2026 Fireball Worlds Expression of Interest – Get yourself into the draw for some great prizes

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2026 Fireball Worlds Expression of Interest – Get yourself into the draw for some great prizes

by UK Fireball Association 27 Oct 2025 11:23 GMT 20-31 July 2026

2023 Fireball UK Nationals at Torbay © Andy Probert

The Expression of Interest for the 2026 Fireball Worlds closes this Friday. Pay £50 and you will be put into a draw to take place on 1st November 2025. The first non-UK boat drawn will receive a free entry to the UK Nationals and the Worlds, whilst the first UK boat drawn will receive a jib kindly donated by P&B.

The rules are pretty simple. The £50 needs to be paid by midnight 31st October and full entry needs to be made before the Early Bird Entry cut-off. The £50 is non-refundable but will be deducted from your entry fee.

To sign-up, just scan the QR code below:

Further details of the Worlds can be found on the event website at 2026.fireballworlds.com

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