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Following its second edition in 2025, World Boating Day will return on 23 May 2026. The event, coordinated by The Superyacht Life Foundation, strives to bring together shipyards, marinas, design studios, manufacturers, and destinations for a global celebration of life on the water.  The international open day is designed to connect the public with the…

The summer sailing season officially got underway with the traditional Wednesday night Twilight Series supported by a small competitive fleet hitting the water.

Precision-built for active performance and refined for daily use, the new Thermo TechFleece Hooded and Sports Jackets deliver adaptable warmth and unrestricted movement.

“It could end in a penalty shootout,” Ian Lipinski’s prophecy, expressed in his last message the day before yesterday is about to come true: this Friday at 09:00 local time in Reunion Island, the three Class40 “scows” in the race are virtually neck & neck

The roller coaster scorelines of the J/70 World Championship started to settle on Thursday as the discard race came into effect with now six races scored.

Day 3 of the Formula Kite Youth Worlds in the Azores delivered a punishing mix of gusty winds, gear disasters and gutsy performances with France’s Nell De Jahamm among those impressing in the demanding conditions.

Omani sailors delivered strong performances on the third day of the 2025 Optimist Asian & Oceanian Championship, organised by Oman Sail in collaboration with the Oman Maritime Sports Committee and the International Optimist Dinghy Association (IODA).

Datchet Radio Sailing are hosting the biggest event of the radio sailing world in May next year, the IOM World championships. Competitors from 20 plus countries will participate and the spectacle of the best in the world racing is not to be missed.

Pay £50 and you will be put into a draw to take place on 1st November 2025. The first non-UK boat drawn will receive a free entry to the UK Nationals and the Worlds, whilst the first UK boat drawn will receive a jib kindly donated by P&B.

While the ULTIM race leader Tom Laperche and Franck Cammas (SVR Lazartigue) are opening distance all the time on their pursuers, now into the trade winds and averaging 31 knots this afternoon, not far behind them are the Ocean Fifty class.