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The heat has been on in Torbay, with one day lost due to lack of wind and searing heat. Day 4 was marginally better but searing heat still. Some had questioned whether they had the right kit for the conditions as the experienced another light wind day.

Teams from 21 nations are assembling now and completing their final preparations for the start of the 6th edition of the AEGEAN 600 organized by the Hellenic Offshore Racing Club (HORC) and the host venue at Olympic Marine.

Day 3 of racing at the Argentario Sailing Week came to a close on 27 June, organised by the YC Santo Stefano under the patronage of the Italian Ministry of Tourism, the Region of Tuscany, the Province of Grosseto, the Municipality of Monte Argentario.

The 2026 Newport Bermuda Race’s most prestigious prize, the St. David’s Lighthouse Trophy, went to Cal 40 Nicole, owned and skippered by Thomas Campbell for winning the St. David’s Lighthouse Division overall title. Line honours, as well as the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Trophy and division title was secured by the largest boat in the race,…

The overall title at The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille regatta went to the expertly sailed ‘Win Win’, which became only the second yacht to ever win the event three times. The distinctive 33m Baltic Yacht had been a previous winner in both 2016 and 2019, and now joins Rose – which last year took…

Despite a third fantastic day out on the water at the 44Cup Marstrand, with sun, a 8-13 knot southerly and the new bonus of flat water, it was another where most of the nine hotly competitive owner-driver one-design teams struggled to find consistency.

The Merlin Rocket fleet arrived at Tamesis Club for the Craftinsure Silver Tiller joined by the Sondown Cup, Porteous Cup and Southcott Cups forming the Rowsell Sails Thames Series, Craftinsure Vintage Series and the Classic Series event.

Swedish flagged Svea maintained their record as the dominant J Class crew as they got the better of newcomers Rainbow at the prestigious The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille.

The opening races saw three of the few surviving Herreshoff NY 40s duelling on the stunning Argentario sea, along with 130-year-old Cariad and other pages of 100+ years of yachting history battling it out on the water. The fifty-strong fleet of classic and vintage yachts is divided into eight classes: Big Boats, Gaff Vintage, Marconi…

Celebration was the order of the day at The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille as the overall title at the 30th Anniversary regatta went to the expertly sailed Win Win, which became only the second yacht to ever win the event three times.