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Team Holcim-PRB hold a narrow lead as the fleet approaches Bonifacio after a closely fought overnight battle.

Held at Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club, an idyllic coastal venue in Suffolk, the championship combined competitive racing, challenging tidal conditions, and a strong social programme that brought together sailors, families, and spectators alike.

The last few days of August saw club members racing for three of their trophies. Whilst some of the club members who’d been there for Regatta had gone home there were nevertheless plenty to enjoy these three very special events.

The OGA held their second Gaffling Championship at Ullswater Yacht Club on Bank Holiday Monday 25th August.

The Northern ILCA circuit held the Northern Championship at Leigh & Lowton SC on the weekend of 30th and 31st August. The event was hosted as part of the club’s regatta weekend, sharing the water with Solutions, Wayfarers and a mixture of club boats.

The still very severe weather conditions in the Bay of Biscay, in terms of wind strength and sea conditions, on Tuesday 2nd September and Wednesday 3rd September, do not allow the GLOBE40 prologue to start before Thursday 4th September.

Massive congratulations go to Ollie Meadowcroft and Hazel Jones, who sailed with consistency, speed, and tactical nous to secure the 2025 Firefly National Championship at Lyme Regis by a single point.

It was a record turnout of 75 boats at the Craftinsure 2025 Supernova Inland Championship at Blithfield SC, including 60+ visitors coming to see what true sailing was all about. Competitors were greeted with a challenging 15 knots, gusting 30.

Bala Sailing Club was delighted to welcome 23 visiting boats for its annual August Regatta along with 24 club boats, held over the August bank holiday weekend.

Racing completed for the four RS Aero classes at the 2025 UK National Championship & International Open