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Takashi Okura’s Sled move into second place on the 12 boat leaderboard some five points behind Andy Soriano’s regatta leaders Alegre which took a well earned second in the only contest to be sailed today.

Paul Meilhat’s streak continues, while the fleet pushes hard behind. Just three hours to regroup in Porto before the leg resumes toward Cartagena.

A total of 172 boats entered this year’s Falmouth Sailing Week, 111 of them racing in the Carrick Roads and 61 in Falmouth Bay. Great racing was enjoyed by all despite the sometimes light and shifty breezes.

The Mercedes Sprinter has come a long way in 30 years, with the 3-star badge a very popular base for motorhomes. It’s easy to see why, with the Sprinter having an enviable reputation for reliability. This is highlighted by the success Mercedes enjoyed at our 2025 Owner Satisfaction Awards, where the brand took the title…

Haderslev-based yacht builder X-Yachts can now proudly call itself World Champion in sailing. The newly developed XR 41 Formula X secured the 2025 ORC World Championship title in Class B this August in Tallinn, Estonia.

A slightly reluctant fleet were chivvied off the shore convinced there was no wind to find a very pleasant rolling sea and steady force 3.

20 sailors will be competing under the Irish flag at the Fireball World Championship on Lake Garda from this weekend. The Worlds takes place at the Northern end of the lake at Arco hosted by Circolo Vela Arco.

In the unforgiving arena of the Ocean Race Europe, performance is tested at every turn. Zhik’s partner team, Paprec Arkéa, has proven their strength finishing 3rd in the opening leg.

The world’s premier photography competition dedicated to the sport of sailing is proud to unveil its international jury for 2025. Once again, the event will bring together the sport’s most talented marine photographers from across the globe.

After two demanding days and six races, the leaderboard of the SB20 European Championship in Ostend has been shaken, but team Xcellent (GBR) still leads after a relentless day on the North Sea.