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The 45th Hamble Winter Series is coming to a Solent near you in October and those who value a bargain have until September 4th to snap up an Early Bird entry.

As we look wistfully at the fading bruises from a week in Looe we reflect on what happened and where the predictions got it right.

It is a truly international Melges 24 weekend. While Europe’s leading teams are arriving in Tønsberg, Norway, for next week’s Melges 24 European Championship, the spotlight in North America turns to Little Traverse Bay, where racing begins today.

The Elimination Series concluded on Saturday at the 2026 ILCA 7 Men’s World Championship after eleven races for the top ten sailors, who will compete for the medals tomorrow in the Final Series.

While Harm Müller-Spreer’s German flagged Platoon Aviation ran away with the regatta title, Eduardo and Renato Plass and their tightly knit Crioula team from Brazil’s Valeros do Sul YC in Porto Alegre secured a dream second place.

All fifteen boats arrived over the Friday with more hope than expectation of sailing today. Most just put their mast up, put the cover back on, and headed for a curry in Shoreham town centre.

Five-time Olympic medalist Robert Scheidt (BRA) and 2008 Olympian Austin Sperry (USA) are the new Star European Champions, producing a flawless final day to capture one of the most prestigious titles in international sailing.

It’s that time of year again. The marquee will soon be up, the kit carefully unwrapped, the weather will hopefully be behaving itself, and Southampton will be ready for ten days of all things boats.

There are few better places to settle a dinghy sailing argument than Hayling Island. From 10-13 September, HISC welcomes the RS400 fleet for the 2026 Noble Marine National Championship, with four days and ten races scheduled to decide the class champion.

Friday was going to be windy. Everyone knew that. The question was just how windy, especially as many of the forecasts had under-estimated the strength on Thursday.