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The Auto-Trail Comanche has gone up in the world over the years. It first appeared in the 1980s as a front-lounge, sub-6.0m, Bremen Merc-based coachbuilt. It had a serious growth spurt for the 2009 model year, changed underpinnings, gained an additional rear axle, underwent an interior refresh, and then joined A-T’s premier Frontier Range. More…

A fleet of twelve RS Vareos made the trip to Oxford Sailing Club at Farmoor reservoir to attend the Vareo and K6 open. When I say, “made the trip”, this was true for five boats, there was a strong home water contingent of seven boats.

On Saturday the Solo fleet gathered at Upper Bittell Reservoir for the Solo Class Open, sponsored by Allen and CB Trailer Store. Hosted by Barnt Green Sailing Club, the event delivered a day of close, tactical racing characterised by shifty conditions.

For many people, getting into sailing isn’t about learning the skills or finding the right club – it’s about logistics.

The Swift Trekker motorhome range launched at the start of the 2026 season. The three-model line-up is designed for more adventurous touring, and comes on a Ford Transit base vehicle with a Ford Trail bumper and grille. The introduction of these low-profiles meant the rugged looks seen in the campervan line-up of the same name (which…

After last year’s successful, inaugural Challenger Open, Hykeham Sailing Club and Hykeham Sailability were keen to host the event again this year. The Challenger fleet was more than happy to return.

With less than a month to go, excitement is building for what is probably the UK’s most eagerly anticipated sailing event – the 2026 Colander Cup.

The Craftinusre Lark Youth Championships and Pre Nationals Training took place over the weekend of 18-19 April at Weymouth Sailing Club, bringing together a keen fleet of 10 boats for a mix of focused coaching and competitive racing.

Seven British Dragons travelled to Sanremo, Italy, for the first IDA Grade 1 event of 2026, making an immediate impact on the international circuit with an outstanding set of results.

Tradition has played an important part in 18ft skiff racing’s history, so it’s fortunate for the Australian 18 Footers League to have had many competitors, over the past 91 years, who have come down to the park each week to race their boats.