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The ORC European Championship will test both Javier Banderas, onboard Teatro del Soho San Miguel, and HRH King Felipe, onboard Aifos.

Day 3 of the WASZP Games dawned with cautious optimism as the early risers in the boat park were greeted by a light but promising northerly breeze. However, an approaching front caused the race committee to call a three-hour postponement.

The wind was lighter, the conditions were overcast, but Paul Wyeth still makes the action come alive with his photos. Here’s his gallery from the racing on Wednesday in the 2025 Admiral’s Cup.

After a windy EAORA Round-the-Goodwins race, Ramsgate Week proper started in lighter winds on Monday 21st July and will build up to the IRC East Coast Championships on the last three days.

Patrick Condy of PKC Media was out on the water on Wednesday to capture the lighter wind action in the 2025 Admiral’s Cup. Here are his selection of photos from the racing!

Despite the heavy rain, spirits remained high as competitors gathered in the club’s wet bar — a fitting location given the weather! With plenty of banter and optimism in the air, they chatted about the slim chances of racing on Saturday.

Thanks to her long lens and skill, Ingrid Abery got up close and personal with the Admiral’s Cup teams on a lighter wind day in the Solent. Enjoy these crew photos, and many more in the gallery above!

The transition from colourful and applauded challenges of 1983 and 1987, to Challengers for the XXVIII America’s Cup in San Diego, was a pivotal moment in the history of Italy in the competition.

The final group of skippers to be announced for the 2026 New York Yacht Club International Women’s Championship radiates enthusiasm for this groundbreaking opportunity in one of the world’s most famous sailing cities.

Race Four of the Admiral’s Cup brought a tactical masterclass in light airs to the Central Solent. PRO Stuart Childerley set a windward leeward course for both classes, 1.6nm for AC1 and a shorter 1.4nm for AC2.