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Some of the best sailing stories aren’t about results. They’re about confidence, overcoming setbacks, progression, new challenges, and the moments that keep people coming back to the water.

Emirates GBR missed out on the Apex Bermuda Sail Grand Prix final by one place after a challenging second day of racing in difficult and unstable conditions on the Bermuda Sound.

Australia’s Flying Roos secured their third win from five events. However there was some soul-searching amongst the team who had been handily placed, but failed to step up. Includes full replays from both days and highlights plus interviews.

There were ten takers in the Solo fleet for the third race of the Salcombe Yacht Club Sailing Club Series, numbers slightly down perhaps due to the forecast strong East North Easterly breeze, which never really transpired.

Royal Victoria Yacht Club welcomed the WASZP fleet to the Isle of Wight for the fourth year running and the second GP of the 2026 season. If the Start of Seasons was a baptism of fire, this weekend was a tale of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

The second weekend of the season, which like the first one, was plagued by the weather, with Sunday’s F5 NE’erly making the moorings at Under Tyne unsafe for crews to board their boats which meant it was an N over A.

Australia strengthened its grip on the 2026 Rolex SailGP Championship with a commanding victory on Bermuda’s Great Sound – their second in two events. Germany by Deutsche Bank secured a breakthrough Final appearance.

SailGP Bermuda Sail Grand Prix – Slingsby and the Australian team claim another event victory

The Armada Cup is set to make a highly anticipated return in 2026, bringing back one of the most distinctive offshore races on the Atlantic calendar.

Day 2 of POSH (Paignton Open for Single Handers) started with the RS Aero 9 and RS Vareo sailors starting an hour earlier than scheduled to enable them to get in 4 races.