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B14 Nationals at Mumbles overall
The Pathfinder Homes B14 National Championship 2026 concluded at Mumbles Yacht Club after the weather had the final say.
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Lowestoft Sea Week 2026
A glorious Sea Week, hosted by the Royal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club, was enjoyed from Sunday to Thursday by at least 60 sailors in Squibs and Broads One Designs.
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Largs Regatta Festival opening weekend
It was a very light weather weekend for the opening races of Largs Regatta Festival 2026 sponsored by Saturn Sails.
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Wearn Sets Sights on Third ILCA7 World Title
Nine Australian athletes are set to take on the 2026 Men’s ILCA7 World Championships in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland this week, with six days of racing ahead on Dublin Bay. Headlining the Australian contingent is double Olympic Champion Matt Wearn.
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Poole Week 2026 Day 1
The sun was shining, the temperatures returned to near-tropical (well, almost) and a south-easterly breeze of 10-12 knots was waiting to greet the 150-odd dinghies and keelboats as they headed out into the harbour.
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Emirates GBR ‘disappointed’ with result
Emirates GBR Driver Dylan Fletcher MBE said the team was ‘disappointed’ with its result at the ROCKWOOL Germany Sail Grand Prix, after fine margins saw the team miss out on the event final.
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NorthStar Claims 2nd in Sassnitz
The NorthStar SailGP Team delivered an outstanding performance on Germany’s Baltic coast this weekend, securing second place at the ROCKWOOL Germany Sail Grand Prix in Sassnitz.
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Aspire Merlin Rocket Nationals at the WPNSA Day 1
Two races were sailed on day one of the Aspire Merlin Rocket National Championships at WPNSA and today was P&B Race Day.
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Bonds Flying Roos Stretch Championship Lead
Tom Slingsby’s Bonds Flying Roos ended a two-event wait for a Final with a flawless win on the Baltic Sea, as NorthStar took second and Los Gallos third. Australia moved 14 points clear at the top of the 2026 Rolex SailGP Championship standings.
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Musto Coastal Sailing Jackets
Coastal sailing requires thoughtful preparation and reliable gear. While conditions may be less extreme than the open ocean, sudden weather changes, shifting winds, and spray from choppy seas still demands protection that doesn’t compromise.