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Exmoor Beastie 2026 at Wimbleball
Who knew what metrological events would challenge this regatta – we soon found out, a severe lack of wind and what little wind there was, was arriving from all points of the compass. Sunstroke was also a possibility.
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55th Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca launched
Around 900 boats and more than 1,100 sailors from 62 countries will compete until 4 April on the Bay of Palma for the first round of the 2026 Sailing Grand Slam.
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55th Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca launched
Around 900 boats and more than 1,100 sailors from 62 countries will compete until 4 April on the Bay of Palma for the first round of the 2026 Sailing Grand Slam.
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Canadians to start season on top of world rankings
A total of 16 Canadian sailors will take part in the 2026 Princess Sofia Trophy Regatta in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, March 30 to April 4.
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Rooster ILCA 7 National Open at Weymouth
Leading into the weekend, the forecast was clearly unstable. Saturday showed light north/easterly, with breeze bending over the Bill on the right hand side. The committee boat stationed in the centre of the harbour and mark 1 towards the harbour wall.
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Rooster ILCA 7 National Open at Weymouth
Leading into the weekend, the forecast was clearly unstable. Saturday showed light north/easterly, with breeze bending over the Bill on the right hand side. The committee boat stationed in the centre of the harbour and mark 1 towards the harbour wall.
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Rooster ILCA 6 National Open at Weymouth
The second ILCA UK National Open of the 2026 season took place in Weymouth, where a strong fleet of 80 ILCA 6 sailors gathered for another weekend of high-quality racing.
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Rooster ILCA 6 National Open at Weymouth
The second ILCA UK National Open of the 2026 season took place in Weymouth, where a strong fleet of 80 ILCA 6 sailors gathered for another weekend of high-quality racing.
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Fireflys at the Ovington Inland Championships
Firefly racing is so much more than sitting in a boat, sailing round a track for a few races and then going home. It’s about a break from normality, catching up with old friends, tinkering with your boat, doing some exercise and generally having fun.
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Fireflys at the Ovington Inland Championships
Firefly racing is so much more than sitting in a boat, sailing round a track for a few races and then going home. It’s about a break from normality, catching up with old friends, tinkering with your boat, doing some exercise and generally having fun.