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With only 15 yachts home and hosed, the 46th Rolex Middle Sea Race is far from over. Some 85 of the 96 yachts still at sea are competing for the main trophy determined under IRC time correction.

History is in the making this week as the first-ever Wingfoil Racing Youth and Masters World Championships gets under way, marking a milestone for this fast-growing sport.

Day four of the 2025 iQFOiL Youth & Junior European Championship opened with moderate westerly winds ranging from 10 to 15 knots, lighter than the forecasted Mistral conditions.

Once again the Class40s will have the most boats on starting line of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie next Sunday, with 42 duos competing.

It’s that time again. That time when the great and the good sailors of the World’s most elegant catamaran class come together to battle for their World Championships, as the A-Class Cats comes to town.

A 20-boat RS Aero fleet joined the first Itchenor Sailing Club RS Aero Open on Saturday 18th October. Seven clubs were represented with many RS Aeros sailing from other Chichester Harbour clubs to join the racing.

With a promising forecast and the end of season Craftinsure Silver Tiller prize-giving dinner/dance being hosted by the wonderful Lymington Town Sailing Club team, 27 teams entered.

The Soak Insure Tide Ride returns to HISC over weekend 8 and 9 November for 29ers, RS800’s, Waszps and Wingfoiling classes

The iQFOiL Class has been shortlisted for four 2025 World Sailing Awards. The prestigious 2025 World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Impact Award, recognized for its groundbreaking work in environmental and social sustainability.

South-southeast is a very unusual wind direction for our part of the country. We get south-easts, blowing out of the dinghy park which offers good racing courses and sometimes due southerly, blowing over the southern weir at FGSC which is excellent.