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A second day of 7-10 knot southeasterly onshore breeze concluded the 44Cup racing off Puntaldia in northeast Sardinia with yet another high scoring day; every race seemingly bringing a change of fortune.

On 24 April 1966, under a black sky and in torrential rain, Oxford Sailing Club ran its first ever race at Farmoor Reservoir. Sixty years on, the Club remains true to that original spirit.

The first leg of the Cape 31 class’s Mediterranean circuit – the opening event of the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda’s racing season – drew to a close today in Porto Cervo.

Antigua Sailing Week racers and ralliers began their third day of sailing at Diamond Bank, hoisting colorful downwind sails in 9 kts of southeasterly breeze after departing Jumby Bay.

St. Croix will take the world stage in November 2026 when the island hosts the 55th Annual International Sunfish Class Association (ISCA) World Championships, scheduled for November 4-14, 2026.

Whitefriars Sailing Club will be opening its doors to the public on Saturday 9 May with a Discover Sailing Open Day, offering visitors the chance to try sailing and find out more about the club’s activities on and off the water.

The Sandberg PalmaVela got under way today with the start of La Larga, its offshore race, as a fleet of 35 boats left the Real Club Náutico de Palma to begin a course around the Balearic archipelago.

The arrival in Lorient of the British competitor JANGADA RACING last Tuesday morning marked the final sporting event of this sixth leg and, consequently, of the second edition of the GLOBE40.

The 44Cup Puntaldia, taking place place out of the boutique 380 berth Marina di Puntaldia in northeast Sardinia, has gained a new leader on its penultimate day, or, more accurately, lost its previous leader.

The French Olympic Week concluded today in Hyères after six days of intense racing. Spain’s Jordi Xammar and Marta Cardona emerged victorious, repeating their success from the Trofeo Princesa Sofía in Palma de Mallorca.