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After the long hot summer, Autumn conditions arrived this weekend, heralding the start of the Solent Super Series, now back for the fourth edition.

The 2026 RS500 Rooster National Tour delivered a season of varied venues, contrasting conditions and close competition across five events.

Italy’s Olivia Castaldi and Francesco Carrieri come out on top after 13 high-intensity races each over two days, each claiming €5,000 (£4,223) in prize money. The invitation-only WASZP All-Stars Cádiz delivered an action-packed weekend of high-speed foiling, with an elite fleet of 16 sailors, eight men and eight women from across the globe . .…

The forecast NW 25kts was in reality a gusty W 15kts, giving excellent, but occasionally testing conditions for the first day of the new Illusion season. After last season’s unfortunately early end, a dozen Illusionists went afloat for three races.

The Fireball fleet’s final event of the season lived up to expectations at Rutland Sailing Club, attracting an outstanding entry of 22 boats and showcasing some of the very best British Fireball talent.

The first Cape 31 Gold Cup gets under way in Saint-Tropez this week, with a record 28-boat international fleet packed with circuit champions, European title holders and Olympic medallists.

The International Moth’s 2026 season is concluding in its ‘Northern Base’ of Rutland Sailing Club. The class is growing fast, with new faces joining the fleet, new boats being built, old ones being upcycled and steel foils becoming commonplace.

In a major step toward its highly anticipated 2028 Legacy Run, the Organizing Authority for the iconic Worrell 1000 offshore catamaran race has announced a comprehensive, global orientation seminar.

Sam Knight and Chris Bownes have been crowned 2026 RS400 Rooster National Tour champions after a season of close racing, with success shared across a competitive fleet.

Furio Benussi’s Arca has won the Barcolana in Trieste for the fourth consecutive year, with 1,858 sailing boats on the starting line. After several days of uncertain weather forecasts, a splendid easterly wind blowing from 110 degrees welcomed the more than 15,000 sailors who had chosen to take part in the world’s largest and most…