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The eight Class40 boats competing in the second leg of Globe40 have arrived in Réunion. It was a long, intense and demanding leg from Cape Verde, which these outstanding sailors completed with flying colours.

With 38 single handers, 14 double handers and 18 junior single handers, the first round of the 2025/2026 Bartley Beast saw a great turnout with a wonderful atmosphere. With plenty of water in the reservoir and wind some interesting sailing was guaranteed.

Hymer is well known for producing totally palatial A-class motorhomes and luxurious coachbuilts. However, you may not be aware that their early conversions were all based on panel vans. In addition, they have continued to build them ever since, though only relatively recently have they gained real market penetration in the UK. Here, I’m looking…

The Poole Regatta Committee is delighted to announce that specialist wealth management firm Charles Stanley are to step on board as a silver sponsor of the 2026 International Paint Poole Regatta, set to take place from May 23rd to 25th 2026.

RS Sailing is proud to announce that the RS Venture Connect Class has been formally awarded World Sailing Class status, following a unanimous vote at the World Sailing Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Saturday, 8th November.

Sunday 9th November saw the second day of the RS400 Winter Series get under way. The overnight heavy rain had cleared to leave a bright and balmy day with a 10-12kt breeze from the south west, champagne conditions in comparison to the previous week.

Manly 16ft skiff sailor Greg Windust has four kids aged between 10-15 all sailing at the club while also sponsoring/funding four skiffs and having an involvement with two Flying 11s and two Manly Juniors.

Resident coach for the Seldén Sailjuice Winter Series, Simon Horsfield, joins circuit organisers Simon Lovesey and Andy Rice to chat through the eight-event travellers series for 2025/2026…

The Predictwind A-Class Catamaran World Championships are underway off Milford Beach. Racing has been abandoned for Day 2, with the strong wind forecast for today and this evening, already hitting the race area.

Today was the culmination of many months, possibly years of hard work by the Milford Cruising Club, and the NZACCA’s David Haylock, in particular, as the 2025 PredictWind A-Cat Worlds finally got under way.