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Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 3
Mother Nature teases the competitors
© Simone Staff
Enzo Balanger wins Moth Worlds
Malcesine crowns the new champion
© Martina Orsini
Double win for Brits in Aarhus
At the 2025 iQFOiL World Championships
© Sailing Energy / iQFOiL Class
Jazz Turner Video Interview
How she Faced Everything And Rose during Project FEAR
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British Classic Week day 4
A classic Solent day in Cowes
© Chris Brown / www.chrisbrownphotography.co.uk
Fireballs at Blackwater
Fireballs at Blackwater
Estuary provides a welcome relief from the hot and sticky inland towns
The Blackwater estuary provided a welcome relief from the hot and sticky inland towns. The Fireball teams were greeted with sunshine and a brisk easterly breeze. It took its time to settle down.
by Dave Hall
Posted 16 Jul 11:03 BST
GP14 Midland Area event at Trimpley
GP14 Midland Area event at Trimpley
The wind was from a favourable easterly direction, giving some consistency
The day was forecast to be extremely hot, 30 degrees Celsius plus, with light winds. Club organisers had identified likely risks associated with the heat and had planned measures to mitigate any risk of heat/sun stroke to sailors and supporting duty crew.
by Lesley Freeman
Posted 16 Jul 10:08 BST
Blind Sailor's solo Round the Island Challenge
Blind Sailor's solo Round the Island Challenge
Dani A. Pich is aiming to navigate his Patí Català catamaran around the Isle of Wight next week
A truly remarkable challenge is underway on the Solent, with blind sailor Dani A. Pich aiming to sail solo around the Isle of Wight in a catamaran dinghy that has no rudder, no centreboard, no boom and is steered by the use of balance and body weight.
by Yes We Sail
Posted 16 Jul 10:05 BST
RORC Channel Race 2025 Preview
RORC Channel Race 2025 Preview
The high-stakes opener of the 2025 Admiral's Cup
The 2025 RORC Channel Race is the high-stakes opener of the 2025 Admiral's Cup—and the pressure is on. With double points on the table and no discard allowed, this race could make or break a team's Admiral's Cup campaign.
by Louay Habib / RORC
Posted 16 Jul 09:42 BST
World premieres, new models and turnkey solutions
World premieres, new models and turnkey solutions
Ancasta will be leading the way when the autumn boat show season commences
When you're enjoying time out on the water this summer, let your thoughts drift to next season - could your boating experience be enhanced with a new yacht?
by Ancasta
Posted 16 Jul 09:00 BST
North ILCA UK circuit at Pennine
North ILCA UK circuit at Pennine
A great leveller between the ILCA 6 and ILCA 7
Ten visitors spanning from Carsington to West Kirby joined sixteen club members for the Pennine Sailing Club ILCA open, which also formed part of the ILCA UK North Grand Prix series.
by Colin Dengate
Posted 16 Jul 07:13 BST
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth starts today
2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth starts today
131 boats from 18 countries prepare ahead of the main event
The 2025 WASZP Pre-Games in Weymouth has become a magnet for the international foiling community. With 131 boats entered from 18 countries, this event is more than just a tune-up—it's a snapshot of the class's spirit.
by Nicola Hoyle
Posted 16 Jul 06:32 BST
America's Cup: Azzurra Challenge
America's Cup: Azzurra Challenge
Azzurra's 1983 debut turned Italian sailing into a national interest.
Italy has one of the most passionate and enduring histories in the America's Cup. Azzurra's 1983 debut turned Italian sailing into a national interest.
by America's Cup Media and others
Posted 16 Jul 00:19 BST
Musto Lark Nationals runners and riders
Musto Lark Nationals runners and riders
Returning to the golden sands and turquoise waters of Abersoch this month
The Musto Lark Nationals (27-30 July) returns to the golden sands and turquoise waters of Abersoch, a venue that promises champagne sailing and tight tactical racing.
by Nigel Hufton
Posted 15 Jul 21:40 BST
2025 Cascais J70 Summer Cup
2025 Cascais J70 Summer Cup
The first qualification event for the 2026 Worlds
Held from 11 to 13 July at the Clube Naval de Cascais, the Cascais J/70 Summer Cup marked the start of the national qualification process for the much-anticipated 2026 J/70 World Championship, which will also take place in Cascais.
by Press CNCascais
Posted 15 Jul 21:02 BST
Solo Vintage Championship
Solo Vintage Championship
Leigh on Sea Sailing Club turned on the Essex magic
Leigh on Sea Sailing Club turned on the Essex magic for the Vintage Championship, supplying champagne conditions which even Lake Como would have struggled to match, North Berwick, venue for the Solo National Championship in three weeks take note!
by Will Loy
Posted 15 Jul 20:25 BST
Classic Boat Challenge at West Kirby
Classic Boat Challenge at West Kirby
On the hottest day of the year, some of the hottest sailors came to the hottest sailing club
On the hottest day of the year, some of the hottest sailors came to the hottest sailing club at West Kirby to contest the Star classic boat challenge.
by Liz Potter
Posted 15 Jul 19:55 BST
RS Feva Grand Prix 6 and EuroCup 4 at Parkstone
RS Feva Grand Prix 6 and EuroCup 4 at Parkstone
Remembered for the enduring friendships and shared love for sailing
The day began with hazy clouds, but the forecast promised blazing sunshine ahead. During the competitors' briefing, we were warmly welcomed by the Race Officer, Jeremy Harford-Tapp, along with representatives from the club.
by Chrissie Le Petit
Posted 15 Jul 19:21 BST
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 3
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 3
Mother Nature teases the competitors
Mother Nature teased the competitors today and made them wait a bit, but she did not disappoint; the sun came out and a big westerly built to 18-20 knots!
by Long Beach Yacht Club
Posted 15 Jul 18:22 BST
Royal Corinthian One Designs celebrate 90 years
Royal Corinthian One Designs celebrate 90 years
Enjoying the RCYC Summer Regatta on the River Crouch
The RCOD class, based at the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club in Burnham on Crouch, Essex, has celebrated 90 years of racing over a long weekend of 11-13 July 2025.
by Martin Makey
Posted 15 Jul 17:58 BST
The Iconic Admiral's Cup Returns!
The Iconic Admiral's Cup Returns!
Harken UK caught up with the RORC CEO and Admiral's Cup sailors ahead of the event
After a long hiatus, this prestigious international yachting regatta makes its grand comeback from 17- 31 July at The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) in Cowes, Isle of Wight.
by Harken UK
Posted 15 Jul 16:30 BST
SB20 UK National Championship
SB20 UK National Championship
Xcellent back on top as Weymouth delivers four perfect days of racing
Team Xcellent, led by John Pollard, reclaimed the SB20 UK National title at Weymouth Sailing Club after four days of competitive, high-quality racing in rare "champagne conditions" on the south coast.
by Anna Zyk
Posted 15 Jul 15:54 BST
National 12 open and club racing at Solway
National 12 open and club racing at Solway
Mediterranean conditions in Kippford
With hot Mediterranean conditions beckoning, several visiting crews arrived in Kippford on Friday night with the promise of a weekend of close racing in almost tropical heat. Before the boats were even rigged, all were in for a treat.
by Ian Purkis
Posted 15 Jul 15:02 BST
Eddie Bridle wins the Musto Skiff Europeans
Eddie Bridle wins the Musto Skiff Europeans
Championship hosted as part of Warnemünde Woche
Eddie Bridle has won the 2025 Musto Skiff European Championship in Germany, landing his first major title in the class.
by Jamie Hilton
Posted 15 Jul 14:11 BST
Excitement builds for Poole Regatta 2026
Excitement builds for Poole Regatta 2026
Less than 12 months until the European IRC Championship comes to town
With less than a year to go, excitement is steadily building for the return of the International Paint Poole Regatta, taking place from 23rd-25th May 2026 over the late May bank holiday weekend.
by Chris Jones
Posted 15 Jul 13:07 BST
Excellent Olympic Season Openers for GP Watercraft
Excellent Olympic Season Openers for GP Watercraft
Bermudan ILCA sailors enjoy a strong start to the season!
The first two Olympic events of 2025 proved a very positive start to the season for GP Watercraft and their Bermudan ILCA sailors: Sebastian Kempe (ILCA 7) and Adriana Penruddocke (ILCA 6) who are both coached by Shaun Priestley of GP Watercraft.
by Isaac Marsh
Posted 15 Jul 12:00 BST
2025 YachtsandYachting.com Racing Series round 4
2025 YachtsandYachting.com Racing Series round 4
Convincingly won by a team from Deloitte
The weekend of July 12th & 13th saw Round 4 of the Yachts & Yachting.com Racing Series organised by Prometheus Sailing, which was convincingly won by a team from Deloitte with four wins and two second places in the six races sailed.
by Terry Hunt
Posted 15 Jul 11:46 BST
A century of human endeavour
A century of human endeavour
The Fastnet Race is regarded as one of offshore sailing's most complete proving grounds
For 100 years, the Rolex Fastnet Race has been regarded as one of offshore sailing's most complete proving grounds. It is a place where ambitions and dreams meet harsh reality, where skill, endurance and fortitude are severely tested.
by Quinag
Posted 15 Jul 11:14 BST
SAILING Champions League 2025 final
SAILING Champions League 2025 final
British clubs battle it out in Kiel
Three British clubs battled it out over three days of close racing against Europe's top keelboat teams at the 2025 SAILING Champions League final in Germany.
by British Keelboat League
Posted 15 Jul 10:15 BST
Martine Grael in Racing on the Edge
Martine Grael in Racing on the Edge
First female driver to win a Fleet Race captured in behind-the-scenes documentary
Major milestone moment for SailGP captured in behind-the-scenes documentary series, which reaches 10 million total viewers since launching in 2021.
by SailGP
Posted 15 Jul 09:45 BST
Summer Series at Royal Temple YC race 4
Summer Series at Royal Temple YC race 4
A benign breeze and flat water belied a moderate tide
A benign breeze and flat water belied a moderate tide, running south to Sandwich Bay. The club's new racing marks were out ready for Ramsgate week and two were employed after a running start with the tide.
by Peter Jackson
Posted 15 Jul 08:12 BST
Laserfest at Whitstable
Laserfest at Whitstable
Event attracts entries from as far as Yorkshire
Laserfest, Whitstable Yacht Club's celebration of Laser/ILCA racing took place last weekend with a strong entry of 40 boats. Laserfest o attracted entries from as far as Yorkshire together with a range of more local clubs.
by Steve Gray
Posted 15 Jul 07:37 BST
Alli Bell & Restless crew to make Transpac history
Alli Bell & Restless crew to make Transpac history
On course to be the first woman skipper to win Transpac overall
Alli Bell and the crew of her Cal 40 Restless took a winch handle to the notion that winning the Transpacific Yacht Race's top corrected-time prize requires membership in an old-boys club or a mighty war chest.
by David Schmidt / Transpacific Yacht Club
Posted 15 Jul 07:28 BST
Gold star for Wilson's National 18 at the Birkett
Gold star for Wilson's National 18 at the Birkett
230 boats do battle in a range of conditions on Ullswater
It took an Olympic gold medallist to help win this year's edition of the northern classic handicap race in the Lake District, the 63rd Lord Birkett Memorial Trophy, sponsored by Magic Marine.
by Andy Rice
Posted 14 Jul 20:53 BST
Rolex Fastnet Race IRC Four preview
Rolex Fastnet Race IRC Four preview
The pinnacle of grass roots sailing has 97 entries
The very largest yachts, including the 100ft Ultim foiling trimarans and 60ft IMOCAs are an essential part of the spectacle of the Fastnet Race, however a critical element in the race's enduring appeal is that this is predominately a grass roots event.
by Rupert Holmes / RORC
Posted 14 Jul 20:36 BST
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 2
Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta day 2
Classic Long Beach conditions return
The weather conditions at the Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta shifted noticeably today, delivering the classic Long Beach breeze that many expect from this world-class venue.
by Long Beach Yacht Club
Posted 14 Jul 19:44 BST
ILCAs at Notts County
ILCAs at Notts County
With complementary watermelon for after-racing hydration
A lovely warm and sunny day greeted 26 ILCA sailors at Notts County Sailing Club on 12th of July 2025. The wind was from a steady light south east breeze with occasional 14 mph gusts.
by Richard Mason & David Eberlin
Posted 14 Jul 19:09 BST
NYYC International Women's Championship update
NYYC International Women's Championship update
Third group of skippers includes Nicole Breault, Dominique Proyoveur, Laura van Veen
While there is no nationality requirement for the crews that will compete in the 2026 New York Yacht Club International Women's Championship, a number of teams are embracing the opportunity to wave their respective national flags at the debut edition.
by New York Yacht Club
Posted 14 Jul 18:42 BST
The Sardinia Cup set to return in 2026
The Sardinia Cup set to return in 2026
The competition will make its long-awaited return to the waters of the Costa Smeralda
The Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS) is pleased to announce the return of the Sardinia Cup, one of the Club's most iconic regattas and a renowned international sailing event.
by Yacht Club Costa Smeralda
Posted 14 Jul 16:38 BST
KSSA Mid Season Training Camp & Regatta at Downs
KSSA Mid Season Training Camp & Regatta at Downs
Testing conditions and top talent in Kent
Downs Sailing Club, nestled on the exposed coastline of Deal, Kent, delivered a weekend of demanding conditions, standout performances, and high-energy racing as it hosted the latest round of the Kent Schools Sailing Association Mid-Summer Regatta.
by Anna Candy
Posted 14 Jul 16:31 BST
OK Nationals at Dabchicks day 3
OK Nationals at Dabchicks day 3
Efficient use of WhatsApp ensures fleet are aware of the change to SIs
The third day of the OK National Championships was kindly sponsored by Ovington Boats, who are the headline sponsors for our 2026 Nationals, to be held at Tynemouth Sailing Club from 4 to 7 September 2026.
by Jennie Clark
Posted 14 Jul 16:25 BST
RORC Cowes Dinard St Malo Race concludes
RORC Cowes Dinard St Malo Race concludes
Farr 100 Leopard 3, skippered by Joost Schuijf, completed a remarkable hat-trick
Organised by the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC), in association with the UNCL, Yacht Club de Dinard, Société Nautique de la Baie de St Malo, JOG and the Royal Yacht Squadron.
by RORC
Posted 14 Jul 15:56 BST
RS300 Inlands at Whitefriars
RS300 Inlands at Whitefriars
16 boats start in light fickle conditions with massive shifts
Whitefriars SC was host to a fantastic RS300 open on the hottest weekend of the year which began with some training on Friday followed by beers and a barbeque and then two days of racing.
by Dave Acres
Posted 14 Jul 15:41 BST
Fin 1 Racing wins the 69F Cup Act 2 in Torbole
Fin 1 Racing wins the 69F Cup Act 2 in Torbole
Allan Norregaard's team asserts supremacy
Confirming their leadership in the 69F Class, where they had won the European title just a few weeks ago, the Finns of FIN 1 Racing also won Act 2 of the 69F Cup, held over the weekend in Torbole, thanks to the organization of the Circolo Vela Torbole.
by 69F Sailing
Posted 14 Jul 15:05 BST
How inclusive is sailing?
How inclusive is sailing?
Largest global survey aims to find out
The Magenta Project has today launched the 2x25 global survey, marking the start of the most ambitious equity and inclusion review ever undertaken in sailing and the wider marine industry.
by The Magenta Project
Posted 14 Jul 14:18 BST
Salcombe YC Summer Series race 4
Salcombe YC Summer Series race 4
Out to sea! One of the most memorable club races in recent history
Faced with tricky harbour conditions — no water and a course that would result in a procession of reaches — Race Officer Simon Ballentine had a bold solution: send the fleet out to sea.
by John Burn
Posted 14 Jul 13:52 BST
Aegean 600 - Snakes and ladders in extremis
Aegean 600 - Snakes and ladders in extremis
Event was the sixth in the IMA's annual Mediterranean Maxi Offshore Challenge
If the previous two Aegean 600s were among the most brutal offshore races on record with storm force winds and violent gusts, conversely this year's fifth edition of the anti-clockwise lap of the Aegean Sea was largely the lightest.
by International Maxi Association
Posted 14 Jul 13:14 BST
Is Your Boat Ready for Racing Season?
Is Your Boat Ready for Racing Season?
Rooster has gathered some of the best videos and blogs to make boat care easier
From fine-tuning your rigging to quick repairs before a race, keeping your boat in top condition doesn't need to be complicated. ?
by Rooster
Posted 14 Jul 12:00 BST
July keelboat racing at Bembridge weekend 2
July keelboat racing at Bembridge weekend 2
Not a cloud in the sky and 10-12 knots made for lovely conditions
Not a cloud in the sky and 12 knots from the SE made for lovely conditions on Saturday, and with a line laid near Janson, the ROs a selection of windward and leeward marks to choose from.
by Robin Joy & Mike Samuelson
Posted 14 Jul 11:29 BST
iQFOiL Worlds coming to Weymouth in 2026
iQFOiL Worlds coming to Weymouth in 2026
First time for UK to host a major championship in the class
The world's top Olympic windsurfing talents will showcase high-performance hydrofoil racing on UK waters next year as the RYA has been confirmed as host for the 2026 iQFOiL World Championship.
by RYA Press Office
Posted 14 Jul 10:52 BST
Comet Class Association Championship
Comet Class Association Championship
Cransley put on a Hoedown
The Association championships for the single Comets were held at Cransley Sailing Club. There was still a good turnout so soon after the Nationals at Gunfleet SC earlier in the month with sixteen visitors and three home club sailors.
by Nigel Austin
Posted 14 Jul 09:44 BST
2025 Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta kicks off
2025 Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta kicks off
The first week of the OCR includes five Olympic classes
The highly anticipated 2025 Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta officially commenced on Saturday, 12 July, marking the beginning of Olympic campaigns since the venues were announced.
by Long Beach Yacht Club
Posted 14 Jul 09:14 BST
Topper South West Travellers at Dittisham
Topper South West Travellers at Dittisham
Gusty, shifty conditions test the sailors in the sunshine
The River Dart hosted by Dittisham Sailing Club hosted the 7th South West Traveller of 2025. The sun was shining, but with gusty, shifty conditions, and a delayed start, race 1 was set off with an extended beat to challenge us all.
by Harry MacLeod
Posted 14 Jul 07:06 BST
World premieres, new models and turnkey solutions
When you're enjoying time out on the water this summer, let your thoughts drift to next season - could your boating experience be enhanced with a new yacht?
Double Double
On the eve of the 100th Fastnet that has attracted some 464 entries, I heard of one entry in this record fleet that seemed so very apt. Not only because it includes the Commodore of the RORC, but because it combines two Brits and two Aussies.
The Iconic Admiral's Cup Returns!
After a long hiatus, this prestigious international yachting regatta makes its grand comeback from 17- 31 July at The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) in Cowes, Isle of Wight.
Jazz Turner Video Interview
I travelled to Brighton Marina to catch up with Jazz, talking about her own sailing, the challenges she faced during the circumnavigation, how the money raised will be used, and a glimpse of her future projects!
Excellent Olympic Season Openers for GP Watercraft
The first two Olympic events of 2025 proved a very positive start to the season for GP Watercraft and their Bermudan ILCA sailors: Sebastian Kempe (ILCA 7) and Adriana Penruddocke (ILCA 6) who are both coached by Shaun Priestley of GP Watercraft.
Understanding sMRT Alert with Jack Sharland
Man Overboard Devices have come a long way in the last few years with more features packed into smaller devices, but with all these features it can sometimes be difficult to understand what they all do.
Is Your Boat Ready for Racing Season?
From fine-tuning your rigging to quick repairs before a race, keeping your boat in top condition doesn't need to be complicated. ?
The Ocean Race Europe Video Preview
The Ocean Race Europe will take place between 10 August & 21 September, following a debut event in the summer of 2021. The racing is in IMOCA yachts, the same as the Vendée Globe, but this time with 4 crew and an OBR who will document the action on board.
iQFOiL Worlds coming to Weymouth in 2026
The world's top Olympic windsurfing talents will showcase high-performance hydrofoil racing on UK waters next year as the RYA has been confirmed as host for the 2026 iQFOiL World Championship.
Foiling Frenzy at Fraglia Vela Malcesine
The Moth Worlds at Lake Garda are something else! Regardless of where sailors are in their careers, or the reputation they have, everyone wants to be there and have a tilt at the title.
Q&A with Deborah Blair
Henri-Lloyd caught up with young British sailor Deborah Blair on their most recent photoshoot on the Solent with team Katabatik to shoot the new Dynamic range onboard a Cape 31.
The oldest video footage of Moth sailing
We delve into our video archive to find the oldest possible videos that show Moth racing. Are these International Moths, British Moths... or was the name still Olive, Inverloch 11ft, National Moth or Brent One-Design?!
Jazz Turner Makes History in Project FEAR
Project FEAR, an extraordinary solo sailing voyage by Jazz Turner, has concluded successfully: she became the first disabled person – and specifically the first wheelchair user – to sail non-stop and unassisted around the UK and Ireland.
The power of tech
What is the cost of safety? How do you measure it? More importantly, how do you appreciate it?
Lighter Gear for Longer Days
When daylight stretches into evening and conditions call for extended sessions, hot and heavy gear can become your biggest limitation.
An evening with the Scaramouche Sailing Trust
Sailing hasn't always been a sport for inner-city state schools like the Greig City Academy (GCA). But they've shown it can be accessible to everyone, with amazing results.