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The Giorgio Armani Superyacht Regatta has so far offered participants back-to-back perfect days on the water. A Mistral wind of around 16 to 18 knots allowed the superyacht fleet to complete a 33-mile coastal race today.

Excitement is building for the 65th Three Rivers Race, sponsored by Yachtmaster Insurance and Panks, which is due to start from Horning Sailing Club this weekend 30-31st May 2026.

Originating in 1998, The Fife Regatta is an occasional and unique event held in Fairlie on the Clyde in Scotland. Taking place at the historic site of the renowned Fife yacht yard, it unites classic yachts built there to sail and compete.

Paul Loiseau crossed the finish line in Pornichet as the winner* this Thursday, May 28 at 2:52:05 PM (French time). It took him 3 days, 22 hours, 52 minutes, and 5 seconds to complete the theoretical 450-mile course.

At X-Yachts, the production facilities in Poland have been part of X-Yachts for 15 years and remain an important element in how we work with capacity, quality assurance and scalability.

Fitted with its first foil – a Y-shaped pendulum appendage of unprecedented dimensions inspired by America’s Cup monohulls – the 32-metre giant completed its first runs in full flight.

Our Midland Bell Travellers Series continued at Tamworth Sailing Club 16th of May 2026 with a joint Enterprise open meeting. The weather forecast predicted light winds from a base of three miles an hour rising to ten miles an hour.

On day three of the IMA Maxi European Championship out of Sorrento, the 27 maxi yachts and trio of catamarans competing were sent off around the Gulf of Naples on coastal courses in a south to southwesterly wind that peaked at 14 knots.

Zhik, the global high performance water sports brand trusted by Olympic and World Champions, continues to set the benchmark in dinghy hiking with a complete product system engineered around connection, support and sustained power.

Many yacht owners competing in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race don’t finalise their crew until days out from the start. But not Timothy Olding, owner of the Summit 35 Vertigo, representing the Royal Yacht Club of Victoria.