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When the first ever Cornwall Swim Festival takes place next month at Trevassack Lake – home of the Children’s Sailing Trust – the event will be that bit safer thanks to a new set of marker buoys sourced and funded by Falmouth Harbour.

One year ago, Swiss sailor Oliver Heer made history as the first ever Swiss-German skipper to start the legendary Vendée Globe – the world’s toughest solo, non-stop, round-the-world yacht race.

For many young sailors the transition from dinghies to keelboats can be uncertain – a point where even the most talented athletes sometimes step away from the sport. Yet in the SB20 Class, that transition has become a proven pathway to the world stage.

For many young sailors the transition from dinghies to keelboats can be uncertain – a point where even the most talented athletes sometimes step away from the sport. Yet in the SB20 Class, that transition has become a proven pathway to the world stage.

What an extraordinary season, packed with incredible events! In 2025, we hosted three World Championships, one Global Championship, and a full calendar of events that began and ended with the traditional ILCA and T293 Zonal Regattas.

Just as the international 52 SUPER SERIES race teams set their pre-season goals and objectives to achieve their best possible result at the end of the season, so to does the series lay out the sustainability aims and objectives for the year.

Just as the international 52 SUPER SERIES race teams set their pre-season goals and objectives to achieve their best possible result at the end of the season, so to does the series lay out the sustainability aims and objectives for the year.

North Sails France announces a key leadership transition: Marine Derrien has been appointed Managing Director, bringing nearly two decades of experience in offshore racing, international sailing campaigns, and event management.

It was a sunny, beautiful day on the Río de la Plata with a ripping tide that challenged the 71 boats at the J/70 World Championship. The standings continue to invert throughout this series, with eight of 10 planned races recorded.

It was a sunny, beautiful day on the Río de la Plata with a ripping tide that challenged the 71 boats at the J/70 World Championship. The standings continue to invert throughout this series, with eight of 10 planned races recorded.