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With a little over 500nm to run to the finish line off Pointe-à-Pitre and a lead of nearly 400 miles over second placed Thomas Coville, victory in the 13th edition seems all but assured for Tom Laperche, (SVR Lazartigue).

It’s been a fantastic summer for GP Watercraft, with a busy calendar of international championships, junior and youth coaching, and plenty happening behind the scenes as our retail business continues to grow.

Swedish marine investor Fredriksborgs Förvaltnings AB and the owners of Rototek Ltd join forces to invest in the world’s leading dinghy brand, RS Sailing, as part of the next stage of RS’s strategic growth plan.

The London Gazette has received notification that joint liquidators have been appointed for Ribcraft Limited. According to the note, publicly available on the gazette’s website (which carries official, legal, and state notices that are often required by law to give formal notice to the public), the company has been wound up voluntarily. The notice, signed…

The Fremantle Doctor left it until late in the day to appear, but when it did come in there was a superb breeze for the foilers to knock in three great races.

Pilots began arriving on Terschelling over the weekend, keen to make the most of a few days of practice ahead of the 2026 Class 5 and Mini Yacht European Championships, which run from 4-7 November.

Thousands of race fans around the world have been watching the Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe and wondering why so many skippers and boats are getting into difficulties in the middle section of the race.

Kiwi sailors Seb Menzies and George Lee Rush have capped off a great year on the water by scooping three awards at the 2026 Barfoot & Thompson Yachting Excellence Awards, including sharing the coveted title of Sailor of the Year.

Light and unstable conditions tested the international J/24 fleet in today’s Invitation Race before competitors from 10 nations came together for a Welcome to Country, smoking ceremony and Parade of Nations at Sandringham Yacht Club.

Armel Le Cle´ac’h was rescued from the upturned Maxi Banque Populaire XI by the crew of Palexpo, a Panamanian cargo ship, and is safe and well on board.