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SMEG Australia’s 30 years of 18ft Skiff Racing
SMEG Australia’s 30-year boat-sponsoring partnership with the Australian 18 Footers League has been a wonderful association which has produced five JJ Giltinan World championships, two Australian, three NSW and seven Club championships for SMEG.
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Lightning 368s at West Kirby
Six visitors joined the three local boats for the second leg of the North West double header of the Lightning 368 Sanders Sails Travellers Series at West Kirby Sailing Club.
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Seawind Catamarans First Annual European Open Days
Seawind Catamarans welcomed guests, industry partners, and sailing enthusiasts from across Europe to its state-of-the-art production facility in Izmir for the inaugural European Open Days.
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Round the Goodwins Race 2026 at Ramsgate Week
Kicking off the annual festival of sailing that is Ramsgate Race Week, the Round the Goodwins race is also an East Anglian Offshore series (EAORA) race.
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Lightning 368s at West Kirby
Six visitors joined the three local boats for the second leg of the North West double header of the Lightning 368 Sanders Sails Travellers Series at West Kirby Sailing Club.
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PYRA Poole Bay Summer Series Race 3
The third of the Poole Bay Summer Series, run by Poole Yacht Racing Association (PYRA), was held in superb conditions on Sunday 19th July, with 15 yachts taking part.
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PYRA Poole Bay Summer Series Race 3
The third of the Poole Bay Summer Series, run by Poole Yacht Racing Association (PYRA), was held in superb conditions on Sunday 19th July, with 15 yachts taking part.
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Round the Goodwins Race 2026 at Ramsgate Week
Kicking off the annual festival of sailing that is Ramsgate Race Week, the Round the Goodwins race is also an East Anglian Offshore series (EAORA) race.
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British Classic Week day 2
A decisive 3.5 hour delay by Race Officer Peter Saxton and his team from the Royal Yacht Squadron caused day two of British Classic Week to be held in perfect southwesterly sea breeze conditions.
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British Classic Week day 2
A decisive 3.5 hour delay by Race Officer Peter Saxton and his team from the Royal Yacht Squadron caused day two of British Classic Week to be held in perfect southwesterly sea breeze conditions.