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The 3rd North Region Youth & Junior Championships was held at Derwent Reservoir Sailing Club (DRSC) over the weekend of 20 & 21 June 2026 organised by North East & Yorkshire Youth Sailing Association (NEYYSA).

Preparations are under way at Porto Santo Stefano for the 25th edition of the Argentario Sailing Week – Miramis Trophy, among the most anticipated international events dedicated to classic and vintage yachting.

A formidable team were crowned in the 505 KZN Provincials, James Largier and Richard Hutton-Squire from Cape Town were in a class of their own, dominating the three-day regatta hosted by Point Yacht Club.

Weymouth Sailing Club hosted a strong fleet of 18 Larks all keen to test their speed and skills on the open sea before the Lark National Championships coming up in late-July. Sponsored by Craftinsure, the fleet also included five local youth teams.

The Lymington Dinghy Regatta, hosted jointly by the Lymington Town SC and the Royal Lymington YC took place on the 20/21 June, proudly supported by local company Harken UK.

It is not every week that the Irish 12 foot dinghies go afloat together for racing. However, when the Royal Irish Yacht Club advertised their 195th birthday Drumshanbo Gunpowder Gin Classic Boat Regatta, most of the owners agreed to take part.

70 years is a long time for any company, but in marine electronics it’s extraordinary. B&G was founded in 1956, and has been a pioneer in the sector ever since.

The fastest of the 2026 Bermuda Race Fleet have arrived and the Finish Line will be busy Tuesday Hamilton Harbor began to fill in Monday as the largest and fastest boats of the fleet finished the 636 miles of the Newport Bermuda Race. Sunday afternoon and evening saw the arrival of Space Monkey, Denali4, OC86,…

Local hero Ole Schweckendiek took the lead in the ILCA 7 class on Monday (June 22) at Kieler Woche. With a bullet in the only race of the day, he pushed the winner of the second group, Attilio Borio of Italy, down to second place.

Why sail at all? We could play squash. One racket, one ball, a warm room, a roof. No tide tables, no wetsuit that never quite dries, no two-hour drive to stand on a slipway and squint at the weather.