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“The time on the boat, and the time on the water, has been the first time in the four years since my injuries, that I have felt more like that previous version of myself. We’re not talking about our injuries. We’re just people going for a sail.”

Day 3 of the 65th Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta brought the qualifying series to a dramatic close, with the world’s best Formula Kite and iQFOiL athletes securing their positions for Thursday’s medal rounds.

Lake Neuchâtel was sparkling on Thursday morning, and the wind filled in to allow racing to start at 11.30. With sunshine and breeze the SSL 47 yachts were gleaming, we were all set for another cracking day.

Patience was the key on Day 2 of the 2026 Tornado World Championship as competitors waited ashore for the sea breeze to establish. With the wind proving slow to develop, the Race Committee displayed the “go flag” at 14:15, calling the fleet afloat.

It’s Thursday. You’re sat at your desk – its hot outside and you’re thinking about sailing, big skies, big seas, 12 – 18 knots of wind over the perfect waves at the perfect downwind angle.

The Musto Lark Nationals (26th-29th July) revisits the iconic Cornish venue of Fowey for the first time in 32 years! Combined with a strong growth in the Lark fleet, this stunning venue has already attracted over 40 entries (31 last year).

The Nationals are coming. You’ve booked the accommodation, entered the event and hopefully spent some time on the water. But is your boat ready?

The Notice of Race for the 47th St. Maarten Heineken Regatta is now live on Yacht Scoring, and registration is officially open for sailors eager to secure their place in the Caribbean’s biggest and most exciting sailing event: March 4-7, 2027.

The legal Rumble in the 38th America’s Cup jungle has surfaced again at the UK Admiralty Court, with new documents filed as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos claim against Sir Ben Ainslie’s America’s Cup team Athena Racing. Sir Jim and Ineos are claiming that Ainslie’s, Athena Racing must hand over the ‘£180m boat’ [Britannia]…

No races completed on the opening day of the 2026 International Six Metre Swiss Championships on Lake Geneva. The abandonment of all racing was due to light and unstable winds left in the wake of a thunderstorm cell that moved through the region in the early afternoon, bringing squalls and heavy rain. After attempting race…