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IRC One delivered one of the closest corrected-time battles of the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600. After nearly three days of relentless trade wind racing, the outcome hinged until the final gruelling beat to Antigua from Redonda.

We’ve seen how Cyclops load sensors are being used more and more by some of the top dinghy and keelboat sailors and campaigns, but it’s actually the Weekend Warriors who could benefit most from them!

The sixth edition of Ibiza JoySail is beginning to take shape with the confirmation of the first thirteen superyachts set to compete from 17 to 20 September in the waters of Ibiza and Formentera.

“Ocean Warrior” was the winning design in a Oppie Sail Design competition organised by the Christchurch Sailing Club Sustainability Team, led by Rear Commodore Sustainability, David Riley, in conjunction with the Junior Sailing team.

The Emirates Great Britain SailGP Team is preparing to defend its Sydney title this weekend, after a “spectacular” win on the harbour last season. Emirates GBR Strategist Hannah Mills OBE said the team was “buzzing to be back” in Sydney.

The Caravan, Camping and Motorhome Show is over for another year, and it certainly proved popular, with show figures revealing there were a total 100,072 visitors to the 2026 show, a 12% increase on the attendance to its 2025 counterpart. While the February Show is traditionally the smaller of the two bi-annual shows, it still…

The second day of the 8th Portugal Grand Prix – Round 2 delivered another full schedule of racing in Vilamoura. Sailors faced stable breeze during part of the day before lighter and more technical conditions developed later in the afternoon.

Each winter, the sailing world converges on one place: Miami. The 99th Bacardi Cup runs March 2-7 on Biscayne Bay, marking nearly a century of partnership between Bacardi and the Star Class. Racing unfolds across six days.

Mach 50 Palanad 4 – E.Leclerc (FRA), skippered by Antoine Magre, took victory in IRC Zero, finished the race to take class line honours in an elapsed time of 2d 10:32:31 and posting the best IRC corrected time to secure the class win.

At approximately 2130hrs, Cata Sensation, a TS42 catamaran participating in the RORC Caribbean 600 race, capsized about 16 nautical miles west of St. John’s Harbour with six people onboard.