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A schedule of three races was planned to draw the championship to a close on Sunday. A light and flukey breeze, along with some nice swell, was in store for the fleet.

Vasco Passanha got off to a flying start at the J/70 Worlds in Cascais, claiming victory in the opening race. The Clube Naval de Cascais sailor emerged victorious from a highly competitive fleet of 100 boats.

Day four of the Noble Marine RS800 Nationals brought lighter and more stable wind with a decent following sea sparkling under the sun of the English Riviera.

The Preliminary Series concluded today at the 2026 ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship, with two races completed as scheduled, bringing the total to five. Racing started at 12:00 as planned, in strong conditions of 18-24 knots and a small swell.

A light Mistral wind of up to 15 knots accompanied all the Maxi classes today on a coastal race that regaled participants and spectators with the stunning sight of the entire fleet’s colourful gennakers converging in the La Maddalena channel.

Four Course Races shake up the men’s standings, while Tamar Steinberg holds firm at the top of the women’s fleet on the last day of the Qualification Series

The seventh day of The Ocean Race Atlantic sees the top four crews sailing fast in close formation as they attempt to skirt around the northern edge of the high pressure system that had slowed them yesterday with persistent light winds.

A world-class fleet of 92 sailors – 56 men and 36 women – has gathered on Türkiye’s south coast for the 2026 Türk Telekom Formula Kite European Championships at Akyaka Kite Beach.

To paraphrase the astute football commentator who told his audience that football was a game of two halves, the Flying Fifteen Championship of Ireland could be described as a game of three halves.

The warmer days might not be completely behind us, but there’s definitely a change in the air. After months of sailing in lighter kit, even a small drop in temperature can feel noticeable.