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Last weekend saw a small but perfectly formed 29er fleet assemble at South Shields Sailing Club for the second of this winter’s UK Grand Prix series.

Two Enterprises braved the stormy conditions to join in with the Ripon double-handed open meeting on Saturday the 4th of October.

The final leg of the 2025 European 18ft Skiff Circuit wrapped up in Plymouth on Sunday 28th September, with the Royal Western Yacht Club hosting nine boats from the UK, Germany, and Hungary for four days of fast, close racing.

Ancasta has reported its most successful September on record, securing new boat sales in excess of €20 million (£17+ million) from the Cannes Yachting Festival and Southampton International Boat Show combined.

Storm Amy decided she had other plans making the RS400 Inland Championship not quite the usual event. When most decided to make the wise choice to stay warm inside or off on Endeavour duties, five brave RS400s made the trip to Grafham.

The Endeavour Trophy is one of the most coveted in UK sailing, gathering National Champions for each dinghy class to battle it out at the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club at Burnham-on-Crouch over an October weekend.

Alastair Golding, a windscreen repair engineer from Sandy, Cambridgeshire, has celebrated crossing the Equator while racing across the Atlantic Ocean as part of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race.

The RS200 Youth National Championship took place at Exe Sailing Club, and it was a truly brilliant event from start to finish. With a warm welcome, slick organisation, and top-tier race management, Exe SC proved once again why it’s such a popular venue.

Sailing, friendship, and giving back — that’s the Transit Committee, Itchenor Sailing Club’s youth leadership initiative.

Mike Sims and Rob Gullan representing the International 505 class, are the  ‘Champion of Champions’ 2025 Endeavour Trophy winners