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After seven days of strong northerlies, curtailing all training and racing, the 5.5 Metre World Championship fleet finally completed three races on Wednesday in some great conditions with 15-20 knots. Aspire of Przemek Gacek, Mateusz Kusznierewicz and Kilian Weise lead the 5.5 Metre World Championship with a 3, 1, 1 scoreline on 5 pts. Artemis…

Well, the alternate headline is nowhere near as catchy. For it simply goes, ‘Technology, AI, and the line offshore racing cannot afford to discover too late.’ So, accurate, yes. In-your-face? Definitely!

The West Country Boat Repairs RS200 SW Ugly Tour rolled into Exe Sailing Club for what turned out to be a properly breezy day of RS200 racing!

Vayu’s consistency pays with Valencia lead, Platoon make small gains in championship chase.

The World Sailing Oceanic and Offshore Committee (OOC) is to undertake a global survey of the offshore racing community to seek views on the impact on the sport of developing technology.

Huntingdon Radio Yacht Club welcomed 19 skippers to the club on Saturday for the DF95 Eastern District Champion Skipper Series, with competitors travelling from both within and outside the Eastern District.

Wow, what a difference a year makes. Last year’s howling winds were this weekend replaced by a forecast of extremely low wind.

After a month off the water, the Luna Rossa team rolled out the boat at 9:15hrs preceded by the mast at 9:05hrs.

With high pressure over southern England all weekend, the light forecast still didn’t put off 16 teams travelling from the south coast and from northern England. The Race team postponed the start allowing time for some interesting boat bimbling chat.

With the wind howling, the females ventured to Draycote for female-only training provided by ILCA UK on Saturday 19th September.