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Two races were sailed on the second day of the Noble Marine National Championship, with the day sponsored by FM Sailing.

The day began with light, fluky and very flaky winds – the sort of breeze that makes 73 Mirror crews stare at their tell-tales like they’re trying to decode ancient scripts.

The first weekend of Bass Week 26 was a Zenith open and six boats made the trip to this beautiful corner of Lakeland from five different clubs.

The 2026 470 World Championship in Enoshima, Japan, has come to an end. British sailors Martin Wrigley and Bettine Harris claimed the World Championship title after two very demanding Medal Races on the final day.

The first weekend of Bass Week 26 was a Zenith open and six boats made the trip to this beautiful corner of Lakeland from five different clubs.

The 2026 470 World Championship in Enoshima, Japan, has come to an end. British sailors Martin Wrigley and Bettine Harris claimed the World Championship title after two very demanding Medal Races on the final day.

This weekend saw the last of the Pwllheli Summer Series, a series designed to tempt those new to racing out in the bay, whilst the hardened racers were still offshore and racing further afield.

The Anglesey Offshore Dinghy Race came back on Sunday 9 August after a year away, with a new course, a new format and forty-seven boats entered.

The irresistible allure of one design racing, especially at Cowes Week, is that people just keep coming back to it year after year and try to win the thing (or just their bit of the thing, for there is something in it for everyone).

The Comet class descended on Mudeford S.C on Saturday 15th August for their annual visit to round off Mudeford week. Yet again the conditions were fantastic… well for 2 out of the 3 races at least.