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Ambrogio Beccaria’s entry into the IMOCA Class has been eventful, highlighting the Italian skipper’s resilience and determination. He was forced to retire from Leg 1 of The Ocean Race Europe following a collision at the start.

The penultimate day of the 2025 ILCA Senior European Championships & Open European Trophy delivered a full mix of conditions, from light and shifty in the morning to heavy and demanding by the afternoon.

The Southampton International Boat Show 2025 will welcome an exciting new addition to its ten-day programme with the launch of the Wooden Boat Stage, a platform dedicated to celebrating the craft and culture of British wooden boatbuilding.

A balmy 7-11 knot south westerly and 9 members turned out for 13 races, missing normal front end runners Dave Adams, Mike Brand and Rob Owens. Ralph Wilkinson officiated and Alan Hounsell set the courses.

Erwin Hymer UK has renamed the remaining ranges in its Elddis motorhome and campervan line-up for 2026, following the launch of the new Avalon range last year. The County Durham manufacturer has also displayed considerable differences between ranges this season when it comes to pricing. For 2026, Avalon continues with the same four Fiat-based models,…

The Hansa TT Traveller Series returned to Northampton on 26th July with 26 boats from nine clubs across the country as far afield as Chesil and Glasgow.

The Flying Fifteen Worlds, headline sponsored by PRO-SET Epoxy and Ovington Boats, is taking place at the Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA) in the UK with racing set to start today in Weymouth Bay.

Festivities marking the 40th anniversary of Hamilton Island Race Week presented by AMEX are about to get under way, with the fleet of more than 155 entrants making final preparations for racing to commence tomorrow, Sunday August 17.

Today’s return to racing at the 2025 Garmin ORC World Championship was on the Short offshore race powered by PANTAENIUS, featuring close racing in all three classes on courses of 47.4 miles for Class A, 41.8 miles for Class B and 33.6 miles for Class C.

True to form, Tom Slingsby’s crew, renowned for their ability to excel in chaotic conditions, were commanding the first fleet race of the day and holding the lead when major incidents with Brazil and France forced an abrupt change in proceedings.