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The top three boats from the 2025 J/24 World Championship are entered for a rematch on Port Phillip. The Epigen J/24 World Championship 2026 will bring 202 competitors in 38 teams from 10 countries to Sandringham Yacht Club.

The first Cape 31 Gold Cup got under way in Saint-Tropez today, with Marcus Brennecke’s Hatari taking Race 1 in a light and shifty breeze.

The Yachting Malta Coastal Race got under way on schedule on Wednesday 14 October, with a 30-nautical-mile course starting from Marsamxett Harbour, rounding Comino and returning to Marsamxett.

Racing at the 2026 World Sailing Inclusion Championships may have concluded in Portimão, Portugal, but plans for a new Para Inclusive Sailing Training and Development Centre in the city look set to provide a lasting legacy for the sport.

Saturday 10th October saw 10 RS200’s come to the start line for the 2026 Netley SC RS200 Club Championship. The forecast didn’t disappoint and once the clouds went through, the wind stabilised(ish) in a NW direction, getting up into the low to mid 20kts.

The 2026 Melges 24 European Sailing Series has concluded after a wide-ranging season of close racing at some of Europe’s leading sailing venues. Razjaren of Croatia secured the Overall title, while Norway’s Storm Capital claimed the Corinthian crown.

The sailing world on both sides of the Atlantic has lost an iconic figure from the world of Dragon, Metre-boat and match- and team-race sailing as well as international judging and umpiring with the death of John Gilmour Manuel.

The Island Sailing Club is delighted to announce Henri-Lloyd as an Official Partner of the Club and the 2027 Round the Island Race.

The International 420 Class Association has announced the calendar for the 2026-2027 European Circuit, confirming an expanded programme of 10 regattas following the successful introduction of the series during the 2025-2026 season.

The classes and events that should be in the Olympics is always a contentious topic. Every type of dinghy, keelboat or board has its fans, and they will argue the point for its inclusion with fervour.