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OK Dinghy Worlds at Lake Garda overall
Britain’s Andrew Mills has won the 2025 OK Dinghy world championship after an epic week of racing on Lake Garda. With only one race possible on the final day, the result was academic to Mills, who was already discarding a second.
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Formia to Host 450+ Sailors for ILCA Master Worlds
The 2025 ILCA Master World Championships officially kicked off today in Formia, Italy. This year’s event has drawn over 450 sailors from 31 nations, making it one of the largest gatherings of the ILCA Master community worldwide.
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Noble Marine Musto Skiff UK Nationals day 2
It’s day 2 at the UK Musto Skiff Nationals at Hayling Island, and with the wind settling in at 5-8 knots from the southeast, it was going to be a tricky day on the water with plenty of snakes and ladders to be found.
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SailGP prepares for high-stakes Lake Geneva debut
The Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix begins tomorrow with a weekend of tactical, light-air racing on the horizon. All twelve national teams hit the water today, getting in essential practice laps in the only freshwater venue of the season.
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Emirates GBR ready for jeopardy on Lake Geneva
Fresh from a win in Saint-Tropez last weekend, Emirates GBR is ready for jeopardy on Lake Geneva as SailGP prepares for the second event of the back-to-back European double-header, the Rolex Switzerland Sail Grand Prix.
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DF95 Summer Series at Barton’s Point week 6
10 Boats raced in the penultimate East Kent DF95 summer series event in a stiff but warm 17-18knot breeze and big waves using a mix of B and C rigs.
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37 days to the Transat Café L’or
On Sunday, October 26, at 2pm local time the 72 boats registered for the 17th edition of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie will set sail on the most famous double-handed transatlantic race.
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Hurricane class at the East Coast Piers Race
Six Hurricane 5.9SX catamarans joined over 50 boats, ranging from Dart 15s and Musto Skiffs to the foiling Nacra 20 FCS, at Marconi Sailing Club for the 2025 East Coast Piers Race weekend.
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48 hours in Salcombe: explore glorious beaches, a sheltered harbour and a long maritime history
Surely the cream and jam in South Devon’s delicious scone, the seaside town of Salcombe is well known for its beautiful beaches and scenic estuary. It is hugely popular with the sailing and yachting community and has a long maritime history; indeed, it was once a significant port with trading links across the world (particularly…
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Autumn Series 2025 at Medway Yacht Club Preview
Finish the Season in Style! The Medway Yacht Club looks forward to hosting the 2025 Autumn Series, a five-race series.