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UK marine engineering company, Golden Arrow Marine, has been appointed as a main UK dealer for Steyr Motors AG’s (Steyr) diesel marine engines. This strategic partnership brings Austria-headquartered Steyr’s range of high-performance diesel engines to Golden Arrow Marine’s established commercial and professional customer base across the country.  Steyr has further expanded its international sales network…

UK chandlery, YouBoat Marine, has opened its new Trade Sales Office at Hamble Point Marina. The new office provides trade support, competitive pricing, and expert advice to boatbuilders, repairers, and marine service providers. This significant expansion is in addition to YouBoat Marine’s established retail stores and online presence. As a trade distributor of Hempel products,…

SailGP has reported record US viewership for its The Race to Abu Dhabi broadcast on 23 November 2025, which attracted 3.47m viewers, according to media insights firm Nielsen. This marks the highest audience recorded for a SailGP broadcast in the US and the most-watched sailing race in the country’s history, exceeding the 3.27m figure set…

On Sunday, Paignton Sailing Club hosted the highly anticipated annual Christmas Cracker Pursuit Race, drawing a remarkable fleet of 44 boats to the starting line. The event is a highlight of the winter sailing calendar.

With less than 50 days to go before the start of the 2026 RORC Transatlantic Race, 19 boats are entered for the 3,000 mile race from Marina Lanzarote to Antigua, West Indies, with more boats expected to join them.

Now the Australian with the fastest time for a solo, non-stop, and unassisted circumnavigation of this here planet is Ken Gourlay, OAM.

Sail Melbourne once again demonstrated why Port Phillip is known for world-class racing, serving up a full mix of conditions across four demanding days.

We take a look at how the starts were won in the light winds on Day 1, and then see who won the start in the three-boat Grand Final itself, and then what the winning move was that sealed the 2025 Season title.

2025 has been a fun, full year with a spread of events from Cornwall’s Porthpean SC to the Scottish Champs in Helensburgh. We have growing fleets at many clubs and continue to attract top talent from other classes.

A very shifty breeze from the WSW and showing 15 knots but with gusts to just over 20 knots the consensus was the C rig.