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Blessington Sailing Club hosted the final Fireball regatta of the summer last weekend. Fourteen Fireballs were entered for the event, run in tandem with a good fleet of Mirrors and 420s.

Second day of racing for the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta (PR2) on the Bay of Naples. No change at the top, but plenty of action, including a second capsize by the French . . . this time heading for a clear win in race 5 La Roche-Posay went in on their final…

At the Hill Head Sailing Club Rooster ITCA Southern Topper Traveller 2026 on 13 September 2026, a total of thirty-five toppers (thirteen 4.2s and twenty-two 5.3s) took to the sea for an awesome day of racing, with some great competition across the board.

The 2026 ILCA Master European Championships concluded on Friday in La Baule after five days of competition, with the final two races of the week deciding the champions in every fleet and category.

Chris Bake’s Aleph Racing now leads the 44Cup World Championship Cowes at its half way stage. Aleph Racing are four points ahead of Team Aqua with Markus Tornqvist’s GeMera Racing another three behind in third but then with third to sixth placed boats all within two points. Team Aqua had the best start by the…

GB1 Helm Dylan Fletcher described the British Team’s first day at the 38th America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta (PR2) as “When it rains, it pours!” Fletcher said . . . We had no grip, loads of leeway, were going slow on port, tacking – everything. Everything other than sailing on starboard was terrible. His comments followed…

The Offshore Racing Congress (ORC) is pleased to announce that the Submissions to its Annual Meeting held from October 31st to November 4th, 2026 are now available to view or download.

Royal Ocean Racing Club proven winners, ocean racing multihulls and ambitious Corinthian campaigns are already committed to the 13th edition of the RORC Transatlantic Race from Lanzarote to Antigua.

Sailors, teams, race fans and stakeholders are firmly focussed on Alicante, the start port for the 15th edition of The Ocean Race, with preparations for the January race start in full swing.

Saturday’s forecast was for a moderate breeze with gusts of 30mph, great conditions for an open aspect club like Shotwick. The wind was strong in the morning accompanied by rain, two races were scheduled for the afternoon.