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Stats show Kent gets the most sunshine and least rain in the UK. This week it also got just enough wind for a great sailing week, with zero breakages and sail repairs.

The latest episode of SailGP’s behind-the-scenes docuseries, Racing on the Edge, produced in partnership with Rolex, offers an unflinching look at two athletes redefining who gets to belong in the sport of sailing.

Three more races in south-westerly winds averaging 7 to 10 knots. With nine races completed, the second discard comes into effect as Ukraine’s Yasnolobov and Hungary’s Karolyi Tertak strengthen their leads in the boys’ divisions.

The last sporting leg of The Grand Tour 2026 came to a close on Friday 17 July in Greenwich, on the River Thames. This edition was dedicated to a theme as simple as it is profound: time.

The 2027 season marks a new chapter for Class40. With the creation of an Owners’ Trophy, the Class is expanding its sporting programme to better reflect the diversity of the projects that now make up its fleet.

Protecting Paradise – How Sailors Can Help Protect Croatia’s Incredible Coastline

Conditions looked very inauspicious on Saturday 25th when we arrived at Prestwick SC for a traveller event jointly with the Solo fleet.

Now in its sixth edition, the women’s competition continues to establish itself as a benchmark in women’s sailing, attracting top-level teams and an increasingly international fleet.

An international fleet of 19 teams representing 15 Member National Authorities across five continents has been officially confirmed for the 2026 Offshore Double Handed World Championship, set to take place in Marseille, France.

The Nacra 15 World Championship opened to dazzling sunshine and no wind at all. After a 3 hour postponement ashore, RO David Rollinson was keen to try and get something in, and headed out to the race track.