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It was a frustrating day for many sailors, with large seas and light winds causing multiple start line incidents. As always, the key was to get away cleanly – unfortunately easier said than done for many.

Swedish flagged Svea won both of today’s two windward leeward races at The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille but they were made to work very hard by a new Rainbow team it was easy to forget was competing at their first ever J Class regatta.

SailGP marked a month to go until the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix in Portsmouth at a special event in central London.

Following the success of the newly revamped point-to-point format, Antigua Sailing Week is delighted to publish the Preliminary Notice of Race for the 58th edition and officially open entries.

The Superyacht Cup Palma Richard Mille got off to a flying start today, with the Bay of Palma sea breeze once again delivering excellent racing conditions for the fleet at the 30th anniversary event.

After five days at sea in the Round Ireland Race, the dearth of finishers at Wicklow was finally ended on Thursday morning when Pep Costa’s VSF Sports completed the 704 nautical mile race that started last Saturday.

Scorching temperatures may be setting the rest of Europe ablaze, but conditions for the opening day of the 44Cup Marstrand were nothing short of idyllic with temperatures in the early 20s, chilled by a steady 10-12 knot northwesterly.

No racing was possible on the third day of the 2026 Open and U29 Finn European Championship in Gdynia, Poland, due to very light winds. 98 Finns from 17 countries are taking part in the event.

Bluebottle (GBR 192), the historic Royal racing yacht cared for by The Royal Yacht Britannia’s charitable trust, along with her world-class helm Graham Bailey, has surged to the top of the Dragon Class 2026 International Ranking List.

It’s been a long, long time since this race was last held. 1977 in fact when 300 boats took part during the Queen’s Silver Jubilee.