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Storm Goretti has hit the Midlands hard and seen a significant amount of snow build up. It was hoped that with the worst of it had passed and conditions would allow the Bartley Beast planned for tomorrow to proceed.

St Katharine Docks Marina has been awarded five gold anchor status for a third consecutive time. The central London marina has retained the Five Gold Anchor Award, a programme run by The Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA). St Katharine Docks is part of the TYHA Gold Anchor network, which includes 151 marinas across 30 countries. Marina manager, Tom Lord,…

Nick Press and Andrew Hay (Sail Inc., NSW) have clinched the triSearch 12ft Skiff Interdominion Championship on Sydney Harbour, with a day to spare, after winning both of today’s races.

Duck Bay Hotel and Restaurant on Loch Lomond has unveiled plans for a marina and yacht haven on the site. Duck Bay owner Alan Cawley said the proposals represent a significant step forward for the business and for Loch Lomond’s leisure economy. The new Loch Lomond marina is part of a long-term growth strategy, with…

Much has been written about the widening skills gap, the erosion of traditional craftsmanship, and the struggle to attract new entrants into the traditional, wooden boatbuilding industry. Yet the topic has taken on new urgency following a series of high-profile setbacks for the sector. The slow decline of traditional wooden boatbuilding reached a critical point…

The 2026 29er Australian Championship concluded today at Sandy Bay Sailing Club, following five action-packed days and 14 races of high-quality racing.

SailGP has partnered with American Magic to establish a long-term training base in Pensacola, Florida, which opened on 7 January 2026. Pensacola will become American Magic’s first permanent base and will also operate as a North American training hub for SailGP teams. Activity at the site is scheduled to begin in September 2026 under a…

Champagne conditions on Belmont Bay today at the 2026 Skelcon 16 ft & 13ft Australian Skiff Championship, with a small-rig north-easterly providing a spectacular course.

Ask a skiff sailor what the hardest boat is to sail and most will nominate the 12ft skiff, a development class sailed by two crew and providing some of the hairiest downwind rides imaginable and it has attracted young and older sailors alike.

With medal winners, SailGP insights, hands-on coaching and inspiration for every water-based passion, the first confirmed show speakers give a taste of what’s in store this year