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Following Wednesday’s layday, the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup community awoke this morning to Porto Cervo in a different mood; the sky overcast thanks to a passing front, more breeze and, mercifully, less heat.

Five Scottish Supernova sailors registered for the Loch Lomond Dinghy Weekend from both Castle Semple and Port Edgar. Unfortunately, Calum didn’t manage to get there but did post a picture of his space saver spare wheel on the car to explain why.

North Berwick delivered a classic opening day for the Noble Marine UK Musto Skiff National Championship: sunshine, heavy rain squalls, offshore breeze and plenty of drama.

After all the planning, anticipation and excitement, it turned out no racing was possible on the first day of the inaugural 5.5 Metre Multi Nations, at Malcesine, on Lake Garda, Italy.

Sardinia’s renowned Mistral wind brought an intense day at the 36th Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup, with 16 knots recorded on the starting line at 12 noon CEST, building to 22 knots and gusting at up to 25 in some sections of the courses.

Paul Meilhat’s United by the Ocean (FRA) has won the inaugural edition of The Ocean Race Atlantic after a neck-and-neck battle along the French coast today with Francesca Clapcich’s second-placed 11th Hour Racing (USA).

Charlotte Rose of the USA regains the lead after three races Thursday got the ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship back on schedule on Dublin Bay. Rose added a 4, 1, and discarded a 23 to take a 13 point lead ahead of Emma Plasschaert of Belgium in second, and Anna Munch of Denmark in third.…

After a messy westerly on Saturday spinning round the trees of Hampton Home Park – or in places just not getting through – Minima’s 2026 Regatta was galvanised by a glorious southerly on the second day.

Seven category champions have been crowned after the 2026 RORC Cowes Offshore Series brought nearly 150 boats together for a season of accessible, high-quality offshore racing from Cowes.

Francesca Clapcich (ITA/USA) and her crew onboard 11th Hour Racing – Will Harris (GBR), Elodie-Jane Mettraux (SUI/FRA) and Alberto Bona (ITA), with Julien Champolion (FRA) as the team’s onboard reporter – have finished second in The Ocean Race Atlantic.