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World Sailing been shortlisted for three categories in the Sport Positive Awards 2025 in recognition of its role in creating a more sustainable, resilient, equitable, and climate-conscious future for sport.

Ollie Groves and Esther Parkhurst are crowned Eurocup and UK National Champions with Robert Espey and Michael Ferguson winning the Irish National Championship title

PRO-SET® Epoxy, a leading provider of high-performance epoxy systems and Ovington Boats, renowned builders of world-class sailing dinghies, are proud to announce their joint sponsorship of the upcoming Flying Fifteen World Championships.

As the bright orange sun was starting to set behind the hills surrounding Lake Lipno the fleet of over 100 Cadet boats made their way back towards the beach, some being towed by their support team’s RIBs but most with their spinnakers.

The 2025 WingFoil Racing World Cup Series lands in Istanbul, bringing high-speed action to the exclusive Fenerbahçe Sailing Club, part of the storied Fenerbahçe Sports Club, better known to football fans as one of Turkey’s most iconic teams.

The countdown is on – just one week until entries close at midnight on 15th August for the West Lancashire Yacht Club 24 Hour Race 2025.

Yesterday, the city of Kiel hosted The Ocean Race Summit Kiel, bringing together leading voices from science, policy, sailing, and industry under the theme “Connecting Europe for a Smart Ocean.” The event served as a prelude to The Ocean Race Europe.

Scheduled for Sunday 17th August, the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club’s annual Round Jersey Race for cruiser/racers, sportsboats and sport catamarans, kindly sponsored by leading financial services company Citco, is open for entries.

This weekend only… Buy 1 Race Backpack and we’ll throw in a Vaikobi Beanie… FREE! It’s your chance to gear up, gift yourself, and save. Be quick… deal ends Midnight 10 August.

We had made it to Day 5 and with six Championship races under our belts, all won quite comfortably by Oliver Davenport, there was a degree of lethargy amongst the sailors, understandable given that they had been gruelling tests of stamina.