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Jamie Harris and Ellen Main gave it their best shot, even winning the final race, but the weeks gold-plated leaders Ian Martin and Emma Hivey were not for turning, the title was theirs. Martin and Hivey started the day with a six point lead, stretched it to an event winning advantage with a fourth in…

The countdown has begun for the 2026 Star European Championship, which will bring 76 teams from more than 20 countries to Medemblik from 24 to 29 August for one of the most anticipated events of the Star Class season.

An unexpected crew member joined the British Army Sailing Association’s Sun Fast 3600 Fujitsu British Soldier for the final stages of the 50th Anniversary RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race.

Sam Hall’s Lombard 46 Pata Negra completed the RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race in the early hours of Thursday morning, provisionally winning IRC One after a compelling race-long battle with Challenge Ocean.

The forecast promised strengthening winds, so PRO Phil – armed with hope, a whistle, and the kind of determination usually reserved for people assembling flat-pack furniture – announced that racing would begin at 11:00 sharp.

The 2026 Fireball World Championship, hosted by the Royal Torbay Yacht Club, saw 85 boats competing with sailors from 14 nations represented.

Founded on July 19th 1936, first of all in Quaterdeck on Pennyless Cove Hill, then in the hut at the end of the pier, and finally settling in the present building, formerly a warehouse leased by Thomas Sleeman to store incoming goods from Bristol.

The B14 fleet heads west this weekend for the Pathfinder Homes National Championships at Mumbles Yacht Club. Following an excellent season and a Global Championship in Torbay, the class now turns its attention to the battle for the National title.

Four One-Designs went out on a beautiful sunny afternoon with a brisk warm wind just west of south. The course was Tara, Derrick, thru the line, Under Tyne, Britten and finish at Under Tyne with all marks to starboard except for the finish.

September is shaping up to be a busy month at Bassenthwaite Sailing Club, with two open meetings attracting youth sailors and asymmetric racers from across the North.