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Strong offshore winds and rain showers set the tone on Day 1 of the ILCA Under-21 World Championships. Two races were completed across all fleets, with reigning champions and rising stars seizing early leads in a challenging and tactical opening.

Grey skies, mild temperatures and a light north-easterly F3 breeze set the scene for Races 3 and 4 of the Snowflake Series. Although conditions were gentle, both fleets produced competitive, disciplined racing.

World Sailing has officially published the Notice of Race for the test event for the 2027 World Sailing Championships in Gdynia.

Given the road closure opposite the Pilot Boat, to have a total of twenty Illusions racing for this season’s Prince Philip Cup was pretty amazing.

The Ocean Race is transforming Genova into a centre of ocean action the week of 26-30 January with three major Ocean Health activities designed to inform, inspire and mobilise the next generation.

A miserably wet early morning on Sunday, Jan 18th, turned into a ‘must-do’ two hours of crisp racing with bright sunshine and 12 – 16 knots of wind laid on for the Howth YC Dinghy Frostbite fleet.

Peter Baines, a much-loved and highly respected sailor and shooter from Hamble, has sadly passed away, leaving behind a sailing and shooting community that will feel his absence deeply.

A new Ford-based Auto-Trail F-Line model that is wide enough to accommodate an optional drop-down bed is being launched at the Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show at the NEC in February. The new release will follow the manufacturer’s launches at the October NEC Show, which included ‘vans such as the Expedition 68XL, which impressed with…

If it’s been in your calendar already, this is your reminder. If not, consider this your nudge! 21-22 February. Farnborough Exhibition Center. Stand E40. It’s where the sailing buzz returns.

This Monday, January 19th, at 4:20 AM, Thomas Coville, Benjamin Schwartz, Frédéric Denis, Pierre Leboucher, Léonard Legrand, Guillaume Pirouelle, and Nicolas Troussel on Sodebo Ultim 3 crossed the equator and are back in the northern hemisphere.