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Melges 24 Worlds strongly supported by community
With just a week remaining before the start of the 2026 Melges 24 World Championship, the pressure is building and the pace of preparation is accelerating on every front.
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Noble Marine RS600 Nationals – Runners and Riders
After all the adrenaline of Garda and Warsash a few months ago, it’s been a quiet summer, but the RS600 Nationals are right around the corner.
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Globe40 2028-2029 Interview: Jonas Gerckens
Five months after the finish of the Globe40, Jonas Gerckens looks back on an extraordinary adventure… and is already looking ahead to the next one!
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Noble Marine RS600 Nationals – Runners and Riders
After all the adrenaline of Garda and Warsash a few months ago, it’s been a quiet summer, but the RS600 Nationals are right around the corner.
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Wooden Boat Stage at the Southampton Boat Show
The Wooden Boat Stage returns to the Southampton International Boat Show with a larger presence and a clear mission: to inspire the next generation of boatbuilders & demonstrate that traditional wooden boatbuilding offers a rewarding and creative career.
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Globe40 2028-2029 Interview: Jonas Gerckens
Five months after the finish of the Globe40, Jonas Gerckens looks back on an extraordinary adventure… and is already looking ahead to the next one!
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Hadron H2 Nationals at Keyhaven Day 1
The first day of the 2026 Hadron H2 National Championships presented PRO Dougal Henshall with several challenges, not least of which were the oscillating westerly wind and, in the later stages, the fast ebbing spring tide.
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Hadron H2 Nationals at Keyhaven Day 1
The first day of the 2026 Hadron H2 National Championships presented PRO Dougal Henshall with several challenges, not least of which were the oscillating westerly wind and, in the later stages, the fast ebbing spring tide.
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Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup Day 4
In the blustery conditions the two world championship classes each sailed two windward-leewards.
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Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup Day 4
In the blustery conditions the two world championship classes each sailed two windward-leewards.