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The Sailjuice Winter Series is going strong after 17 seasons, and last week the organisers invited a small group of sailors and stakeholders to join a roundtable discussion to scope out the future…

An epic weekend was had by all at the TridentUK RS400 Northern Tour season-opener which was run as part of the inaugural Greater Manchester Asymmetric Challenge / GNAC / Flash Dash event at LLSC.

On 24 April, the Class40 skippers will set sail from La Trinité-sur-Mer for the very first edition of this solo race. On the agenda: 1,200 demanding, technically challenging and uncompromising miles.

After a long and waterlogged winter ashore, the sails are finally being hoisted once again. At Chew Valley and beyond, the Scorpion fleet is springing back to life — and if early signs are anything to go by, 2026 is shaping up to be a standout season.

With a forecast of gusting over 30 knots, there was a fear that this year’s Broadland Regatta might see people giving up as in previous years. But, the actual winds were mainly 15-20, with occasional gusts to 25.

The RYA has joined the first-ever Sustainable Sports Apparel Charter, launched by 5Thread on International Day of Zero Waste.

A enthusiastic fleet of Enterprise sailors didn’t let the weather reports put them off as the fleet gathered for an early-season training weekend at Largo Bay Sailing Club in Fife.

With daylight saving due to end this Sunday in New Zealand, Emirates Team NZ put in another long day – getting the most from the long summer days.

Ten International Moths, a Switch and a menacing forecast turned up to a spectacular weekend of racing at Rutland Sailing Club.

Driving round the M25, you would never know that just five minutes from junction 16, there is a dirt road, opposite a pub which will take you a meandering route alongside a canal to the haven that is Broadwater Sailing Club.