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British Soling Nationals 2026 at Lochaber
The last weekend of August has traditionally seen Lochaber Yacht Club (LYC) host the British Soling National Championship, and this year was no exception.
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Stage set on Dublin Bay for ILCA6 Women’s Worlds
The ILCA6 Women’s World Championships are set to get under way in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland, next week, with a fleet of 110 athletes from 44 countries preparing for six days of intense racing on Dublin Bay.
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Osprey Nationals 2026 at Mount’s Bay Day 1
It was like gorillas in the mizzle down in deepest Cornwall as the Osprey Class began the 2026 Nationals event at Mount’s Bay Sailing Club.
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Osprey Nationals 2026 at Mount’s Bay Day 1
It was like gorillas in the mizzle down in deepest Cornwall as the Osprey Class began the 2026 Nationals event at Mount’s Bay Sailing Club.
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British Soling Nationals 2026 at Lochaber
The last weekend of August has traditionally seen Lochaber Yacht Club (LYC) host the British Soling National Championship, and this year was no exception.
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2026 Melges 24 Europeans day 4
Ante Cesic and the crew of CRO 867 Razjaren, with the owner Lukasz Podniesinski, have successfully defended their Melges 24 European Championship title.
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Capricorno returns for 2026 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup
Capricorno, the Judel/Vrolijk-designed 80-footer, returns to one of the world’s most prestigious maxi yacht events, lining up for the 2026 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup in Porto Cervo, Sardinia.
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P&B Phantom Nationals at Tenby Day 1
The 2026 P&B Phantom National Championships got under way at Tenby Sailing Club in classic Pembrokeshire conditions, with a lively sea breeze, Atlantic swell and close racing producing an entertaining opening day for the fleet.
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P&B Phantom Nationals at Tenby Day 1
The 2026 P&B Phantom National Championships got under way at Tenby Sailing Club in classic Pembrokeshire conditions, with a lively sea breeze, Atlantic swell and close racing producing an entertaining opening day for the fleet.
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Untapped potential in Durban and KwaZulu-Natal
Durban and KwaZulu-Natal’s potential to expand their role in South Africa’s marine economy – and connect local businesses more strongly with African and international markets – will come under the spotlight at the African Boating Conference 2026