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This event is unique to Poole Yacht Club consisting of two races around the harbour islands on Saturday and a conventional open meeting on the Sunday with four races around the cans.

With one month to go to the start of Burnham Week 2025, preparations are well under way for this premier east coast regatta. The buzz around town and news of entries gives a good indication that this event is gearing up to be a classic edition.

Another great gallery of Admiral’s Cup photos from Tuesday’s inshore racing has arrived in our inbox, this time from Tim Jefferys. Enjoy getting this close to the action with his shots!

For Day 2 of the 2025 WASZP Games all fleets raced on the flatter waters of Portland Harbour where a fresh 18 knot breeze served up ideal foiling conditions

RS Sailing are excited to exhibit at 2025’s Southampton International Boat Show, taking place from 19th – 28th September at Mayflower Park. Now in its 56th year, the show returns with a brand-new layout and even more for visitors to explore.

Skippered by Tom Laperche, the Trimaran SVR-Lazartigue will line up this Saturday, July 26, for the Rolex Fastnet Race – a legendary event the team won in 2023, setting a new race record.

Last weekend saw the 2025 River Exe Regatta dinghy racing hosted by Starcross Yacht Club. The Regatta includes activities run by all the River Exe clubs, this year having a windsurfer race at Exe SC.

A very select group of Merlin Rocket crews arrived at Mumbles Yacht Club for the combined Craftinsure Silver Tiller and the HD Midland Circuit event anticipating the same great hospitality and race management we experienced at the last event.

Salcombe Merlin Rocket Week (29 June – 4 July), one of the most vibrant and fiercely competitive events on the UK dinghy calendar, proved to be the ultimate real-world test for the TEMO 1000 electric outboard motor.

Gunfleet Sailing Club hosted the 2025 Comet Nationals from June 6-8, a three-day event attracting 29 entries (including 9 ladies) from as far afield as Cornwall and Scotland. The competition was hot, because 5 Comet National Champions were in the fleet.