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Carsington SC hosted the Rooster RS400 Northern Championships, which also was in the Trident UK Northern Tour. A fleet of fifteen boats assembled and rigged in the sunshine, knowing the forecast was for something less glamorous.

New models from Bürstner are now at Venture Caravans and Motorhomes, following the Daventry, Northamptonshire-based dealership announcing that it was going to be an agent for the German marque for the 2026 season. Among the early arrivals are a coachbuilt Signature 7.0 and a B66 600 C ’van conversion. Both are Fiat-based with automatic transmissions.…

If you have never visited Burton Sailing Club, you are missing a treat. Founded in 1902, BSC has a proud history. Originally based on the River Trent in Burton upon Trent, the club now benefits from excellent sailing facilities at Foremark Reservoir.

As has become traditional, Whitefriars SC in the Cotswold Water Park hosted the first round of the 2026 RS Tera South West Traveller Series.

By any measure the start of the 2026 sailing season at Delph Sailing Club has been a spectacular success, which is not surprising considering we have had nearly 80 new members so far this year.

Aside from the host country and neighboring Canada, the only other country that will have multiple teams at the inaugural Women’s International Championship this September is faraway Australia.

The 2026 iQFOiL Open European Championships officially got under way today in Portimão, Portugal, hosted by Clube Naval de Portimão.

South African Adventurer, Author, Speaker, Ocean Pioneer and Ocean Advocate Chris Bertish is poised to embark on his most daring voyage yet: the TransCat Expedition 2026, Oceans without Borders.

Attenborough Sailing Club hosted the ILCA Midlands Open Meeting yesterday, with 15 sailors taking to the water for three races: one in the morning and two back-to-back in the afternoon.

“In 15 years of shooting the skiffs, I have never seen anything like today,” said Sailing Energy photographer Jesus Renedo. “I saw so many crazy things today.”