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After more than 400 nautical miles of tightly contested racing, only a handful of miles separated the top four teams early in the afternoon on Tuesday as the leading group pick their way across the Gulf of Genova in light wind conditions.

The Merlin Rocket Class is set to host its Women’s National Championships on 13-14 September 2025 at Brightlingsea Sailing Club. The event title, listed in the official 2025 calendar, marks a weekend dedicated entirely to women’s participation.

On Friday, 29th August 2025, Howth Yacht Club in Dublin proudly hosted its inaugural Women at the Helm event, a celebration of women’s leadership and participation in sailing. This landmark occasion welcomed sailors of all abilities.

Where to begin?! What a long weekend! 53 boats at a Mirror Nationals, the first time since ages that there were more boats at the Nationals than the annual pilgrimage to the beach at Abersoch Mirror Week, really underlining the class resurgence.

The picturesque French port of Douarnenez played host to the 81st edition of the Yanmar Dragon Gold Cup, a prestigious regatta that attracted 75 Dragons from nearly 20 nations.

On the 30th August 2025, Rollesby Broad Sailing Club hosted the 31st Broadland Youth regatta. The event brought together eight sailing clubs across Norfolk and Suffolk, providing the youth sailors with the opportunity to showcase their skills.

Spanish brand Panama is launching the P10E, its first-ever plug-in hybrid campervan, which is ULEZ-compliant and has an electric-only range of 32 miles. Those on the lookout for the best campervan are likely to be thinking about attending the October NEC Show to see the latest releases, and the P10E is set to be on display…

This year, the Noble Marine 300 Nationals are venturing to North Wales to one of the UK’s best venues – Abersoch. It’s going to be a tight weekend of racing with the Best of Best in attendance!

Irish offshore sailor Tom Dolan is set to take on one of the biggest challenges of his career this Sunday, 7th September, defending his historic victory in the 2024 Solitaire du Figaro, widely regarded as the “World Cup” of solo offshore sailing.

Despite the challenging forecast over the three day “Shrimper Open Championship”, hoisted by Mylor Yacht Club, Falmouth, the event attracted a record entry.