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The entries are rolling in for the Fireball Worlds hosted by Royal Torbay Yacht Club at the end of July. There are currently over 50 boats entered with the eventual entry expected to be between 90 and 100 boats.

The Yacht Club Costa Smeralda’s sporting season gets under way with a noteworthy debut, as it welcomes the Cape 31 to the waters off Porto Cervo.

For the first time in nearly 30 years, The Royal Yacht Britannia returns to Cowes on the Isle of Wight through ‘Sailing Through Royal History’, an exhibition from The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust celebrating its enduring connection with Cowes.

IMOCA and Virtual Regatta announce the renewal of their partnership around the IMOCA Virtual Series, the official championship. Both partners are committing to a new season, in a collaboration that brings offshore racing and its online counterpart closer.

On the fourth day of French Olympic Week, two races were held for the gold fleet and three for silver. It was another windy day on the water, which allowed the races to be completed quickly.

UpWind by MerConcept, in collaboration with World Sailing, is proud to announce the selection of six international sailors who will take part in an exclusive Ocean Fifty racing experience during Act 1 of the Ocean Fifty Series.

The second round of the 2026 Silver Scorpion was held at Bristol Corinthian. Visitors arrived in bright sunshine with a building breeze and the promise of some great racing.

Quoted last year by an open attendee as ‘A small club with a big heart’ come and join us for some super competitive racing, a beautiful setting in the upper reaches of Chichester harbour, lots of fun and a very warm welcome.

Nine teams gathered at Northampton SC for the Pinnell & Bax sponsored 505 Inlands, with class association training organised and ran by Ian Mitchell and Oliver Davenport on the Friday before, giving all those who attended invaluable feedback.

The Flying Fifteen Inland Championships at Grafham brought together 28 boats for a weekend that had everything: fine sunshine, wind that couldn’t quite make up its mind, and racing that demanded sharp eyes, quick reactions, and a healthy dose of patience.