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The Tasar World Championships 2026, being held at Okuma Private Beach & Resort in Kunigami Village, Okinawa, completed its opening day of racing today, with all three scheduled races successfully sailed.

Re-establishing a ferry link between the UK and Norway is something regular ferrygoers most want to see happen in the near future, a survey suggests. For those who want to take a motorhome or campervan to Europe, there will be the important choice of whether to take the ferry or Eurotunnel. Ferry comparison website FerryGoGo…

This year the OK class celebrates it 70th anniversary by hosting the World Championships in Denmark, the home of the original class designer and builder Knud Olsen. Yet again the class has exceeded all expectations and for the second year running.

Between May and August 2026, Pudsey Bear, Jonathan Brewin and the crew of Big Bear will embark on an ambitious 2,200-nautical-mile journey around the UK coastline.

The 2026 ILCA 6 Masters World Championship concluded on Sunday in Athens after a week of competitive racing across all age categories.

What a fantastic weekend we have enjoyed for the 2026 Flying Fifteen Open here at Foremark Reservoir. The wind arrived as forecast, with a challenging 15 knots, with gusts of 28+ knots arriving, as the fleet set about the first beat.

The Salcombe Gin Morgan Cup Race marks the next major offshore test in the 2026 RORC Season’s Points Championship, the world’s largest offshore racing series and is the fourth race of the RORC Cowes Offshore Series.

On Sunday evening the 2026 OK Dinghy World Championship was opened at Hellerup Sejlklub after 203 boats from 14 nations completed registration and equipment inspection. It is the second largest OK Dinghy World Championship of all time.

Twelve young people are diagnosed with cancer every day, and they are at the heart of the new Ambitious launched by Dame Ellen MacArthur’s cancer charity.

This weekend we proudly hosted the 3rd RSC Foiling Festival! Although Saturday’s forecast looked far from ideal, it certainly didn’t stop sailors from visiting the club, nor did it deter members trying out a range of exciting foiling craft in the demos.