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Klaipeda ORC Europeans 2026 overall
Sunshine, national flags, champagne and celebrations both on the water and at the dock marked the final day of the Klaipeda ORC European Championship, where Denmark’s DIXI 5 and Sweden’s Garmin Team Pro4u were crowned the 2026 ORC European champions.
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Team Racing World Championship day 3
After the third day of racing at the Team Racing World Championship in Stockholm, USA 1, USA 2, Great Britain and New Zealand have established themselves in a league of their own.
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470 World Championship in Enoshima day 4
The British duo of Martin Wrigley and Bettine Harris lead the Gold Fleet after a strong first day, with Japan’s Tetsuya Isozaki and Yurie Seki in second overall.
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Miracle Nationals at Abersoch overall
Huge congratulations to Nick and Lynn Smith on their second consecutive nationals win, despite swapping helm and crew configuration!
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Hansa UK Nationals at the WPNSA
This year’s Hansa National Championships were held as part of the Inclusive Games which were hosted by WPNSA with support from the RYA and Chesil Sailability.
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ILCA 6 Youth Worlds in Aarhus Day 2
After a slow start to the Qualifying Series on Friday, the sailors made up for some of the lost racing today as stronger and more consistent winds allowed three races to be completed on Aarhus Bay.
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RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race day 7
The marathon RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race enters its seventh day with six boats now round Muckle Flugga, the most northerly point of the 1,805nm course.
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Finn Class WTF Grand Slam continues
After a six week break since the British Championship, the 2026 World Tour for Finns (WTF) Grand Slam reopens next week with Leg 5 in Varberg, Sweden.
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80th Anniversary Firefly Nationals at Tenby
It has been a week of smiles, fun, sunshine, sand and laughter, and a true celebration of what is making the class so popular with young and old alike.
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Around Britain by Sail
At just 19, British sailor Nestor Montagu is sailing solo around the entire coastline of Great Britain, without the shortcut of the Caledonian Canal. Behind him now lie some of the country’s most remote and exposed waters.