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The second qualification race of the 2025 Offshore Double Handed Worlds started from Cowes, Isle of Wight in a crisp northeasterly, 10 knots under clear skies. But what began as a gentle gradient breeze soon turned into a punishing test of endurance.

Saturday 27 September heralds the start of the 27th edition of Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez. A great many of the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez’s 245 guests have already made the famous port in France’s Var department.

The TF35 Crans Grand Prix got off to a false start on Lake Geneva today, with racing cancelled due to a complete absence of wind.

12 boats raced in 18 knots over 12 races two days before the DF95 National Championships at the same north Kent venue. C rigs ruled the day. The fleet seems to have conspired to give Adrian Tomlison a false sense of security for the Nationals.

For the 2026 season, Swift – the UK’s largest leisure vehicle manufacturer – has added a new coachbuilt range, the Trekker, which is inspired by the Hull-based company’s campervan line-up of the same name. The manufacturer has also streamlined its motorhome offerings for 2026, most notably in the discontinuation of the narrow-bodied Fiat Ducato-based three-model…

The Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA) has announced the winners of its prestigious Marina of the Year Awards 2025, anchored by Haven Knox-Johnston, during a packed awards ceremony at the Southampton International Boat Show on Wednesday 24 September.

As The Ocean Race Europe came to a close in Montenegro, sailors and teams started to turn their attention to the next event in The Ocean Race calendar – The Ocean Race Atlantic: New York to Barcelona.

Youth sailing is a key focus for any club. Healthy clubs have a healthy youth membership. Oxford Sailing Club benefits from the expanse that is Farmoor reservoir and has a rich youth heritage as a recognized venue for many significant events.

Nineteen sailors travelled to Chipstead SC lake to contest Race 6 of the DF95 Met & Southern Travellers Open Meeting. The Wind was from the North East not an ideal direction with its strength at the top end of a DF95 A rig.

Day two of the Formula Wing World Championships in Cagliari, Sardinia, delivered five short-course races and a whole range of emotions across the 93-strong international fleet.