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After two days lost to both too much wind and not enough wind, day four of the championships began with only three races on the scoreboard. Very light winds from the south greeted the fleet as they sailed out of Fowey harbour to the race course.

After their dramatic earlier nosedive during training on the 15 July, Luna Rossa’s B3 AC75 has spent the last 14 days in the team’s hangar being inspected and modified. Returning to the water off Cagliari, Sardinia, Wednesday 29 July, with near perfect conditions of flat water and a thermal breeze of 11-13 knots that faded to…

Celebrating ten years as Official Technical Clothing Partner, Musto is proud to play a key role in this landmark bicentenary Cowes Week regatta, bringing performance, innovation and the sailing community together both on and off the water.

The International Topper Class travelled to the National Institute Du Nautisme, in St Pierre Quiberon, Brittany, for the 2026 edition of the Topper World Championship, organised by the Société des Régates St Pierre Quiberon (SRSP).

The Cowes XOD Division welcomed boats from Itchenor and Lymington for their Open regatta, The Telegraph Bowl. The weekend included the Household Division YC Trophy for the Saturday race.

Sunny skies and a nice breeze welcomed the novice sailors. Sara did a fantastic job of organising the training session on the water before club racing began, with a good number attending and Hugh Brooks bringing their demo boat out on the lake.

With the San Pedro Olympic Classes Regatta set to take place next week in Los Angeles, the 49erFX pairing of Laura Harding and Annie Wilmot will not take to the start line together after Harding sustained an injury during the 49erFX Worlds.

The fourth event of the Scottish Bluebell series was held at Loch Tummel SC at the start of ‘Tummel Week’ with a different format to the previous events.

In golf, “Moving Day” is the last day before the field is cut down after the qualification round. Today was not Moving Day for the Governor’s Cup, but there were many moves up and down as a new leader emerged and the competition tightened up.

The ILCA Class Association and Aarhus International Sailing Center are proud to welcome 877 young sailors from 56 nations to Aarhus, Denmark, for the 2026 ILCA 4 & ILCA 6 Youth World Championships, taking place from 1 to 19 August.