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Day 3 began with a short postponement ashore. The Delta flag was raised at 12:30, but unstable wind on the course forced a further postponement out on the water, which lasted until 15:00. When the breeze finally arrived, both courses got racing under way.

Henri-Lloyd is pleased to announce its official partnership with Scaramouche Sailing Trust, a UK based charity that creates life changing opportunities for young people from diverse backgrounds through the power of sailing.

Dylan Fletcher and Hannah Mills are preparing their team AC40s for the second Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta (PR2) in Naples with racing commencing on the Friday 25 September . Now recovered from the incident between GB1 and a Tudor Team Alinghi chase boat, that damaged the starboard foil, GB1 are back on…

This GP season marks the UK 29er Class Association’s 29th season of racing. It’s an exciting moment for the class as we look forward to sharing many amazing moments with our sailors and followers throughout the coming year.

We read your Firefly Inland Championship report with great interest. It was genuinely touching to see grown adults so keen to try sailing a Cadet single-handed.

Three more races at the Melges 24 Worlds in Harbor Springs, Michigan, USA, saw Anthony Kotoun and Wah Gwan (USA) take the lead. Day One leader Gamecock (USA 871), skippered by Peter McClennen, began Wednesday exactly where the team had left off, winning Race 4. Then Anthony Kotoun and Wah Gwan (USA 865) took over…

Two days of challenging conditions at Grafham Water SC gave the heavy weather masters a chance to shine at the Hartley Boats Streaker Inland Championship.

Some deals were plotted over Christmas party drinks, others came about through friendships or via an email blitz.

For the first time in more than five years there will be three J Class yachts racing head-to-head from their own class start at the upcoming Autumn showcase, Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez.

Harbor Springs served up another lively day for the 49-boat fleet on Wednesday, with changing conditions, three more races and a new name at the top of the standings.