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Castoldi, an Italian manufacturer of waterjet drives and luxury tenders, has named GLI Yachts as its exclusive distributor for tenders in Australia. GLI Yachts, which is based on the Gold Coast in Queensland, will handle the tender sales and service business for the Australian market. GLI Yachts brings extensive expertise and regional knowledge to the…

The 2025 Junior European Championships for the 49er, 49erFX, FX Open and Nacra 17 classes are set to begin today in Sferracavallo, Sicily, Italy, bringing together the next generation of Olympic sailors.

Yacht Club de Monaco launches a major event this week. Since 2013, the Monaco Sportsboat Winter Series have been offering J/70 teams a window of competition in the middle of winter on one of the most consistent venues in the Mediterranean.

Gareth Ede took the 2025 Jon Montgomery Travellers Trophy in fine style with six straight wins and a near perfect scoreline for the whole season.

On Tuesday, at a well-attended meeting of the 56th Offshore Racing Congress (ORC), with 31 Congress members from 19 countries in attendance, several important features of this system were reported.

Thanks to a group of forward-thinking ladies with connections to Manly 16ft Skiff Club, a proposal mapped out over a few bottles of wine, seafood and a cheese plate at Peats Bite on the Hawkesbury morphed into one of the great initiatives of recent times.

Made with PrimaLoft® Evolve – an insulation that mimics animal fur – the EVO Therm Jacket adapts to your activity level and environment. The result is thermo-regulation of core body temperature, whatever the elements throw at you.

A change of venue for the Streaker End of Season Championships didn’t prevent Staunton Harold’s home favourite, Peter Gray, from taking the Freddy Bear trophy at the head of a 25-strong fleet at Northampton Sailing Club.

Warehouse Clearance – exclusive discounts across this season’s stock, as well as 15% off spinnakers. Plus top tips from Peter Barton on how to rig the RS Aero to harness the full power of the boat.

UK boatbuilder Princess Yachts has warned that a reduction in orders means it is making cutbacks that could lead to redundancies across management positions. It’s reported that around 40 jobs are at risk. In December 2024, the firm made around 250 layoffs at its Plymouth shipyard, citing market challenges. In August 2025, nearly 1,200 Princess…