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The Sharpie European Championship took place last week off the coast of Torreira, Portugal. Sailors from across Europe headed to the northern Portuguese coast to celebrate the anniversary of this 95-year-old former-Olympic sailing class.

On 31 July 1996, in Savannah, Georgia, Robert Scheidt of Brazil became the first Olympic champion in the history of the Laser class. Today, exactly three decades later, we are proud to share his reflection on that historic moment.

How to follow the 50th Anniversary RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race

On Saturday July 25th, the Clipper Race crews completed the Clipper 2025-26 Race, marking a decade of partnership with leading child rights organisation, UNICEF, as a team and charity partner.

The Solo fleet have returned to Torbay, the last time we visited was 2017 and before that 2008 so it’s not hard to work out, one the NSCA event algorithm is in working order and two, we will not be back until 2035.

North Sails Cowes Week 2026 delivered a brutally difficult day for tacticians, sail trimmers and those trying to steer the 641 boats on the racecourse on Moving Day Thursday. Thursday was Royal Navy Day and for the eight dayboat classes starting on the committee vessel in Osborne Bay, 12- to 15-mile courses saw them traversing…

As day 5 dawned in lovely Looe, there was a nervous sense of anticipation in the air. Sailors unwrapped their chariots, spliced their mainbraces, and hoisted their mizzens.

One more day of racing remains before the medal series for the 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 competitors at the San Pedro Olympic Classes Regatta. In the women’s 49erFX, Britain’s Saskia TIDEY and Freya BLACK (1, 8, 5) have 41 pts to extend their lead to 6 pts. Second are Ebba BERNTSSON and Vilma BOBECK…

The Tenerife World Cup has come to a spectacular conclusion of the 5-STAR divisions, with two legends of windsurfing claiming victory on the final day of competition at the 5-Star World Cup Playa Surf CBBC Hotel Tenerife Wind & Waves Festival.

Today is Royal Navy Day and the forecast had been for a reasonably solid north-westerly wind but, with the weather somewhat warmer than predicted, the breeze was full of holes and the tide was building from the west.