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Sailing industry leaders Clipper Ventures has this month opened its first ever RYA Sailing Academy in Qingdao, China, marking its first training centre outside of the UK.

The Ocean Race, the iconic fully-crewed offshore sailing race, is adding a thrilling new chapter in its storied history: a spectacular transatlantic leg departing from St. Pete-Clearwater, Florida, and arriving in Cascais, Portugal.

Chew Valley Lake SC hosted the opening event of the RS400 Southern Tour sponsored by Sailing Chandlery for a one day open alongside the RS100 and RS700 Inland Championships and laid on glorious sunshine but not such glorious wind conditions.

The freedom to set off on tour whenever you want is one of the most appealing aspects of owning a ‘van, but a crucial part of staying safe and legal on the road will be knowing the motorhome speed limits in the UK. Combine your knowledge of the appropriate speeds with useful driving accessories such…

Henri-Lloyd has launched its SmartTherm PRO range, a unisex mid-layer system which provides warmth and comfort through its body-mapped design.

Graham, and his wife Judith, have sailed a Wayfarer for a number of years, enjoying taking part in the wide range of racing and cruising activities offered by the class in Britain and Ireland, and on the Continent.

When Edgbaston Reservoir is full, waves can wash onto the rigging area at Midland Sailing Club and those of the 16 Merlin Rocket entry who still thought it a good idea to go sailing watched the water lap round their feet and pondered their life-choices.

It won’t be hard to miss the quick Nigel Irens-designed 63-foot trimaran Sophia charging on this year’s BVI Spring Regatta racecourse, helmed by new owner Marcus Sirota.

The French challenger for the 38th America’s Cup is today taking a major step forward with a new identity, a new title partner, and renewed momentum.

Gavin Ball tops the Men’s fleet and Pearl Lattanzi leads the Women’s – a clean US sweep at the top of the leaderboard as the world’s best WASZP sailors go head-to-head for a US$10,000 prize purse and international glory.