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Cowes Week day 6
Breeze and competition ramps up
© Ingrid Abery / www.ingridabery.com
Scorpion Nationals at Penzance Day 4
Sunshine, disruptors, and Scorpions vs. Rowers
© Lee Whitehead / www.photolounge.co.uk
RS400 Eurocup and UK/Irish Nationals day 3
Storming day puts Ollie Groves and Esther Parkhurst in the lead
© Thomas Anderson / www.sdsphoto.pro
RS Aero World & Youth Worlds overall
Fine Brittany weather and afternoon sea breezes provided excellent racing
© Alexander Champy-McLean
Léon wins the Rolex Fastnet Race
Alexis Loison and Jean-Pierre Kelbert win centenary year
© ROLEX / Carlo Borlenghi
Australian team gears up for Fireball Worlds
Australian team gears up for Fireball Worlds
A record Australian contingent is ready to compete at Lake Garda
Lake Garda, Italy's largest lake, is set to host the 2025 Fireball World Championship - a first for the Fireball class at this iconic venue. Hosted by Circolo Vela Arco on the lake's northern shore, the event runs from 21-29 August 2025.
by Heather Macfarlane
Posted 8 Aug 06:13 BST
29er World Championship at Porto Day 5
29er World Championship at Porto Day 5
Yet another shift in the competition
The penultimate day of the 2025 29er World Championship in Porto brought yet another shift in the competition, as light wind conditions continued to challenge sailors and reshuffle the standings.
by International 29er Class
Posted 7 Aug 22:32 BST
Scorpion Nationals at Penzance Day 5
Scorpion Nationals at Penzance Day 5
Top-quality pop song bingo turned karaoke on Wednesday evening
After some top-quality pop song bingo turned karaoke on Wednesday evening. the fleet awoke to a drizzly morning for the final day's racing at the Magic Marine Scorpion Nationals.
by Millie Irish & Lucy Street
Posted 7 Aug 22:24 BST
XOD Captain's Cup at Cowes Week Day 6
XOD Captain's Cup at Cowes Week Day 6
John Tremlett, Tim Copsey and Fraser Graham on Astralita win with a day to spare
The forecast today was for stronger westerly gradient winds of 18-20kts with gusts of 28 and an ebb tide. The race committee decided to take the fleet into Osbourne Bay from a Committee boat.
by Rory Paton
Posted 7 Aug 21:52 BST
Kestrel Nationals at Stone day 3
Kestrel Nationals at Stone day 3
Race 5 starts in 11-16 knots of wind, followed by Races 2 & 6...
After the disappointment of race 2 (too much wind) and race 4 (too little wind) being postponed, Race 5 for the Rock Trophy got under way in 11 to 16 knots of winds Thursday morning.
by Liz Austin
Posted 7 Aug 21:43 BST
Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup preview
Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup preview
More than half of the 20 teams have traveled to Newport this summer to practice
One of the best ways to track the intensifying competitiveness of the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup is the number of teams taking time to train in Newport in advance of this year's edition.
by New York Yacht Club
Posted 7 Aug 20:35 BST
Cowes Week 2025 day 6
Cowes Week 2025 day 6
Breeze and competition ramps up
The penultimate day of Cowes Week 2025 delivered great winds with some fruity gusts and choppy seas to challenge competitors as the competition for the top prizes heats up.
by Gael Pawson
Posted 7 Aug 20:25 BST
Mercedes Benz Belfast RS400 Eurocup day 4
Mercedes Benz Belfast RS400 Eurocup day 4
Challenging conditions, fantastic racing, great hospitality
The Royal North of Ireland boat park is now a great place to hang around and chat about the day before, the day to come and the day we just had. Everyone swaps tales of derring do, chances missed and chances taken. The event feels like a family occasion.
by Simon Edwards
Posted 7 Aug 20:00 BST
Fact check! “Asteria's final voyage” - GGR 2022
Fact check! “Asteria's final voyage” - GGR 2022
The untold story of Asteria's sinking and Tapio Lehtinen's rescue!
On NOV 18th, 2022, at around 0700hrs Tapio Lehtinen woke to a loud crash from the back of his beloved ASTERIA. He was 450 miles off the coast of South Africa racing in the solo McIntyre Golden Globe Race around the world.
by Golden Globe Race
Posted 7 Aug 19:44 BST
GP14 Nationals at Tenby day 4
GP14 Nationals at Tenby day 4
Catch up day
One race today, with a new wind direction, a steady 8-10knots from the southwest, with a long beat against the tide. With that the fleet was well behaved and we got away clean on the first attempt.
by Fergus Barnham
Posted 7 Aug 18:12 BST
61st Medway Marathon
61st Medway Marathon
Musto Skiffs are normally very competitive in this event but it was not their day
On the morning of Sunday 3rd August, the weather conditions were perfect with a South Westerly breeze to welcome our visitors to Medway Yacht Club's 61st Medway Marathon. The day started early for those visitors, some of whom had travelled from afar.
by Philip Clarabut
Posted 7 Aug 17:13 BST
Be Water Positive to make debut in The Ocean Race
Be Water Positive to make debut in The Ocean Race
The Canadian team is now race-ready
Canada Ocean Racing - Be Water Positive will line up this weekend for the start of The Ocean Race Europe, marking Canada's first entry in the event.
by Canada Ocean Racing
Posted 7 Aug 15:28 BST
Youth Day at Cowes Week gallery from Ingrid Abery
Youth Day at Cowes Week gallery from Ingrid Abery
Photos from Wednesday's racing in the Solent
We have a great gallery of gratuitous transom shots from Ingrid Abery, who was working tirelessly on the Solent on Wednesday to record the action.
by Ingrid Abery
Posted 7 Aug 15:04 BST
Cadet World Championship day 3
Cadet World Championship day 3
Being surrounded by hills and mountains has the inevitable effect
So far the conditions on Lake Lipno have provided for excellent and challenging sailing, however being surrounded by hills and mountains can mean that the winds are shifty and can be light at time, and this proved to be the case on day 3.
by Andre Edwards
Posted 7 Aug 14:00 BST
707 Nationals at Port Edgar
707 Nationals at Port Edgar
Former winners put together a super consistent series to regain their crown
A competitive fleet of 22 boats from around the country, 14 races over 4 days, 6 knot to 25 knot races, complex tides and only 2 discards made this a very challenging but enjoyable championship for the evergreen 707 class.
by 707 Class Association
Posted 7 Aug 13:51 BST
Amarris crowned IRC Two-Handed European Champion
Amarris crowned IRC Two-Handed European Champion
Combined results from RORC Cowes Dinard St Malo and the Rolex Fastnet Race
After a season of adversity and determination, French sailor Achille Nebout has claimed the 2025 IRC Two-Handed European Championship, rounding off an extraordinary campaign racing with two teammates; Gildas Mahé and Tanguy Bouroullec.
by Louay Habib / RORC
Posted 7 Aug 13:08 BST
Noble Marine Enterprise Nationals at Tenby day 4
Noble Marine Enterprise Nationals at Tenby day 4
Only one race was scheduled, which left time for the Crew's Race
Only one race was scheduled for Wednesday in order to catch up with the overall race programme. It appeared that the committee boat end was favoured and several boats that started there tacked early onto port to take advantage of a left side lift.
by Charles Morrish
Posted 7 Aug 13:02 BST
Haven Knox-Johnston Specialist
Haven Knox-Johnston Specialist
For when you need Insurance out of the ordinary
We all have insurance for our yachts and boats, but there are times when what you need is a little bit out of the ordinary - you may be going somewhere or making a passage that's not covered by a standard insurance policy.
by Mark Jardine
Posted 7 Aug 12:00 BST
Torbay Royal Regatta Preview
Torbay Royal Regatta Preview
A growing sense of excitement amongst competitors, sponsors, and organisers
With just a few weeks to go to the latest edition of Torbay Royal Regatta, hosted by Royal Torbay Yacht Club, there is a growing sense of excitement amongst competitors, sponsors, and organisers.
by Tony Jaffa
Posted 7 Aug 11:12 BST
Chris Hammond appointed as CEO at Henri-Lloyd
Chris Hammond appointed as CEO at Henri-Lloyd
Bringing extensive industry and digital experience to the role
Henri-Lloyd today announces that Chris Hammond will join as CEO on October 1st, 2025.
by Henri-Lloyd
Posted 7 Aug 10:00 BST
Challenger Travellers at Loch Venachar
Challenger Travellers at Loch Venachar
With a happy 70th birthday for one fleet member
The annual Challenger Regatta at Loch Venachar Sailing Club took place during the weekend 2-3 August. It was the fifth event in Sailability Scotland's Traveller Series. Helpfully, the off-duty instructors helped the sailors to build their boats.
by Duncan Greenhalgh
Posted 7 Aug 09:45 BST
Noble Marine Solo class Nationals day 4
Noble Marine Solo class Nationals day 4
Oliver Davenport now has 6 bullets
With two days lost through strong winds, competitors and race management had been glued to their phones all morning, checking various weather apps for some kind of sign that a window of opportunity would miraculously appear over the east of Scotland.
by Will Loy
Posted 7 Aug 08:35 BST
Vaikobi Launches Custom Teamwear Program
Vaikobi Launches Custom Teamwear Program
To Elevate Team Identity and Performance
Vaikobi, the world-renowned brand in performance watersports apparel, is proud to officially launch Vaikobi Custom Teamwear, a bespoke service designed to outfit teams, clubs, and businesses with high-quality, customised technical clothing.
by Vaikobi
Posted 7 Aug 07:00 BST
Scorpion Nationals at Penzance Day 4
Scorpion Nationals at Penzance Day 4
Sunshine, disruptors, and Scorpions vs. Rowers
Day four of the 2025 Magic Marine Scorpion Nationals started not with the sound of the start horn, but with 2 hour postponement. The postponement kept the fleet ashore while the race team waited for the breeze to arrive.
by Georgina Povall & Ellie Cumpsty
Posted 7 Aug 06:52 BST
Miracle Nationals at Tenby Day 3
Miracle Nationals at Tenby Day 3
Bright sunshine and a gentle breeze (compared to Tuesday)
Day 3 of racing at the Miracle National Championships started with bright sunshine and a gentle (compared to Tuesday) breeze with a longer walk out to the water as the tide runs later in the week.
by Hannah Metcalfe-Smith
Posted 7 Aug 06:47 BST
C-Tech has a quiet presence in big regattas
C-Tech has a quiet presence in big regattas
Behind each result in AC2025 and the Fastnet, lies months of development by C-Tech
Behind each result in AC2025 and the Fastnet, lies months of development by C-Tech working quietly with sailmakers and teams to get the right materials in the right place, designed precisely for the rig, the sails, and the campaign.
by Anna Merchant|C-Tech
Posted 7 Aug 04:33 BST
America's Cup: Naples first taste of the Cup
America's Cup: Naples first taste of the Cup
The America's Cup came to Naples in 2012 and 2013 for two of the most memorable regattas.
The America's Cup World Series, a multi-city series in the lead up to the 2013 America's Cup regatta in San Francisco, came to Naples in 2012 and 2013 for two of the most memorable regattas.
by America's Cup Media
Posted 7 Aug 02:52 BST
29er World Championship at Porto Day 4
29er World Championship at Porto Day 4
Only one race per fleet held, but it shakes up the leaderboard
Day four at the 29er World Championship Porto 2025 delivered just one race per fleet due to tricky light wind conditions — but that was enough to shake up the leaderboard!
by International 29er Class
Posted 7 Aug 00:08 BST
XOD Captain's Cup at Cowes Week Day 5
XOD Captain's Cup at Cowes Week Day 5
Tricky day waiting for the sea breeze to fill in
After a substantial wait for the South Westerly sea breeze to work its way down from Lymington we got going.
by Rory Paton
Posted 6 Aug 23:54 BST
Bass Week mid-way report
Bass Week mid-way report
Seriously fun (and frantic) racing under the watchful eye of Skiddaw Mountain
We've hit the halfway mark at Ginger Boats Bass Week, and what a week it's been so far! The first weekend saw142 boats have take to the water, with some seriously fun (and sometimes frantic) racing happening under the watchful eye of Skiddaw Mountain.
by Bass Press
Posted 6 Aug 22:17 BST
Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Abersoch day 3
Noble Marine RS200 Nationals at Abersoch day 3
3 races were completed in 8-14 knots with intermittent sun
Another gorgeous day in Abersoch! Slightly fewer knots of breeze and slightly fewer hours spent on shore... three races were completed in 8-14 knots with intermittent sun!
by Bethan Matthew
Posted 6 Aug 21:52 BST
Cowes Week 2025 day 5
Cowes Week 2025 day 5
Flying Jenny wins the Britannia Cup
The biggest boats in Class Zero today were joined today by Tony Langley's Gladiator, which will be racing for the rest of the week. The battle for the Britannia Cup was between these giants, IRC1 and the Cape 31s.
by Gael Pawson
Posted 6 Aug 21:14 BST
Mercedes Benz Belfast RS400 Eurocup day 3
Mercedes Benz Belfast RS400 Eurocup day 3
Storming day puts Ollie Groves and Esther Parkhurst in the lead
After breezy conditions on the first day of racing, leading to several hours of postponement and only one race sailed, sailors arrived at the boat park with heavy legs and there were certainly several prayers for more forgiving conditions.
by Peter Gilmore
Posted 6 Aug 20:59 BST
Cadet World Championship day 2
Cadet World Championship day 2
Yellow bibs belong to Team GBR, and they collect another race win
The green rolling hills of South Bohemia provide the picturesque backdrop to the 2025 Cadet World Championship on Lake Lipno. The general relaxed vibe of this resort area is about to be punctured by the enthusiasm, energy and expectation.
by Andre Edwards
Posted 6 Aug 20:29 BST
Kestrel Nationals at Stone day 2
Kestrel Nationals at Stone day 2
It turns out sailors don't know the difference between a letter E and a number 4
After day 1's race, which saw more Kestrels upside down than the right way up, we woke up today to some very light and questionable winds. Regardless of the windless situation the fleet went out and started race 2 perfectly on time.
by Danielle Worsley
Posted 6 Aug 20:12 BST
EAORA boats in the Rolex Fastnet Race
EAORA boats in the Rolex Fastnet Race
East Coast sailors fight as hard as everyone else to reach the podium
Most EAORA entrants finished within the top half of the 450-strong fleet taking part in the Rolex Fastnet Centenary race.
by Paul Wood
Posted 6 Aug 20:02 BST
Jazz Turner set for the WorldStar Race
Jazz Turner set for the WorldStar Race
Officially declaring her intention to take on the formidable challenge
Adventurer and seasoned disabled sailor Jazz Turner has officially declared her intention to take on one of the most formidable challenges in modern ocean racing - the RWYC WorldStar.
by Adrian Gray
Posted 6 Aug 19:00 BST
Enter now for Ceilidh Cup in October
Enter now for Ceilidh Cup in October
RYA National Match Racing Series heads to Scotland
The RYA National Match Racing Series will be returning to the Royal Northern & Clyde Yacht Club in Scotland for its final qualifier of 2025 - the Ceilidh Cup.
by British Keelboat Sailing
Posted 6 Aug 18:11 BST
Get a £20 voucher for referring your friends!
Get a £20 voucher for referring your friends!
GJW Direct are delighted to announce the launch of their brand-new referral scheme
GJW Direct are delighted to announce the launch of their brand-new referral scheme. Now, you can earn a £20 voucher from a choice of 6 retailers for telling your friends about them*, and they decide to take out a policy with GJW for the first time.
by GJW Direct
Posted 6 Aug 17:00 BST
Rolex Fastnet Race video and wrap-up
Rolex Fastnet Race video and wrap-up
A worthy record-breaking centenary edition
In stark contrast to the motley seven cruisers and decommissioned pilot cutters of the first Fastnet Race in 1925, this year's edition continued to break records, setting sail on 26 July with 444 entries.
by James Boyd / RORC
Posted 6 Aug 16:29 BST