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The second week of San Pedro OCR came to a close Sunday with 3 pairs of Olympic-class sailors crowned champions on the waters that will host sailing at L.A.’s 2028 Olympic Games.

Sunlight is launching a four-model low-profile range for the 2027 season, with much focus given to providing extra storage for adventure seekers. The UNLTD range is based on a Ford Transit, and three of the four models in the range have a face-to-face front lounge. The one that doesn’t, the T7003S, is a motorhome under…

It’s said that a sailor’s reputation is built not on the races won, but on the rules respected. If this is the case, the reputation of the RS300 fleet took hell of a battering on Saturday along with some gelcoat!

The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) has approved a formidable two-boat team for the 2027 Admiral’s Cup, bringing together two long-standing RORC members with one clear objective.

GBR192 Bluebottle has won the Dragon class at the 200th anniversary edition of North Sails Cowes Week, completing an impressive seven-race series that saw 25 Dragons compete on the Solent.

After the rain, cold and dramatic wind shifts of opening day, Belfast Lough showed competitors a very different side on Monday as sunshine and a steady north-easterly breeze provided near-perfect conditions for Races Two and Three.

Emirates Team NZ declared a new wingfoil component ahead of a sailing session on Saturday. The new component declaration is the first by any team in this America’s Cup cycle.

As is traditional the British Moth fleet gathered in August for their National Championships, once again Hollowell Sailing Club in Northamptonshire was hosting the event but as a change to the norm it was being run over a weekend.

Italian Challenger Luna Rossa enjoyed another great sailing day in Sardinia’s Maestrale, clocking up their longest foiling time yet on Sailing Day 15.

It was a stop-start day for the fleet in Tenby when the early breeze that the fleet launched in petered out and the fleet was sent back to shore for a couple of hours.