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The first races were contested at the inaugural World Sailing Inclusion Championships along the shores of Mussanah, marking the start of a historic global event hosted by the Sultanate of Oman at the Mussanah Sailing School, Barceló Mussanah Resort.

If you have the resources for a luxury motorhome, you’re in for a treat as you’re looking at the best motorhomes at the very top end of the market. You’ll be rewarded with spacious living areas, state-of-the-art fixtures and fittings, along with superb styling and build quality. However, by the time you’re spending so much…

Cold days on the water can be magical – the crisp air, the quiet, and the low winter sun make it a magical experience. But when the temperature drops, the dynamics change.

Race Day 1 of the 2025 EurILCA Team Racing European Championship kicked off with a bang! Twelve teams from nine countries, with a total of 48 sailors, took to the waters of Athens in conditions that tested their skills to the max.

We like to repeat it over and over again: to date, no 100% female crew has managed to carve its name on the Jules Verne Trophy.

The 2026 RORC Racing Season will deliver one of the most diverse, challenging and internationally connected offshore programmes in the sport, designed for owners and skippers looking to race across a full ten months of competition.

Stuart Hydon has again won the Lark Travellers’ Trophy series, sponsored by Craftinsure, with son Nick and partner Ann Biglin sharing crewing duties.

Sailing Grand Slam (SGS) announced the publication of the 2026 Notice of Race (NOR) for its full series of Olympic-class events, marking the first complete edition of the international circuit after a successful pilot season in 2025.

Having set off on their third leg on November 22nd from Saint Paul Bay on Reunion Island, the eight competitors in the second edition of the GLOBE40 were initially confronted with the calms of the Mascarene High.

The VX One International Class Association is proud to share that World Sailing has officially recognised the VX One as an International Class, following a vote by the World Sailing Council at its recent Annual Conference.