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RS Feva Europeans, RS Aero chairman, Junior Team Championships, RS600 Nationals, the new RS Aira, and the Women’s RS Aero Championships – check it all out.

59 top sailors will race in this weekend’s DF95 National Championship at the Sail Newport public sailing center. Racing starts tomorrow and continues through Sunday. It’s the premier national event for the radio-controlled sailboat class.

The second annual Drummoyne Cup, held on Sunday, 21 September, kicked off the 2025-26 sailing season in spectacular fashion, celebrating community spirit and competitive sailing at Drummoyne Sailing Club.

The Athene Cup is a river race for Norfolk Punts on the Norfolk Broads and for many years it marks the end of the Norfolk Punt Club’s racing for the year. There were 15 starters, the oldest helm was 83 and the youngest 12.

The Athene Cup is a river race for Norfolk Punts on the Norfolk Broads and for many years it marks the end of the Norfolk Punt Club’s racing for the year. There were 15 starters, the oldest helm was 83 and the youngest 12.

This has been a week we won’t soon forget in the story of this second edition of the GLOBE40. After two weeks at sea since the start from Cape Verde in this high-coefficient (3) leg 2, the competitors continued their descent of the South Atlantic.

This has been a week we won’t soon forget in the story of this second edition of the GLOBE40. After two weeks at sea since the start from Cape Verde in this high-coefficient (3) leg 2, the competitors continued their descent of the South Atlantic.

The Australian Sailing Team (AST) 16ft Skiff is set to line up in the iconic Port Jackson Championship this weekend, hosted by the Manly 16ft Skiff Sailing Club (Manly 16s).

Frantic and Antipodes have finished the Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A), as RPAYC declared Bryon Ehrhart’s Lucky the overall winner of the 1250 nautical mile race, adding to her line honours and race record victories – a triple crown for the US entry.

Frantic and Antipodes have finished the Sydney to Auckland Ocean Race (S2A), as RPAYC declared Bryon Ehrhart’s Lucky the overall winner of the 1250 nautical mile race, adding to her line honours and race record victories – a triple crown for the US entry.