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2026 Musto iQFOiL World Championships at the WPNSA - Live from Weymouth & Portland for final 3 days

by iQFOiL Class Association 9 Sep 17:52 BST 3-12 September 2026
2026 Musto iQFOiL World Championships at the WPNSA - Day 2 © Sailing Energy / iQFOiL International Class

The 2026 MUSTO iQFOiL World Championships are entering their decisive phase, with the final three days of racing to be streamed live from Weymouth and Portland.

Live coverage begins on Thursday, September 10 starting at 1pm BST (GMT+1), continues through Friday's racing, and culminates on Saturday, September 12 at 12pm BST (GMT+1) with the Medal Series, when the 2026 World Champions will be crowned.

Fans, media and supporters around the world can follow the action live on the iQFOiL YouTube channel, with dedicated links for each day below.

Watch Live (this will be shown on the Sail-World.com and YachtsandYachting.com homepages)

Thursday, September 10 – Day 4 at 1pm BST (GMT+1)

Friday, September 11 – Day 5 at 1pm BST (GMT+1)

Saturday, September 12 – Medal Series at 12pm BST (GMT+1)

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