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The finish line of this second edition marks much more than the end of an adventure.

The perfect blend of sport, elegance, and conviviality will once again take centre stage from September 26 to October 4, when the 28th edition of Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez takes place.

The Solution class is looking for more second-hand boats to hit the market. With our 20th Nationals happening in September it looks like a bumper turnout but we have run out of second hand boats and are encouraging people to sell their unused boats.

Takashi Okura’s Sled crowned winner of the 2026 Rolex TP52 World Championship at the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda. Second place for Swedish team Trinity Racing, third for Germany’s Platoon Aviation. The high powered team on Sled was led by Helm Australian Adam Beashel, standing in for Japanese owner Takashi Okura, Sled’s tactical calls were made…

Some of the most promising young sailors in the world will gather in Middelfart this June when the Youth Match Racing Worlds 2026 – powered by Bunker One takes place from 21-25 June in the waters of the Little Belt.

Opening day of Kieler Woche 2026 suffered from a lack of a decent breeze, only the women’s 49erFX class completing their races in the Olympic Classes. Three races completed for the 52 entries with Georgia and Antonia LEWIN-LAFRANCE of Canada topping the leaderboard with two race wins. Second are Helen PAIS and Helen AUSMAN of…

The Cramond Boat Club Summer Dinghy Regatta, incorporating the Scottish Open Wanderer Championship, took place on the weekend of 13th – 14th June.

Barton’s Point saw 12 members at the penultimate Spring Series regatta with 13 races in light and variable winds, with Ralph Wilkinson running the show and Rob Owens juggling the marker buoys.

The latest round of the Sanders Sails sponsored travellers events took place at Up River Yacht Club on the River Crouch in Essex over the weekend of 13 and 14 June.

It was a day of two halves for Emirates GBR on Race Day 1 of the Canada Sail Grand Prix as “wacky conditions” played havoc in Halifax. After a review of the weather forecast, SailGP opted for split fleet racing with the 13 teams split between two groups.