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The GBR International 420 fleet descended on Itchenor Sailing Club for GP5 and a memorable weekend that combined seven highly competitive races with one of the more glamorous socials on the 420 calendar.

Candid McIntyre GGR WINDOW LIVE broadcasts reveal the emotional demands of solo circumnavigation, while Damien Guillou and Pat Lawless approach the southeast trade winds.

After nearly two weeks, several hundred kilometers by road and a crossing of the Mediterranean, the AC75 of La Roche-Posay Racing Team has arrived in Naples from Lorient. Having departed from Brittany on 10 September, the French boat arrived in Bagnoli on Thursday 24 September, at the end of a logistical operation that was as…

The Daily Telegraph is reporting that Sir Ben Ainslie and Sir Jim Ratcliffe are in talks to settle their legal dispute over the ownership of the current British America’s Cup boat. Ainslie is reported to have been more conciliatory when discussing the present state of the legal dispute during last weekends America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta…

It’s hard to overstate how important the Preliminary Regatta in Naples was for the America’s Cup, when on the surface it was just a show.

As we approach into Boat Show season we are delighted to launch our Autumn deals, including 30% off Carbon Spinnaker Poles, and 15% off Furlex, CXr and Telescopic Spinnaker Poles.

‘GB1 delivered its strongest racing of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta in Naples, battling at the front of the fleet to secure two fourth-place finishes on the final day’ That seems a strange tag-line to issue after you scrape a second-to-last finish, but Team GB1 has become used to making the best…

Having competed in 44Cup World Championships for the last 15 years, Aleph Racing finally managed to secure the coveted World title in the RC44 one design class’ most prestigious annual event. Going into the final race, first and second places were secured but who would claim the title was not, Aleph Racing was two points…

The final Saturday of the keelboat season started in pleasant conditions with a NNW breeze of about 5 knots, however with the prospect of the wind predicted to drop through out the morning the Race Officers were keen to get both fleets away on time.

Having competed in 44Cup World Championships for the last 15 years, Aleph Racing today for the very first time managed to secure the coveted title in the RC44 one design class’ most prestigious annual event.