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Crossroads Moment for Olympic Sailing
Perceived lack of attention span, confusing scoring systems, the need for TV to have an understandable format and grandstand’ moment has led Olympic sailing to experiment with various formats over the past 20 years, and it is now looking to change again.
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Cascais J/70 Winter Series – Portuguese Nationals
The Clube Naval de Cascais hosted the Cascais J/70 Winter Series – Portuguese National Championship, bringing together 22 boats from 8 nations for a regatta marked by tactical racing, international talent, and the powerful influence of Storm Gabrielle.
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Benchmark Review Report Risk Management Tool
Haven Knox-Johnston Commercial, the marine trade insurance experts, have launched a brand-new, highly useful risk management tool to help businesses of all shapes and sizes trading in the marine environment to assess their exposure to risk.
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2025 ILCA Master Worlds at Formia, Italy
The 2025 ILCA Master World Championships came to a close on Sunday in Formia, wrapping up a week of challenging conditions, fierce international competition, and unforgettable moments both on and off the water.
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Catapult Northern Championship at Kielder Water
Gareth Ede added the Bill Graham Northern Trophy to his 2025 Nationals title, but for once it wasn’t all plain sailing.
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Noble Marine RS600 Nationals at Mount’s Bay overal
After an adrenaline-filled day on Saturday, the RS600 fleet were very happy with the prospect of 10 knots of wind from the north west and flat water on Sunday!
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Alcohol and lack of oversight resulted in Göcek tender crash, reports MAIB
Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has published its report into a collision between the 7-metre tender to the Gibraltar-flagged 64-metre motor yacht Isabell Princess of the Sea and the 5.6-metre rigid inflatable boat (RIB) Vega, resulting in one fatality in Göcek, Turkey. The accident took place on the evening of 27 July 2024. Carrying four…
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World War II explosives provide home for thriving marine life
According to a new scientific study, warheads left over from World War II are busily supporting life underneath the water. About 1.6 million tons of munitions are estimated to be dumped around Germany’s coastlines – most dumping happened during the demilitarisation after World War II, says the study in published in Communications earth and environment.…
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Helm’s new Anchor brand aims to scale bareboat and skippered charter operations
Helm, which operates as a yacht charter brokerage, has launched a new yacht charter brand, Anchor. The idea is to sharpen its service for bareboat and skippered clients and help Helm to address growing demand for flexible, lower‑hassle charter holidays, with tailored yachts and expert support. “Whether you’re an experienced sailor or stepping aboard for…
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New career pathway to set professional benchmark for marine brokers
A new career development framework for yacht brokers has launched at the Southampton International Boat Show, aiming to formalise standards, boost credibility, and improve long-term prospects in the brokerage sector. The Certified Professional Broker (CPB) career pathway, developed through a strategic alliance between the British Marine Boat Retailers & Brokers Association (BRBA) and the Association…