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Entries for The Brian Black Memorial Award, an environmental journalism and photography competition run in partnership with Coppercoat, are closing in one month. Now in its sixth year, the award, organised by Yachting Monthly, commemorates sailors and environmentalists Brian and Lesley Black. It invites submissions on the theme ‘Our Inspiring Seas’, with prizes of more…

In golf, “Moving Day” is the last day before the field is cut down after the qualification round. Today was not Moving Day for the Governor’s Cup, but there were many moves up and down as a new leader emerged and the competition tightened up.

With the San Pedro Olympic Classes Regatta set to take place next week in Los Angeles, the 49erFX pairing of Laura Harding and Annie Wilmot will not take to the start line together after Harding sustained an injury during the 49erFX Worlds.

The fourth event of the Scottish Bluebell series was held at Loch Tummel SC at the start of ‘Tummel Week’ with a different format to the previous events.

Sunny skies and a nice breeze welcomed the novice sailors. Sara did a fantastic job of organising the training session on the water before club racing began, with a good number attending and Hugh Brooks bringing their demo boat out on the lake.

The ILCA Class Association and Aarhus International Sailing Center are proud to welcome 877 young sailors from 56 nations to Aarhus, Denmark, for the 2026 ILCA 4 & ILCA 6 Youth World Championships, taking place from 1 to 19 August.

With just ten days to go, final preparations are under way at Holywood’s Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club as it prepares to host one of the biggest sailing events ever staged on Belfast Lough – the GP14 World Championships from 8-14 August.

GB1, Britain’s Challenger for the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup, will bring the excitement of the world’s oldest international sporting trophy to the heart of the regatta with an interactive GB1 Fan Zone in Cowes Yacht Haven.

Stats show Kent gets the most sunshine and least rain in the UK. This week it also got just enough wind for a great sailing week, with zero breakages and sail repairs.

The last sporting leg of The Grand Tour 2026 came to a close on Friday 17 July in Greenwich, on the River Thames. This edition was dedicated to a theme as simple as it is profound: time.