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As the second morning of Leg Two dawns, it’s all about positioning out in the Bay of Biscay for the fleet of La Solitaire du Figaro Paprec.

The 2025 Southampton International Boat Show returns this week, bringing together boats, watersports and live entertainment into the UK’s largest marine event. Running for ten days from 19–28 September 2025 at Mayflower Park in Southampton, on the UK’s south coast, the annual show combines Europe’s biggest purpose-built show marina with more than 600 marine brands…

A sailing yacht has sunk off the coast of Portugal after an encounter with a pod of orcas. The incident occurred last Saturday (13 September 2025), around five miles from Fonte de Telha beach. According to the National Maritime Authority, the boat belonged to the Nautic Squad club. Named Oceanview, the boat came under repeated impact…

A team representing Rutland Sailing Club emerged victorious to take the RYA Marlow Ropes Women’s Match Racing Championship title.

The European Championship on Lake Attersee began with a warm and festive welcome for the 29 participating teams coming from 9 different countries

The Windy City is set to welcome twelve elite women match racing teams this week as the 2025 World Sailing Women’s Match Racing Worlds comes to Chicago, 17-20 September, promising four days of world-class competition on the waters of Lake Michigan.

Britain’s Nick Craig holds the narrowest of leads after the second day of racing at 2025 OK Dinghy World Championship on Lake Garda, hosted by Circolo Vela Arco. Both Craig and Andrew Mills added another race win each and are even on three points.

For a second occasion, Jean-Pierre Barjon’s Spirit of Lorina has won the IMA Mediterranean Maxi Offshore Challenge (MMOC). Having first claimed this title for the 2021-22 season, the French-flagged silver Botin 65 has again won it for 2024-25.

After this superb start from Cadiz on Sunday, the Class40s of the 2nd edition of the GLOBE40 didn’t wait long to demonstrate their full potential and their desire to compete.

It’s been an incredible summer of sailing in the UK, and one of the highlights for me has been talking with competitors at major events, learning how they started sailing, what they love most about the sport, and their visions for the future.