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Life in the fast lane of the 2026 edition features powerful monohulls in IRC Zero chasing both Line Honours and victory on IRC corrected time, while the box-rule Class40 division will be decided by the simple measure of which boat is first to finish.

Marc Paré Rico wins a historic third straight Tenerife title with the highest heat score of the event; Sarah-Quita Offringa goes back-to-back as Women’s World Champion

Seldén Mast is proud to announce a new partnership with the International 470 Class Association aimed at supporting sailor development and widening access to competitive sailing opportunities around the world.

Navicork cork decking has been specified as standard across the Canna One range of electric runabouts, with the company highlighting the material’s comfort, durability and sustainability credentials. The Canna One combines a classic runabout design with electric propulsion, while Navicork FD01 cork decking has been integrated throughout the cockpit as a standard feature. According to…

As anticipation builds for the 2026 GP14 World Championships at the Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club, supported by Ards and North Down Borough Council, this weekend, we take a closer look at the sailors expected to challenge for honours across the fleet.

Callegari RIBs has acquired Geniuss, the Italian builder specialising in custom yacht tenders and developer of a patented outboard engine translation system. This strategic expansions follows Callegari RIBs’ return to the market following its acquisition by Recchia Industrial Group in March 2026. The acquisition of Geniuss forms part of Callegari’s growth strategy to expand into…

Most, if not all, of the crews who completed a hot, sticky coastal race today at the 44 Copa del Rey Mapfre will at least be pleased it is done and behind them.

After days of anticipation, the 2026 Cadet World Championship finally sprang into life – but not before Lake Garda reminded everyone why it commands so much respect.

Race four of the championship got under way in challenging fashion after a lengthy sail down to the committee boat. The second day of racing brought more wind than the previous day and, to match this, the race committee shortened the gate time.

There is no let-up for the poor blighters in Torbados, having just delivered an epic Fireball Worlds, the Royal Torbay Yacht Club is this week hosting the Solo National Championship and with around 80 pre-entries, it should be a marvellous event.