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The 2025 Championship Season has been a busy one for the team at Hyde Sails, with major events up and down the UK, as well as spectacular results around the world.

After crossing the longitude of the Cape of Good Hope yesterday evening, passing not at the level of South Africa but at the southern limit of the course, the leading group of the 2nd edition of the GLOBE40 entered the new territory of the Indian Ocean.

Eight visiting helms with half borrowing boats from harpers in a fleet of 24 boats seemed more like an Areas Championship rather than a Southern Travellers event.

The International Moth Winter Championships were held at Rutland Sailing Club over the weekend, this being the last major event of the year. The fleet consisted of Exocet, Aerocet and Exploder designs with various rigs and helm weights.

An incident-packed first day at the 2025 Bermuda Gold Cup featured a collision in the first flight of the day before eight-time match racing world champion Ian Williams shot to the top of the leaderboard with Switzerland’s Eric Monnin.

Hayling Island Sailing Club is pleased to announce the election of Sarah Mitchell as our new Commodore following the Annual General Meeting on Sunday 19th October.

Day three of the iQFOiL Youth & Junior European Championships brought a full schedule of racing to the sparkling waters off Club Nautico Arzachena in Sardinia.

Just like that, the Motorhome and Caravan Show is over for another year. I’m sure I’m not the only one who enjoyed walking through the halls to see the new models that were being exhibited by the many manufacturers, dealers and converters in attendance. This was my fourth year at the October Show, and I…

Given the weather conditions, the organization of TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie, in consultation with the sub-prefecture of Le Havre, has decided to close the village starting at 1:00 AM on Thursday, October 23rd.

ILCA’s National Open events continue to draw huge entries: 186 for the first of consecutive weekends at WPNSA with six Irish sailors joining the action as well as entries from France, Bermuda and the Bahamas.