Category: Uncategorised

This year, an impressive 62 sailors took part in the Southern Topper Traveller Spring Series. Six events were hosted at Spinnaker, Oxford, Hamble River, Weymouth, Bosham and Stokes Bay Sailing Clubs, with competitors counting their best four results.

Following the Senior Schools Championships, a fleet of old friends and fresh faces descended upon Itchenor Sailing Club for the Junior Schools Championships. It was quite a sight on Thursday morning to see 80 RS Fevas beating their way down.

Following the Senior Schools Championships, a fleet of old friends and fresh faces descended upon Itchenor Sailing Club for the Junior Schools Championships. It was quite a sight on Thursday morning to see 80 RS Fevas beating their way down.

This year, an impressive 62 sailors took part in the Southern Topper Traveller Spring Series. Six events were hosted at Spinnaker, Oxford, Hamble River, Weymouth, Bosham and Stokes Bay Sailing Clubs, with competitors counting their best four results.

When it comes to short-handed racing the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club’s Waller-Harris 2-handed Triangle has established an enviable reputation for combining serious racing with great camaraderie ashore.

When it comes to short-handed racing the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club’s Waller-Harris 2-handed Triangle has established an enviable reputation for combining serious racing with great camaraderie ashore.

Three Australian Wing Foil athletes will represent Australia at the World Sailing Championships Test Event in Gdynia, Poland, from 15-18 July, marking an important step in the development of the discipline ahead of the 2027 World Sailing Championships.

Long Beach once again delivered world-class racing conditions Tuesday as sunshine, steady afternoon sea breezes and flat-water conditions challenged more than 100 of the world’s top Olympic windsurfers and kiteboarders competing.

Long Beach once again delivered world-class racing conditions Tuesday as sunshine, steady afternoon sea breezes and flat-water conditions challenged more than 100 of the world’s top Olympic windsurfers and kiteboarders competing.

This year’s Round the Island race was a gift for photographers. With the current heat wave and a welcome easterly breeze kicking in, the race promised every sailors cliche of fair winds and calm seas.