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Because of an incoming frontal system the deterioration in weather conditions forecast at the entrance to the Bay of Biscay in the coming days, race management has decided to alter the Class40 course.

Following the drama created by the strong winds on each of the first two race days this season, Race 3 of the SIXT Spring Championship was an opportunity for teams to get their boats on the water in more favourable conditions.

The 2025 29er EuroCup – The Finals officially kicked off today in Riva Del Garda.

The skippers of all three yachts are safe and well. More information to be released soon.

There were shocks, titanic tussles and some last-match deciders as the Bermuda Gold Cup and Aspen’s Women’s Match Racing Regatta finalists were decided.

On day one, the teams arrived at Queen Mary to a very unfavourable forecast. Some models have the breeze expected to peak at 50 miles an hour.

Persistence and teamwork were embodied by the entire fleet at the 46th Rolex Middle Sea Race. An incredible 110 finished the race – testament to tenacity and human endurance in confronting the complex geography and weather of the racecourse.

The final day of the iQFOiL Youth & Junior Europeans at Club Nautico Arzachena concluded with a dramatic twist and double Italian glory, as Mattia Saoncella and Medea Falcioni surged from behind to claim the U19 European titles in the Medal Series.

Eighteen duos are competing in the IMOCA class on the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR, a healthy number for a post Vendée Globe year. The level is very high and includes two brand new boats – Association Petits Princes-Queguiner and Les P’tits Doudous.

For all 64 duos who will start the 17th edition of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR on Sunday afternoon off Le Havre, the watchword for the first night of the double handed race to Martinique is caution.