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On Saturday morning, after recovering from Friday’s RYA British Youth Sailing Team bleep test, the sailors were greeted with windy and rainy weather. However, this didn’t put them off as they were keen to get out and racing before the wind picked up.

With a punchy 15-knot easterly and six-foot seas, the first day of the ninth edition of the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup was a trial by fire for the 20 all-amateur crews pursuing Corinthian yachting’s most treasured prize.

50 J24’s from 12 countries (Argentina, Australia, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, USA and the UK) descended upon Plymouth, UK for their five day World Championship.

The Snipe European Championship 2025 officially got under way today in Vilamoura, where the fleet completed two solid races under excellent sailing conditions.

The second day of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup delivered excellent racing conditions for the fleet assembled in Porto Cervo, with north-westerly winds averaging 16 knots.

Yesterday, the opening day of the U23 World Championships set the tone for a high-level competition in Portimão. Strong northwesterly winds of 15-18 knots allowed the Race Committee to launch four Course Racing starts.

The second day of racing at the 2025 Star World Championship in Split, Croatia, saw the full 101-boat fleet return to the water for Race 2 after a 90-minute wait ashore.

The Blackwater Sailing Club is proud to celebrate another wonderful season on the water with two of the Club’s most anticipated events in the calendar, the Cadet and Club Weeks that bring its members together in celebration.

The weekend of the 6th and 7th September saw the first N12 event at Whitefriars SC in the Cotswold Water Park since the 1980s. The two day event comprised a Training day on the Saturday followed by racing on the Sunday.

The 2025 Wayfarer National Championship, part of the Craftinsure National Circuit, was held between the 4th & 7th September at the fantastic sea venue of Shoreham Sailing Club.