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18-20 knots of breeze and a 3-4m swell greeted the fleet for the final day of racing and the competitors looked excited with the possibility that they may get to use their genoas for once!

The battle for the podium positions on fifth and final stage of The Ocean Race Europe 2025 looks set to come to an exciting conclusion over the next 24 hours as the top five teams close in on the finish line in Boka Bay in Montenegro.

This year’s iQFOiL U23 World Championship was decided with new Medal Series format intended for use in the Los Angeles 2028 Games.

Following the roaring success of its comeback in 2024, the Soak Insure Tide Ride will return to Hayling Island Sailing Club in 2025 for two thrilling days of high-octane racing, running Saturday 8th November to Sunday 9th November.

When the Australian 18 Footers League’s 2025-26 season starts on Sydney Harbour on Sunday, October 12, one of the long-time skiff sponsors back for the 15th continuous season is The Kitchen Maker.

£102.00 was raised for the Andrew ‘Bart’ Simpson Foundation on Saturday morning, thank-you to everyone that donated.

It may not seem a particularly big fleet, but 14 boats is quite enough in the confines of the River Ouse just to the south of York, with overhanging trees, moored boats and passing motor boats added in for good measure.

After five days of racing in Portimão, the iQFOiL U23 World Championships have already put the young athletes through a full spectrum of challenges. The opening two days were dominated by strong winds that rewarded raw speed and power.

A light breeze from the Clubhouse end greeted the eight DF65 sailors for this stand alone Open event. Unfortunately a combination of club skippers taking holidays and involvement in other sailing activities curtailed the number of club skippers.

In all my time sailing in Scotland, I’ve only once, I think, sailed at Loch Lomond, and I’m pretty sure a lively party in the superbly charismatic club bar is the reason for my hazy memoirs.