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GB1, the team of the Royal Yacht Squadron, Challenger of Record for the 38th America’s Cup has released a video showing their AC75 undergoing reconstruction at an undisclosed location, believed to be in Europe.

The heat was on in more ways than one on Tor Bay as the 2026 Fireball World Championship came to a dramatic conclusion. In light winds, the title was decided, and the podium positions were both won and lost, with a complete reshuffle within the top ten.

111 ILCAs launched into Weymouth bay on day one of the ILCA UK Nationals. Kicking off the event with a double bullet day, Molly Sacker led after day one, with both Toby Waggett and Ethan Rhodes taking a bullet each on the opening day.

5-8 knot Southerly in the bay with some lovely leftover swell created some challenging conditions for the sailors in the bay. In Race 1, Ali B led to the windward mark after winning the pin and sailed away from the fleet from there.

The 2026 ILCA National Championships took place at Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA) from 22-29 July, with over 240 sailors competing across the ILCA 4, 6 and 7 fleets. Most competitors came from around the UK.

The GWA returned to Fuerteventura for the final FreeFly-Slalom event of the 2026 season, and it delivered exactly the kind of drama the World Title race deserved.

14 races were run on a warm, sunny day with 2-8 knot winds for the 3rd East Kent RSC Summer Series regatta. With the previous event cancelled due to Ramsgate Week 3 of the top Ramsgate competitors fought out the podium places in similar fickle winds.

As the racing at the 2026 Nacra 15 Worlds reached its midway point, everyone was optimistic to get back on track with the schedule, and a promising north westerly ashore seemed perfect to achieve that.

Preparations continue to accelerate for the 2026 Melges 24 World Championship as competitors from across North America and Europe set their sights on Little Traverse Bay and one of the most coveted titles in international one-design sailing.

Sailors across the UK are being encouraged to pass on their kit through a new partnership between the RYA and kitround, a circular sports marketplace dedicated to reducing waste in the sports industry and supporting more people to get on the water.