht Regatta overall
Silver Jubilee Cup goes to Moat and Liberty Squared
The 2026 edition of the Giorgio Armani Superyacht Regatta, organised by the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda with the support of title sponsor Giorgio Armani for the fifth consecutive year, concluded with a final race that rewarded all.
by Yacht Club Costa Smeralda
Posted 30 May 20:34 BST
J/70 Corinthian World Championship overall
J/70 Corinthian World Championship overall
Alec Cutler's Hedgehog successfully defends the title
Alec Cutler's Hedgehog (BER) successfully defended its title at the 2026 J/70 Corinthian World Championship, hosted by Club La Pelle and Union Nautique Marseillaise, claiming victory by a commanding 10-point margin.
by Julie & Christopher Howell
Posted 30 May 19:16 BST
World Sailing Youth Olympic Games Training Camp
World Sailing Youth Olympic Games Training Camp
Propeling African sailors toward Dakar 2026
The wind, the waves, and a shared Olympic dream brought the historic coast of Tangier, Morocco, alive as the third World Sailing Youth Olympic Games (YOG) training camp delivered a vital week of development for 13 elite young sailors.
by World Sailing
Posted 30 May 17:57 BST
Loro Piana Giraglia 2026 Preview
Loro Piana Giraglia 2026 Preview
More than a race, a living tradition
The Loro Piana Giraglia is organised by Yacht Club Italiano in collaboration with Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez, under the guidance of the Federazione Italiana Vela and the Fédération Française de Voile.
by Yacht Club Italiano
Posted 30 May 17:14 BST
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Preview
La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec Leg 3 Preview
36 skippers will set off from Pornichet on the final leg on Sunday at 7pm
Tomorrow, Sunday, May 31 at 7:00 p.m., 36 skippers will set off on the final leg of the 2026 La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec. The race between Pornichet and Le Havre is already shaping up to be intense and highly competitive.
by La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec
Posted 30 May 15:21 BST
Strong local fleet for Six Metre 2026 Europeans
Strong local fleet for Six Metre 2026 Europeans
A local fleet of 12 yachts will take on entries from around Europe and the USA
A local fleet of 12 International Six Metre yachts from the host club Société Nautique de Genève will take on entries from around the world this summer at the International Six Metre 2026 European Championships.
by Justin Chisholm
Posted 30 May 14:22 BST
Freemantle Shorts and Falmouth Polo
Freemantle Shorts and Falmouth Polo
Henri-Lloyd's Perfect Pairing
Whether you're on the water, at the marina or navigating everyday life, Henri-Lloyd's Freemantle shorts are the perfect addition to your summer essentials.
by Henri-Lloyd
Posted 30 May 12:00 BST
World Sailing's 2026 Development Coach Scholarship
World Sailing's 2026 Development Coach Scholarship
Programme concludes in Portland
World Sailing has wrapped up the 2026 Development Coach Scholarship, an intensive four-week residential programme delivered in partnership with the Andrew Simpson Foundation and held at the world-class Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy.
by World Sailing
Posted 30 May 11:25 BST
International 14 Stericker weekend at Itchenor
International 14 Stericker weekend at Itchenor
Youth programme sailor has now won races in different boats across the last two weekends
Seven boats raced each day at ISC as part of the ongoing Stericker series for International 14s. On day one we launched to slightly over the forecast 12knts, and were sent to dunes at the harbour mouth, returning to the start at Peacock.
by James Cunnison
Posted 30 May 09:49 BST
SailGP: Fleets split for Day 1
SailGP: Fleets split for Day 1
With fresh winds expected the 12-boat SailGP fleet is expected to be split into two fleets of six.
With fresh winds forecast to be gusting into the high 20kts in New York for the first day of racing in the Mubadala New York SailGP, the 12-boat fleet is expected to be split into two fleets of six.
by Richard Gladwell/Sail-World.com
Posted 30 May 06:58 BST
Noble Marine Solo Nation's Cup 2026 Preview
Noble Marine Solo Nation's Cup 2026 Preview
45 pre-entries set for the Bay of Quiberon in France
We are just one week away from the start of the Noble Marine Solo Nation's Cup (June 4-7) and with 45 pre-entries, the team at the Institut National du Nautisme in Quiberon are gearing up for four days of hot competition.
by Will Loy
Posted 30 May 06:00 BST
Tamworth Enterprise Open
Tamworth Enterprise Open
A challenging day for the five-boat fleet
The first Midland Area Enterprise Double Chine series event of 2026 took place at Tamworth Sailing Club on Saturday 16th May. The meeting was run jointly with one for the GP14 class.
by Paul Young
Posted 30 May 05:50 BST
SailGP: Black Foils return confirmed for Canada
SailGP: Black Foils return confirmed for Canada
SailGP confirmed at that the Peter Burling skippered Black Foils will return for Canada SailGP
As reported earlier in Sail-World, SailGP confirmed at today's media conference in New York, that Peter Burling skippered Black Foils would be back for the next event on the Season 6 calendar at Halifax.
by SailGP & Sail-World.com
Posted 30 May 00:32 BST
Unfinished business in the2026 Rolex Sydney Hobart
Unfinished business in the2026 Rolex Sydney Hobart
Two very different boats are early entries after retiring from last year's 80th edition
Within minutes of entries opening for the 81st Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, two yachts secured spots – Grant Wharington and Adrian Seiffert's maxi Wild Thing 100 (AUS) and the Verdier 40 Vixen Racing (NZL), with Sharon Ferris-Choat at the helm.
by Cruising Yacht Club of Australia
Posted 29 May 22:02 BST
Disney+ Greenlights new Docuseries
Disney+ Greenlights new Docuseries
Following Bonds Flying Roos SailGP Team
Disney+ has greenlit a new premium docuseries from Maximum Effort following SailGP's BONDS Flying Roos from Australia and world-famous co-owners Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds, across a global racing season defined by speed, pressure and high stakes.
by Disney+
Posted 29 May 21:00 BST
Gear that lets you send it – Sam Whaley's picks
One of the most exciting names in foiling right now, Sam Whaley has made his mark at the front of the Switch class. Through every high speed manoeuvre and send - Sam relies on gear that can keep up.
Video: Bizarre first day at the New York SailGP
Swirling winds in New York caused major problems launching the fleet of F50s at the Mubadala Sail Grand Prix, so only 4 boats made it on to the water, and that was rapidly reduced to just 3 when the Bonds Flying Roos nosedived, causing significant damage.
Freemantle Shorts and Falmouth Polo
Whether you're on the water, at the marina or navigating everyday life, Henri-Lloyd's Freemantle shorts are the perfect addition to your summer essentials.
Championships shine, AC wakes, SailGP adapts
What a week for sailing! So much has been going on that it's tricky to even know where to start. There have been so many highlights, both in terms of the events I attended in the UK and what has been happening further afield.
Atto 1.2t: Versatile, affordable load sensing
Originally developed for the 36th America's Cup, smartlink wireless load sensors from Cyclops have permeated every kind of sailing, from dinghy racing to weekend cruising.
Australia's back!
Like, did we ever leave? Not really… Ever since Sir Frank Packer KBE kicked it off, we've been there, or thereabouts. For instance, Grant Simmer OAM has been involved with every one of them since winning it in 1983.
Too cold for a rashie? Too warm for a thermal?
Vaikobi base layer tops now come in a sleeveless tank and a short sleeve tee design - giving you versatility when the apparent temperature starts to drop.
Team Australia America's Cup launch videos
Team Australia's challenge for the 38th America's Cup was launched yesterday at the Royal Prince Edward Yacht Club.
X-Yachts evolve and expand operational platform
At X-Yachts, the production facilities in Poland have been part of X-Yachts for 15 years and remain an important element in how we work with capacity, quality assurance and scalability.
The Same, But Different
I am so enjoying reading all the event news now the season has begun in earnest in the UK. The sun has been plentiful throughout April and May, encouraging everyone to get back out on the water.
Zhik confirms Dinghy Hiking Performance leadership
Zhik, the global high performance water sports brand trusted by Olympic and World Champions, continues to set the benchmark in dinghy hiking with a complete product system engineered around connection, support and sustained power.
Sunsail Funding the Future Initiative
Sunsail has launched this year's Funding the Future Initiative, now in its third year of supporting grassroots sailing clubs. Previous winners include West Lancashire Yacht Club (2024) and Otley Sailing Club (2025).
#TeamMusto's Pam Lee and Will Harris join forces
Two of Musto's long-standing brand ambassadors, Irish offshore racer Pamela Lee and Team Malizia co-skipper Will Harris, will team up together to take on the 2026 CIC Normandy Channel Race which starts on 31 May 2026.
Close Encounters…
To know Jim Close, aka Jimbo, or Mumbles, is to have an experience (Boom. Boom. Basil Brush). It's not a reflection. It's a casting of vision. Yes. What a trip. Part acid. Part journey through space. Part adventure in existentialism.
New Luggage from Musto
Tough enough for the journey ahead, holdalls and luggage are must-have accessories for life on the water.
Rotters and Colanders
In these times it's all too easy to fall back on old adages about sailing, saying the costs are too high, it's elitist and things are in decline, but there are some incredible bright spots which blow preconceptions about sailing out of the water.