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Rob Craigie’s Sun Fast 3600 Bellino, racing two handed with RORC Commodore Deb Fish, won the 2026 RORC Myth of Malham Race overall after IRC time correction.

Since taking over as British Classic Yacht Club Regatta Chairman in 2024, Giovanni Belgrano has sought to breath fresh life into British Classic Week, this year taking place out of Cowes Yacht Haven over 20-25 July.

The 2025 Phantom Super Series, sponsored by GJW Direct saw competitive racing across seven venues, showcasing the best of single-handed sailing in the UK.

Anticipation is half the pleasure. For motorhomers who choose not to tour all year, the quiet months before the summer season properly kicks off are filled not with inactivity, but a growing sense of excitement. Recommissioning a motorhome – checking, cleaning, testing and preparing – is not simply house-keeping, it is part of the pleasure.…

We are bursting with excitement to share that Corneille has been selected for the British Youth Sailing Team. Corneille’s selection is a breakthrough in diversity in UK sailing. It marks an important achievement for young people from diverse backgrounds.

A popular leisure destination used by some motorhomers as an overnight parking stop on the way to an early morning ferry has introduced parking charges for the first time. Port Solent, which lies alongside the M27 close to the junction with the M275, taking you into Portsmouth, updated its parking policy this month. From now…

Celebrating its 70th anniversary, the Enterprise Class has also seen the highest attendance at its South Shields four-day National Championships since 2019. The event has drawn in a number of people new to the class.

Cycling has boomed in recent years and thousands of shiny new bikes are being pedalled. That leaves motorhomers with a few questions. Chiefly, how on earth do you get your bike to the campsite? While some super-fit cyclists might think nothing of riding to a campsite, for most mortals, you’re going to need a campervan…

Saturday was hot, Sunday was blazing, and Monday went into meltdown as the UK registered its hottest May day ever, with 34.8 degrees measured in London.

With seven months to go before the 2026 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, entries to the world-famous event opened today, Tuesday 26 May.