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The European Championships starts to get serious now at the FVM centre in Los Alcázeras on the wonderful waters of the Spanish Mar Menor lagoon. Sunday saw the official practice race prior to Monday’s event start.

The unstoppable momentum of the OK Dinghy class continues into 2026 with the second largest OK Dinghy World Championship of all time set to get under way at Skovshoved, Denmark next week. It has attracted an impressive 207 entries from 14 nations.

A survey has revealed Cornwall is the most popular destination to visit in the UK for motorhomers. Cornwall is known for its many beautiful beaches, stunning sea views and a long history. It was also represented in our Top 100 Sites Guide 2026, with four campsites named, including Silver Sands Holiday Park, which was voted…

Temporary insurance platform GoShorty has announced that it is expanding its coverage to include temporary motorhome insurance for the first time, with the aim of providing a more flexible service in particular for peer-to-peer borrowers. The company is offering cover lasting for between one and 28 days, all of which should be able to be…

Departing at 2:00 PM on Sunday from the Caen-Ouistreham bay, the 22 Class40s of the 17th edition of the CIC NORMANDY CHANNEL RACE headed towards the Saint-Marcouf Islands at the foot of the Cotentin Peninsula, the first waypoint.

The club held the race for the Queen’s Jubilee Jug on the evening tide on Saturday. Camilla Warner and Simon Wilson-Stephens were the race officers and set a course from the sea wall, out to the lagoon and back making the best of the evening breeze.

Emirates GBR narrowly missed out on a win at the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix after the closest of battles with Australia’s BONDS Flying Roos in the event final.

The NorthStar SailGP Team delivered an impressive performance at the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix, overcoming a disrupted opening day to secure a spot in the event’s grand final and third place overall.

The Bonds Flying Roos have claimed a third consecutive SailGP event victory, in a final that went down to the wire. The dramatic, come-from-behind win capped a remarkable day for the Australians who swapped a broken rudder before the start of Race 1.

Once again there was a major collision involving three boats, taking them all out of the race, but fortunately, but, fortunately and surprisingly, the event organisers did not report any injuries.