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The still very severe weather conditions in the Bay of Biscay, in terms of wind strength and sea conditions, on Tuesday 2nd September and Wednesday 3rd September, do not allow the GLOBE40 prologue to start before Thursday 4th September.

Massive congratulations go to Ollie Meadowcroft and Hazel Jones, who sailed with consistency, speed, and tactical nous to secure the 2025 Firefly National Championship at Lyme Regis by a single point.

It was a record turnout of 75 boats at the Craftinsure 2025 Supernova Inland Championship at Blithfield SC, including 60+ visitors coming to see what true sailing was all about. Competitors were greeted with a challenging 15 knots, gusting 30.

Bala Sailing Club was delighted to welcome 23 visiting boats for its annual August Regatta along with 24 club boats, held over the August bank holiday weekend.

Despite the threat of storm Erin, 110 yachts and dinghies took to the water for the first day of Largs Regatta Festival at Largs, Firth of Clyde.

Despite the late August calendar providing events such as Fireball Worlds and the Melges15 Nationals that included possibly 8-10 GP14 regulars, Rush SC played host to a fantastic edition of the GP14 Irish Nationals over the weekend of August 22-24.

For a few years the 2000 Class has used the #Fast, Family, Fun. After this year’s fantastic Astral Azure 2000 Nationals at Hayling Island Sailing Club it might need to drop the first comma, recognising the incredible performances by fast families.

After three days of moderate, brisk and occasionally violent conditions off The Hague, finally the winds and waves on the North Sea abated today for the final three races of the 44Cup World Championship for the high performance owner-driver one designs.

Paul Meilhat’s Biotherm looked to have an early advantage heading towards the Monaco Scoring Gate…

We are just one week away from the penultimate major event of this Solo season and the Inland Championship at Grafham Water is arguably the biggest event of the year if you are salt water intolerant.