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5.5 Metre Worlds – Wins for Artemis and Jean Genie

New Moon II (BAH 24) extended their lead on day 3 of the 2022 5.5 Metre World Championship at Hankø Yacht Club, Norway.

5.5 Metre Worlds – Day 2 racing cancelled

All racing on the second day of the 5.5 Metre World Championship in Hankø, Norway, was cancelled on Saturday

J-Cup – Superb conditions for Day 2

The Key Yachting J-Cup, in association with B&G, had superb conditions for the second day of racing.

5.5 Metre World Championship – Day 1

After a year of delay, the 2022 5.5 Metre World Championship finally got underway on Friday with two races in light to moderate winds for the 23 boats from 10 nations

Superyacht Cup Palma – Here come the Js

A quartet of J Class yachts launched the latest edition of Europe’s longest-running superyacht regatta with a superb symphony of sail racing out on the Bay of Palma.

Cowes Classics Week 2022 – Day 2

Cowes Classics Week is all about racing traditional yachts on the water and enjoying fabulous social events ashore.

Jean Genie wins Scandinavian Gold Cup

The British 5.5 Metre Jean Genie, helmed by Elliot Hanson with Andrew Palfrey and Sam Haines, made history by winning the Scandinavian Gold Cup at the Hankø Yacht Club, Norway after two days of racing.

5.5 Metre Scandinavian Gold Cup – Wins for AUS and GBR

Wins for Australia and Britain on first day of 5.5 Metre Scandinavian Gold Cup . . . In a unique first to three wins format, only race wins count

5.5 Metre Class return to Hankø for world titles

After an absence of 13 years, the 5.5 Metre Class is making a welcome return to Hankø YC in Norway for its Scandinavian Gold Cup, Class Cups and World Championship

Flying 15 Southern Championship to Davy and Huett

Jeremy Davy and Martin Huett won three of the five races completed to take a two point victory at the Flying Fifteen 2022 Southern Championship at Parkstone YC over the weekend

Xacobeo Six Metre Worlds – Final Day

Momo, helmed by Swiss owner Dieter Schoen and crewed by Markus Wieser, Dirk de Ridder, Ross Halcrow and Victor Manuel Marino Prieto, win the Xacobeo Six Metre 2022 Open World Championship