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Rutland Sailability delivered an exceptional seventh round of the 2025 Hansa TT series, stepping in as last-minute hosts after Bolton’s cancellation due to drought conditions. The event saw 25 boats from across the UK and Ireland.

Two days into Leg 2 of The Ocean Race Europe and the Bay of Biscay has delivered exactly what was promised: tension, exhaustion, and a fleet locked together in a dead heat.

Many modern motorhomes have kitchen facilities that are good enough to match or even beat our domestic set-ups. At the heart of these is the humble motorhome cooker. These cookers may be slightly smaller than most home ovens, but even so, they are a brilliant appliance for creating culinary feasts when you’re pitched up at…

Picture this: a battalion of salty sea dogs squeezing into red, white, and blue Minis, armed with daisy roots and dry bags, storming across the Channel, charging through fine patisserie country, and scaling the Alps.

Over the weekend of 16-17 August, the XODs at Itchenor Sailing Club held several different races instead of normal club racing. On Saturday morning the women of ISC competed in the lady’s race for the Grenfell Challenge Cup with seven boats out.

Day three of Hamilton Island Race Week, presented by AMEX, produced classic Whitsundays racing – glamour yacht debuts, steady trade winds and tight contests across the divisions – before a spectacular Olympic-class finale.

The beginning of the season has been full-on, marked by an intense phase of preparation on my boat Mingulay ahead of the Mini Transat, as well as numerous training sessions with the Lorient Grand Large training center.

The first race of the championship was nothing short of exhilarating, with Mother Nature throwing in a few surprises to keep everyone on their toes.

Following the outstanding success of its much-anticipated revival this year after a hiatus of more than two decades, the RORC is delighted to announce the official dates for the next edition of the Admiral’s Cup, to be held in 2027.

Working out what kit to pack for going on the water is always tricky. With changeable weather conditions and the requirement for apparel that works just as well onshore as at sea, it’s always tempting to take far too much on board.