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Everything you love about the harbour series is back: exciting racing, spirited competition and unbeatable convenience.

If there is anyone in the UK who gets to see exactly what is happening in the UK sailing scene and what is attracting sailors to the sport, then it’s Sailingfast’s Duncan Hepplewhite.

For nine days, 253 yachts spanning more than a century of sailing history gathered off Saint-Tropez. Renowned marine photographer Kurt Arrigo was there to capture the contrast between centenarian classics, elegant schooners and modern racing yachts.

What if you relived the Globe40 round-the-world adventure through the eyes of the photographer who captured it?

Now in its fourth year, Horning Sailing Club’s Autumn Passage Race has established itself as a popular fixture on the Broads calendar, drawing 36 entries for this year’s race.

However grand last year’s milestones may be, they pale against the BIG birthday bash that will be being celebrated next year, as 2027 will see the centenary of that most iconic of classes, the International 14.

Among the forty crews present for the 61st Tempest World Championship, the German delegation was the largest, and left Cannes with the first three places.

A new champion will be crowned at the 2026 World Match Racing Tour Bermuda Gold Cup with first-time finalists Chris Poole [USA] and Christian Hamilton (GBR) making it into the final two.

Race 1 of the eleven-race Australian 18 Footers League’s Club Championship was sailed in a light Easterly breeze over a three-lap windward-leeward course on Sydney Harbour today.

Irish skipper Pat Lawless, the oldest skipper in the race at 70, sailing SILVERMINES HYDRO, has retired from the race after reporting a serious failure of his Solent rig while lying just over 100 nautical miles behind race leader Damien Guillou.