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Oxford, “that sweet City with her dreaming spires”, the Thames with guys & girls in dark blue in their rowing sculls, the oldest seat of learning in the UK, bicycles, colleges, books, libraries and museums, all under the sun of lazy, hazy days of spring.

Oxford, “that sweet City with her dreaming spires”, the Thames with guys & girls in dark blue in their rowing sculls, the oldest seat of learning in the UK, bicycles, colleges, books, libraries and museums, all under the sun of lazy, hazy days of spring.

Saturday 18th April was the second main season date in the ROTTERS calendar at Ripon SC and saw a bumper turnout with over 30 kids on the water, including several Buddies invited by existing ROTTERS to see what all the fuss was about.

After four days of racing in conditions ranging from 8 to 20+ knots, and on courses that ranged from short intense windward/leeward races to long 16 and 20 mile tours of Charleston Harbor, two new ORC Sportboat North American Champions are crowned.

Twenty Merlin Rockets arrived at Parkstone Yacht Club on Saturday 18 April for an intense double-header: round four of the Craftinsure Silver Tiller and round two of the Allspars South West Series.

Twenty Merlin Rockets arrived at Parkstone Yacht Club on Saturday 18 April for an intense double-header: round four of the Craftinsure Silver Tiller and round two of the Allspars South West Series.

The Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA) has received an impressive 11 entries for its season opener since registrations commenced on 16 April.

The event confirms its role as the leading platform for technical exchange and a key meeting point for the international foiling community.

The 57th edition of La Semaine Olympique Française de Hyères – TPM (France’s Olympic sailing week) began on Monday in Champagne Côte d’Azur conditions as 705 competitors from 59 nations started six days of racing.

The 57th edition of La Semaine Olympique Française de Hyères – TPM (France’s Olympic sailing week) began on Monday in Champagne Côte d’Azur conditions as 705 competitors from 59 nations started six days of racing.