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Sarah-Quita Offringa secures incredible 26th world title, while Pierre Mortefon is on verge of winning men’s after claiming back-to-back bullets.

Online boat sales platform Rightboat has appointed Charlie Jefferson as vice president of sales, OEM and dealer markets. Jefferson brings more than 18 years of industry experience to the role with expertise in digital transformation, OEM strategy and high-impact sales leadership. Rightboat is continuing a period of rapid expansion, having recently expanded its US team…

After Cartagena, Salvador de Bahia, Puerto Limon, Itajaí, and Fort-de-France, the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie is now calling for applications to find a destination partner for the next editions, starting from the fall of 2027.

Following a successful inaugural year, IGY Marinas has been appointed by Smeralda Holding – the indirect concession holder of the mooring field – to support the fully owned Safebay in the management of the prestigious Cala di Volpe moorings on Sardinia’s renowned Costa Smeralda. This announcement follows news in March 2025, that IGY Marinas renewed…

The Cape 31 fleet wrapped up a spectacular weekend of racing in Imperia with Alessandro Rombelli’s Stig (ITA 76) claiming the overall win after nine races. This marks Stig’s second Italian victory of the 2025 Cape 31 Race Circuit.

The Long Beach Olympic Classes Regatta wrapped up with a full podium and high spirits, marking a thrilling conclusion to a week of elite racing in the iconic waters off Southern California.

Sunday dawned with a pea-souper fog and light winds dimming down the initial enthusiasm for going racing. The local weather expert (I looked up XCWeather) predicted it would lift by 1pm which thankfully it did.

With the forecast for thunderstorms and lots of rain, it was nevertheless good to see six hardy visiting helms attend Carsington’s Comet open on 20 July.

“This race is live” — and with that, the 2025 WASZP Games were officially under way. With 247 sailors across four fleets, Portland Harbour and Weymouth Bay were transformed into a theatre of foiling.

For over half a century, the Admiral’s Cup was considered the world championship of offshore racing. And then, in 2003, it was gone. Now, after a 22-year absence, the Cup is back.