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Whitefriars RS Tera Open
As has become traditional, Whitefriars SC in the Cotswold Water Park hosted the first round of the 2026 RS Tera South West Traveller Series.
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Early Points Series at Delph Sailing Club
By any measure the start of the 2026 sailing season at Delph Sailing Club has been a spectacular success, which is not surprising considering we have had nearly 80 new members so far this year.
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Australia to send two powerhouse teams
Aside from the host country and neighboring Canada, the only other country that will have multiple teams at the inaugural Women’s International Championship this September is faraway Australia.
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2026 iQFOiL Open Europeans in Portimão Day 1
The 2026 iQFOiL Open European Championships officially got under way today in Portimão, Portugal, hosted by Clube Naval de Portimão.
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Chris Bertish announces TransCat Expedition 2026
South African Adventurer, Author, Speaker, Ocean Pioneer and Ocean Advocate Chris Bertish is poised to embark on his most daring voyage yet: the TransCat Expedition 2026, Oceans without Borders.
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ILCA Midland Grand Prix at Attenborough
Attenborough Sailing Club hosted the ILCA Midlands Open Meeting yesterday, with 15 sailors taking to the water for three races: one in the morning and two back-to-back in the afternoon.
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IOM World Championship 2026 Day 2
To B, or not to B, that is the question. It was a shifty and gusty day on the Queen Mother Reservoir, with rig choices often proving the difference between success and failure.
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49er Worlds: Carnage at Quiberon
“In 15 years of shooting the skiffs, I have never seen anything like today,” said Sailing Energy photographer Jesus Renedo. “I saw so many crazy things today.”
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Cape 31 Mediterranean Round 2 in Puntaldia
Marcus Brennecke’s Hatari delivered a sensational debut performance in Puntaldia this weekend, taking overall victory at Round 2 of the Cape 31 Mediterranean Circuit hosted by Marina di Puntaldia and Yacht Club Marina Puntaldia.
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57th La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec day 1
There is no respite on the La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec. More than 24 hours after the start, the 35 solo sailors still racing — with Marin Carnot (Fondation Jérôme Lejeune) having dismasted near Wolf Rock — are battling upwind.