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The 2026 World Championship for the RC44s will take place next week on the Solent, out of Cowes, where the high performance one design class is once again being hosted by the Royal Yacht Squadron and Team Aqua owner Chris Bake.

It was once again the perfect race for Sam Goodchild. After taking the lead from the start in the Groix channel, Macif Santé Prévoyance rounded both marks of the race’s 560-mile grand triangle course in first place.

The Mistral set the tone once again for the third and penultimate day of racing at the 23rd Rolex Swan Cup, blowing at 16 knots for the opening starts and reaching 22 knots, with gusts of 25, during the closing stages on the windward-leeward course.

Despite an abundance of patience, the wind never stabilized to the point that the Race Committee for the 2026 Women’s International Championship presented by State Street Investment Management and SPY was comfortable sending the sailors up the course.

From September 26 through October 4, Saint-Tropez will once again transform into the world capital of yachting, pulsing to the rhythm of Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez, organised by the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez.

Today was not for the faint-hearted – 30-knot gusts greeted 40 boats from the exciting new breed of boats from the Hartley Boats stable: 27 Zeniths, six Zens and seven Zenith IIs.

Few sporting championships can match its geographical reach. In 2026, the RORC Season’s Points Championship took competitors across eight major bodies of water — from the Mediterranean and Atlantic to the Caribbean.

Beautiful Bandol continues to gift OK Dinghy fleet perfect conditions with three more races in 10-20 knots, 27 degrees, sunny skies and amazing hospitality.

Loreto Rodriguez has been named the Yachting Journalists’ Association (YJA) Young Journalist of the Year 2026, sponsored by Henri-Lloyd, recognising outstanding emerging talent in marine journalism and media.

SailGP returns to Lake Geneva this weekend as teams prepare for one of the final tests of the 2026 Season. In a venue known for complex, changeable breeze, Explora Journeys Swiss SailGP Team driver Sébastien Schneiter is banking on a home advantage.