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Abersoch Mirror Week 2026 is gearing up to be the largest gathering of red sails the bay has seen since the era when shoulder pads were big, perms were bigger, and half of today’s parents were small sailors being launched into the surf.

Another three races were completed in the Gold Fleet and two in the Silver Fleet, with the top 10 teams qualifying for the Medal Series of the World Championship in Enoshima, Japan. Tomorrow, the Final Stage of the racing will begin.

Johnny Vincent’s Volvo 70 Pace crossed the Royal Yacht Squadron finish line in Cowes on Sunday 16 August at 04:17:31 BST. Pace completed the 1,805-nautical-mile race in an elapsed time of 6 Days 14 Hrs 47 Mins 31 Secs to claim 2026 Round Britain and Ireland Race Line Honours. Pace Crew: Johnny Vincent, Al Fraser,…

The trade winds arrived in force for the first day of racing at Hamilton Island Race Week 2026, with over 25 knots of breeze and bumpy conditions giving sailors a serious workout in the Around the Islands Race.

Sunshine, national flags, champagne and celebrations both on the water and at the dock marked the final day of the Klaipeda ORC European Championship, where Denmark’s DIXI 5 and Sweden’s Garmin Team Pro4u were crowned the 2026 ORC European champions.

The International RS500 Class Association is delighted to confirm a stand-out British summer for the RS500 fleet in 2027, with back-to-back championship action on home waters.

Britain’s Martin Wrigley and Bettine Harris extend their lead at the 470 World Championship in Enoshima, Japan. Wrigley and Harris added another race win on the second day of gold fleet racing (1, 12, 8) to take an eight point lead ahead of Jordi Xammer and Marta Cardona of Spain (10, -16, 6) who move…

The RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race enters its seventh day with six boats now round Muckle Flugga, the most northerly point of the 1,805nm course. While Johnny Vincent’s Volvo 70 Pace is powering south towards Cowes and Monohull Line Honours, the battle for the biggest prize of all has taken another twist: Antoine Magre’s…

After the third day of racing at the Team Racing World Championship in Stockholm, USA 1, USA 2, Great Britain and New Zealand have established themselves in a league of their own.

The British duo of Martin Wrigley and Bettine Harris lead the Gold Fleet after a strong first day, with Japan’s Tetsuya Isozaki and Yurie Seki in second overall.