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Spain’s Nia Suardiaz and Ancor Sosa grabbed wins at the novel indoor wingfoil World Cup in thrilling action at Boot Düsseldorf, the world’s largest boat show which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors.

The Mach 50, skippered by Antoine Magre, blasted across the finish line at over 20 knots of boat speed, bringing an intense transatlantic race to a spectacular conclusion and setting a powerful reference point for the IRC fleet still at sea.

The Junior Offshore Group, more commonly known as JOG, is a thriving and growing community of racing sailors who love what they do. Most importantly, they are attracting younger sailors to the sport, with 36% of their membership now under 30.

The best motorhome sat nav should take the stress out of any drive, allowing you to input your leisure vehicle’s weight and size to give you clear custom routing and ensure you don’t end up down a narrow road, confronted by an impassable bridge or facing a sudden, sharp bend. Combining a good motorhome sat…

Northampton-based P&B is looking for an enthusiastic and motivated apprentice to join its growing business. This position offers the opportunity to develop multiple skills across sail making, customer service, and business operations.

Stay warm, dry and comfortable this winter with PrimaLoft insulated jackets. From body mapping technology to waterpoof outer layers, these styles are made for blustery days by the coast.

On Monday 19 January 2026, the Race Committee of the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) was notified of a serious incident involving a crew member on board the Nissen 56 yacht Walross 4, which is competing in the RORC Transatlantic Race.

The 52 SUPER SERIES have signed a new partnership agreement with leading global high performance technical clothing brand Zhik which will see the company become official supplier of technical clothing.

Sail-World has obtained a video from the UmpApp used to determine fault in the spectacular collision between Black Foils (NZL) and the Switzerland SailGP Team.

As is now customary, the Club held its annual mid-winter party, celebrating everyone who had participated on and off the water during the previous year, whether dinghy racing, safety boats, cruising in bigger boats, or just helping the Club.