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The 2026 Freestyle Pro Tour season is officially under way, as we kick the Tow-In World Series off at the Boot Düsseldorf!

Two races where scheduled on the final day with typical boisterous conditions similar to the day before with average Southerly’s blowing between 17 – 20 knots with a steep sea state.

Strong west-north-westerly winds and demanding conditions shook up the penultimate day of racing at the 2026 ILCA Under-21 Worlds, leaving everything wide open in ILCA 7, where Spain’s Karol Krupski and Slovenia’s Luka Zabukovec remain tied at the top.

You may have spotted that the RS Aero has been selected as the centrepiece of the official Travemünder Woche 2026 poster, a fantastic recognition for both the RS Aero class and the wider RS Sailing classes attending the RS Games 2026.

With the new season fast approaching, the RYA Dinghy & Watersports Show offers the perfect opportunity to explore new ranges and products, compare options in person and get advice directly from the people who know the kit – and your sport – best.

Pilote is renaming its budget Joa Camp brand as Joa by Pilote – and the brand’s campervans showing the new livery will be launched for the first time anywhere in Europe at the Scottish Motorhome, Caravan & Holiday Home Show in Glasgow next month. The relaunch will follow in the footsteps of Pilote’s launch of…

The Merlin Rocket Owners’ Association is pleased to launch its youth training programme. This is a brand-new initiative, and we look forward to welcoming participants from across the dinghy sailing community.

Thomas Coville and his time on Sodebo Ultim 3 have just 1,100 nautical miles to go to finish their Jules Verne Trophy record attempt, but Storm Imogen is standing in their way, with 55 knot winds and waves up to 38 feet high.

They will now have to do without what remained of this sail and sail exclusively under their wing mast (30m2) and their headsails. So it was under sail that they performed a series of gybes during the night to round the island of Ponta Delgada.