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The West Kirby Sailing Club Star Class annual Classic Boat Challenge was originally created to invite other clubs sailing classic wooden boats in the North West to come together and sail the iconic West Kirby Stars on the Dee estuary.

As forecasted, Day 4 started with some delays—but not for the Gold and Silver fleets.

Twenty-five XODs, including three out-of-town visitors, came to the starting line of Itchenor Sailing Club’s annual five-day regatta.

Another sun soaked day, with a 10+ knot breeze that we have become used to in Hayling Bay for this 505 World Championship. Jan-Philipp Hofmann and Felix Brockerhoff of Germany retain their lead after two more races, posting their first win and a fourth place to see their three point lead reduced to one. The…

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Pwllheli were at the top of the board again in the ISORA K2Q race at the weekend. Starting Friday lunchtime, the 160nm race set a course from Dun Laoghaire to Cork.

Attending and reporting on a myriad of events – which has admittedly eaten into my own sailing time – does give a unique perspective on what is working and what isn’t in this day and age.

Strong winds, a challenging racecourse, and nearly the entire world elite on the starting line – the Europe Class World Championship is about to begin in Górki Zachodnie, Gdansk.

The French America’s Cup team sailed a two-hour session in light airs off Lorient on Monday. The session was notable for the elevation of two new sailing squad members – both world champions.

The vintage sailing event at Roadford Lake held over the weekend attracted 25 entrants, with the home club providing eight boats some of which were borrowed, including an Osprey, Albacore, OK, Jollyboat, National 12, Flying Fifteens, and 6 SigneTs.