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The Delta 60mm from Polarwave is the result of 18 months of development with 1 goal in mind: To design and manufacture the strongest and best performing mid size block for Grand Prix Racing.

Tre Golfi Sailing Week 2026 has reached a historic milestone, setting a new all-time participation record with 211 yachts entered across the ORC, Maxi and Multihull fleets.

It was an early start for the Fast Handicap fleet on Saturday, with racing brought forward to 10am thanks to ongoing dredging work in the Harbour—nothing like a bit of industrial encouragement to get sailors out of bed.

Step aboard the X4.9 MkII and experience pure sailing pleasure. This new video from Palma captures the yacht’s powerful performance, elegant lines, and effortless handling. A beautiful showcase of what defines modern X-Yachts craftsmanship.

At a press briefing held on 2 April, the Vendée Arctique – Les Sables d’Olonne revealed the first names of the skippers entered for its 2026 edition, as well as the race management team that will ensure the sailors’ safety.

Keyhaven Yacht Club is a little club with a big personality. Nestled behind Hurst Castle, our friendly sailing club enjoys the sheltered bay and calmer sea created by the historic castle.

SailGP, the most exciting racing on water, today announced a new global partnership with leading British manufacturer Marlow Ropes, who joins the championship as the Official Rope Supplier through the end of the 2027 Season.

The RYA is expanding its WaveMakers programme to Portsmouth in partnership with the Andrew Simpson Foundation, marking the next step in its work to identify and develop high-potential young sailors from under-represented communities.

World Sailing is pleased to confirm the dates for the 2027 World Sailing Championships, setting up what promises to be one of the most exciting years in the sport’s history.

Fifteen Scorpions descended on Chew Valley Lake SC for the first Silver Scorpion event of 2026. Bright sunshine made rigging up a pleasant experience and looking out across the water it was clear there was wind aplenty.