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As the start of the 2026 Team Racing World Championship in Stockholm gets ever closer, the event is shaping up to be historic on and off the water.

Chichester Yacht Clubs annual Dinghy Week delivered five days of competitive racing, junior training and social events in glorious summer conditions, reaffirming its reputation as one of the most enjoyable fixtures in the harbour sailing calendar.

Nearly two thousand race entries at Norfolk Broads Yacht Club made for an excellent Wroxham Week, with seven days of competition, glorious sunshine and a range of wind directions providing hugely enjoyable sailing.

Race 1 of the 2026 OSSC Laser Open was sailed in lovely sunshine and a gentle force 2 providing sparkling conditions for the competitors.

The RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race is measured in nautical miles, elapsed time and IRC corrected seconds, but the stories that will last are about the sailors.

Thursday’s planned start at 12.00 noon had to be delayed until the wind built over the bay and became stable, reaching 8-9 knots on the race course at 14.00, allowing the PRO Olivier de Turkheim to set his course around a 275° axis.

After the hustle and bustle of 65 Scorpions arriving into Looe the fleet were excited. With light winds forecast the race team had already posted a change to SIs to shorten the practice race to just a practice gate start.

Shanghai will take centre stage as the global marina industry looks towards Asia, with ICOMIA preparing to bring its World Marinas Conference to mainland China for the first time. The 2027 event will combine industry insight with site visits and business networking as the region’s boating and marina markets continue to attract international attention. Now,…

Ferretti Group has posted a decline in net revenue, net profit and order intake in the first half (H1) of 2026 but reports strong cash generation for this period. In the group’s approved financial results to 30 June 2026, net revenue from new yachts in H1 2026 totalled €585.6 million, down 5.6 per cent year-on-year.…

Electric marine company ePropulsion powered six entries across multiple competition classes at the 13th Monaco Energy Boat Challenge, demonstrating the utility of its electric marine propulsion technology. Participating vessels ranged from student-led prototypes and intelligent hydrofoils to a market-ready electric yacht. Demonstrating electric marine tech across four competition classes Held from 8–11 July 2026 at…