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As we entered Day 4 of the FPT Geneva, all eyes were once again on Foilstyle. After a full day on standby before the first qualifying round yesterday, the forecast finally looked promising, and riders were more than ready to get things under way.

Jonas Warrer and Mathias Lehm Sletten (DEN 79): 2-2-1 day vaults them into third overall.

It was an unfortunate opening to the Australian 18 Footers League’s 2025-26 summer season today when strong westerly winds, gusting to more than 30 knots, forced the club to abandon Race 1 of the SIXT Spring 18ft skiff Championship on Sydney Harbour.

Bryon Ehrhart’s Lucky (USA) continues to lead the Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A) on the water this morning, barrelling along at up to 20 knots across the Tasman Sea, her destination in Auckland, approximately 1022 nautical miles away at 8.30am.

Weather conditions continue to bring light afternoon winds, making the races of the 2.4mR World Championship particularly technical and demanding.

With storm Amy forecast for the weekend there was a lot of speculation as to whether NS1 at Draycote Water Sailing Club would go ahead or not, with a final decision being emailed out on Friday at 10am.

The annual competition which has now run for four years, aims to showcase the marine industry and boating lifestyle through the photographic talent and artistic viewpoint of those involved in all aspects of boating.

It’s been a good year for the Musto Skiff class, kicking off with the World Championships in Sydney and rolling through a packed calendar of racing and training across Europe and Australia.

Get ready to STIR up the fun! Entry is now open for the 2026 St. Thomas International Regatta (STIR), set for April 3-5, 2026.

The IOCA Optimist End of Season Championships was set over a very breezy weekend at Parkstone Yacht Club, October 4-5th 2025. Storm Amy led to the cancellation of Day 1, but by Sunday the wind had moderated, and three fleets braved the gusty conditions.