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With World Women’s day approaching this weekend, it’s apt that 24 female sailors from Christchurch Sailing Club have just returned from an epic weekend afloat in the Solent with the Tallships Youth Trust.

At the close of the 2025 sailing season, the Musto Skiff class launched their annual 2025 Class Survey, which included a class member vote on the future integration of the small Mainsail X at organised events.

If you’ve ever been to a motorhome show – and we’d recommend one as a great place to start – you’ve probably been quite overwhelmed at the sheer number of vehicle layouts to choose from. With all the glittering new vehicles and LED lighting it’s a real assault on the senses. It’s all too easy…

Recently launched, the Barton Marine Continuous Line Furler is designed to provide optimum performance for dinghies and small yachts in all conditions – even the most challenging.

The first day of racing at the 2026 Superyacht Challenge Antigua (SYCA) delivered spectacular sailing conditions with two standalone races: the 48.31nm Round Antigua Race and the 33.51nm Half-Island Race.

To celebrate the Hunter Sonata Class’s 50th anniversary, the Class Association is offering a fantastic opportunity for young sailors to get involved.

Musto, the world’s leading performance sailing brand, launches their latest iteration of LPX jackets, smocks, salopettes, and shorts, delivering unbeatable inshore racing apparel.

World Sailing is marking this year’s International Women’s Day by encouraging more people to be allies and mentors for women in sailing.

The Brass Monkey Spring Series, sponsored by Tadg Riordan Motors, drew last Sunday 1 March, delivering a superb day’s sailing to round off the programme. Sunshine, a steady breeze and a full complement of boats on the start line made for a fitting finale.

Phillip Turner and Noel Chan’s Reichel/Pugh 66 Team Alive-Rampage crossed the finish line at Subic Bay on Friday 6 March at 13:15:08, claiming Line Honours in the 2026 Rolex China Sea Race from Hong Kong to Subic Bay.