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The ambition to have all four racing classes on the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR finish in Martinique is very much under threat because of the unusually complicated weather patterns on the Atlantic.

When the weather turns and the sea tests every decision, preparation becomes more than a plan, it becomes an instinct.

When the start gun fires in Lanzarote for the 2026 RORC Transatlantic Race on January 11, two of the most extraordinary offshore racing machines will once again go head-to-head across the Atlantic.

The ULTIMs have received an amendment from the Race Committee concerning a course modification. To ensure grouped arrivals in Fort-de-France, the ULTIM course will be shortened. Ascension Island is therefore out!

Hot on the heels of the WASZP UK Nationals at Draycote Water, which attracted an entry of over 50 boats, it’s the ILCA Inland Championship at the same venue, this time with a whopping 180 boat entry.

What has become the second leg for the Class 40 fleet started at 1300 hours local time on Saturday. The teams had taken an enforced break from racing in Spain after the organisers decided the conditions were set to be too rough for the smaller boats.

Man Overboard, Serious Storms, Crazy Currents and a Grueling Sprint to Durban, before a struggle in the Agulhas current and Southern Ocean depressions.

It was a history-making day for the Australian 18 Footers League on Sydney Harbour today when Tash Bryant became the first female skipper in the club’s 90-year history to skipper the winner of a Club Championship race.

The 2025 Optimist Asian & Oceanian Championship concluded yesterday (Friday) following a week of exciting and closely contested racing.

After ten races over five days, shifting tides and reshuffled leaderboards, the 2025 J/70 World Championship came to a dramatic close at Yacht Club Argentino.