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For the 118 yachts and the 1000 crew gathered for the 46th Rolex Middle Sea Race, the waiting is almost over.

As the official presentation ceremony of the Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A) started at 12pm (NZDT), two yachts remain at sea, breeze deprived but rewarded with magical experiences.

The IFCA European Championships Slalom Fin & Foilcontinue in the best possible way in Torbole, hosted by the Circolo Surf Torbole in collaboration with IFCA and under the authority of the Italian Sailing Federation (FIV).

16 races were run by RO Ralph Wilkinson in a gentle but shifty 6 to max 14 knots.

Straight from the banks of Lake Geneva to the sunny shores of Naxos, the Freestyle action doesn’t stop!

Salcombe Yacht Club hosted the final western event of the season and the 31 competitors enjoyed surprisingly mild temperatures for this late in the year. A light easterly on Saturday gave way to a moderate breeze on Sunday.

For the eighth-year running, The Royal Western Yacht Club hosted the annual Final Fling Dinghy Regatta, sponsored by Allspars.

The Rolex Middle Sea Race lies at the heart of Malta’s maritime heritage—a 606-nautical-mile challenge that continues to capture the imagination of sailors from around the world.

World Sailing is very proud to announce the finalists for this year’s male and female Rolex World Sailor of the Year, male and female Kuehne+Nagel Young World Sailor of the Year, 11th Hour Racing Impact Award, and Team of the Year.

Day 3 of the Aloha Classic Grand Final delivered a spectacular showcase of windsurfing talent across generations, from the rising stars of the Junior and Pro Junior divisions to the legendary Masters.