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Staying motivated through the colder months starts with staying comfortable. If you’re warm, flexible, and unrestricted, you’ll sail longer — and get more from every session.

Just over three weeks remain until the first major meeting of the world’s best 470 sailors in the 2026 season. From 6 to 14 March, the Portuguese sailing venue of Vilamoura will host the 470 Europeans.

With the class going from strength to strength, and whilst second-hand boats were being snapped up instantly, the winter has seen the highest number of new boats being built for many years.

A campervan with four seats in the back that can be completely removed to allow for an extra large storage space is among two new models being added to Panama’s range. The new additions join a range which only launched a couple of seasons ago, yet one that has already won acclaim, most recently through…

Motorhomes and campervans are fantastic, but sometimes it’s easy to get confused by the sheer amount of options available. There are so many models, floorplans and manufacturers to choose from that it can often feel overwhelming. But what if there was one brand that had something for everyone – catering to every need? The good…

Celebrating the Norfolk Punt Club’s 100-year anniversary, we have the latest punt design on display at the 2026 RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show. Wahoo, home-built by John Friend to a design by his son Andrew and completed in 2023 is the first of its kind.

Grafham Water’s own Adam Piggott and Reece Webb sailed their Formula 18 to overall victory in the Grafham Grand Prix last Sunday. Pushed back from its original date to Sunday 8 February, the reduced entry of 94 boats quickly filled up.

The Gill Xtremity 420 Winter Championships saw a record 37 boats battling it out at Draycote Water Sailing Club, ranging from seasoned campaigners to pairings who were competing in their first major regatta.

Emirates Team New Zealand’s AC75 ‘Taihoro’ has returned to its Wynyard Quarter base, completing a stealthy midnight run across the Harbour Bridge from the team’s dedicated North Shore build facility.

The eleven-strong fleet started the first race of the regatta in robust wind. Apple Asawawatanaporn (THA) said “I think the wind was in the mid-teens coming in consistently from the south west.”