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When it comes to performance on the water, your outer shell does more than keep you dry – it’s your barrier against the elements.

After what felt like a quiet year of preparation, Emirates Team New Zealand has roared back to life. The America’s Cup Defenders are back out on the water, back in rhythm, and back on the road to the 38th America’s Cup.

What do you keep in your gas locker? Many motorhomes are lacking in storage space, particularly outside storage (which is why people can be so keen to maximise their campervan storage options), and the gas locker can often appear to be underused, but it is called a gas locker for a reason – its purpose…

The T3 was the final event in the overall MYA Scottish District IOM Championship where the series winner is presented with the very handsome Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy.

The practising is over at the PredictWind A-Cat Worlds, and the race committees are tuned like fine violins. The wonderful volunteer shore crews are poised like greyhounds in the slips, for it’s ‘all stations to general quarters!’, on Tuesday.

The weekend Regatta was for the Guy Fawkes Trophy – a trophy that goes back to the early 1990s with Vernon Stratton as its first winner.

11 Mustos assembled for their now established end of season event at Itchenor. It’s usually an event with Baltic weather where sailors have to thaw out around the fire in the cosy clubhouse, but this time the event started with sun, warmth – and no wind.

The 2025 Junior Europeans for the Nacra 17, 49er, and 49erFX classes came to an exciting close today at Circolo Velico Sferracavallo, following four days of high-level competition that tested both skill and strategy across varying weather conditions.

For boats based in or heading to the Caribbean for February 2026, the fourth edition of the RORC Nelson’s Cup Series offers the perfect balance of world-class race management, competitive racing, and laid-back Antiguan hospitality.

Competitors in the third race of the winter series were greeted by a lovely sunny mild day. The wind was a rather fickle westerly, the tide a ferocious 5.2 metres and there was more weed in the estuary than in Brixton on a Saturday night.