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Rutland Sailing Club hosted the latest stand-alone rounds of both the British Keelboat League and University Sailing League, delivering 25 races across two sharply contrasting days and a weekend that combined tight racing, winter weather and socials.

Rutland Sailing Club hosted the latest stand-alone rounds of both the British Keelboat League and University Sailing League, delivering 25 races across two sharply contrasting days and a weekend that combined tight racing, winter weather and socials.

As anticipation builds toward the GP14 World Championships on Belfast Lough this August, the 2026 GP14 season gets off to a flying start with the RNIYC Spring Series. The series marks the first major event in a packed and exciting calendar.

As anticipation builds toward the GP14 World Championships on Belfast Lough this August, the 2026 GP14 season gets off to a flying start with the RNIYC Spring Series. The series marks the first major event in a packed and exciting calendar.

Popular staples like their high performing Barton Race Blocks, robust Kevlar Cam Cleats and carbon fibre Tiller Extensions through to the extremely accurate and now lower priced Windicator, sleek Continuous Line Furler and vast accessories range.

Popular staples like their high performing Barton Race Blocks, robust Kevlar Cam Cleats and carbon fibre Tiller Extensions through to the extremely accurate and now lower priced Windicator, sleek Continuous Line Furler and vast accessories range.

Tasmanian Sabre sailors are competing in the 2026 Sabre State Championship in Hobart this weekend as part of the 2026 Banjo’s Shoreline Crown Series Bellerive Regatta.

Biscayne Bay heats up again February 20-22 as Bacardi Winter Series Event No.2 brings the J/70 and Melges 24 fleets back for round two of the 2026 Miami campaign.

Biscayne Bay heats up again February 20-22 as Bacardi Winter Series Event No.2 brings the J/70 and Melges 24 fleets back for round two of the 2026 Miami campaign.

After day one’s maelstrom, the second day of racing for the IMA Maxi class at the RORC Nelson’s Cup in Antigua was less boisterous, with the sun out, generally flat water and a moderate breeze that topped out at 15 knots.