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Entries are now open and the Notice of Race available for the 2027 RORC Transatlantic Race and the 2027 RORC Caribbean 600.

Ripon SC hosted a Steaker Open meeting on 9 May, one of the Streaker class’s Northern Paddle and Yorkshire series. The forecast for the event was not optimistic, rain and light winds only giving way to up to 16mph late in the day.

Denmark’s Lea Vogelius and her WOW Racing crew of Louise Ulrikkeholm, Sille Christensen, Josefine Rasmussen, Joan Hansen and Maria Juul delivered a standout performance on home waters to win the 2026 KDY Women’s Match Race.

The Blackwater Sailing Club (BSC) is proud to announce that four of its young cadets proudly represented the Club at the prestigious RYA Eric Twiname Junior Championships over the May Bank Holiday weekend, hosted at Rutland Sailing Club.

Embark on a trip to one of the best motorhome sites on the west coast of Scotland, and you will find yourself perfectly placed for exploring the beautiful scenery found in this stunning part of the UK. The west coast of Scotland is known for its breathtaking sights and picturesque islands, and as with any…

After 2025 in Toulon it wasn’t a hard decision for the 2.4 fleet to head down south. Racing with 12mRs is special. For a lot of our fleet the 12s were their America’s Cup so to be able to race on the same bit of water is one of those moments in sailing.

This weekend, the Rooster sponsored ILCA UK Youth Series had its second event held at Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club. Although there was a lower turn out than last time it didn’t stop the fierce competition amongst the ILCA 6 fleet.

Among a strong contingent of entries from Ireland who are bound for the Jura Scottish Series are the overall winners of last year’s top award, Brian Hall and the crew of the Dublin Bay J/109 Something Else.

Glorious sunshine and a warm welcome greeted the competitors for the 2026 Graduate Nationals on arrival at Chichester Yacht Club. Due to the tide times the racing on the three days was restricted to midday onwards.

Aldeburgh delivered the goods for the Flying Fifteen Open: warm spring sunshine, a reliable 10-12 knots, and the kind of racing that reminds you why river sailing is so special.