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An earlier start for day 3 of the RS400 Nationals. With 4 races planned, the fleet were excited to get out into the forecasted building breeze.

If Day 2 was about surviving a lumpy sea state, Day 3 was about surviving full stop.

Tamar Steinberg (ISR) and Luuc van Opzeeland (NED) are the 2026 iQFOiL World Champions, claiming the sport’s biggest titles after a fast and decisive Medal Series on the final day of racing in Weymouth and Portland.

The New Zealand crew have finished The Ocean Atlantic, coming home in sixth place. MSIG Europe, is the only boat in the fleet fitted with a straight keel and daggerboards which put it at a significant disadvantage in foiling conditions.

28 teams from 12 nations are set to descend on Saint-Tropez for the first-ever Cape 31 Gold Cup — the largest fleet in class history, with more still possible.

Sixteen races were sailed in up to 17 knots, mostly perfect for A rigs with a few gusts and lulls. Rob Owens broke his mast early on and did Race Offficer duty, Dave Tomlinson (DT) set the course.

It has been an exceptional summer for Tom Semmens of Paignton Sailing Club, marked by major international results, a successful step up into a new class, and selection for the British Sailing Youth Team for the winter programme.

With just a week remaining before the start of the 2026 Melges 24 World Championship, the pressure is building and the pace of preparation is accelerating on every front.

The Wooden Boat Stage returns to the Southampton International Boat Show with a larger presence and a clear mission: to inspire the next generation of boatbuilders & demonstrate that traditional wooden boatbuilding offers a rewarding and creative career.

Five months after the finish of the Globe40, Jonas Gerckens looks back on an extraordinary adventure… and is already looking ahead to the next one!