Sailing News

Melges roll out their new double-handed asymmetric dinghy

Melges Performance Sailboats rolls out the latest addition to its lineup, the Melges 15 dinghy

Hayling Island SC returns to the water

Hayling Island SC opened its gates for the first time after six weeks of lockdown due to the coronavirus restrictions

Mirabaud Yacht Racing Image of the Century

With rare exceptions, 2020 will be a blank year for sailing, due to the global pandemic, there won’t be any regattas and yacht racing photographers struggle to do their job, it’s a sad reality

The best beaches on the Isle of Wight

The infamous, lavish international holidays, qoute by Matt Hancock may have upset the airline industry, but staycation destinations are looking forward to a boost

Winners and last minute Losers

Many countries are posting their exit strategies for recovery from the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic, but with the tangle of border and quarantine issues there will still be winners and last minute losers

Ian ‘Soapy’ Moore walks the Rolex Fastnet Race Course

Ian ‘Soapy’ Moore is fascinated by the Rolex Fastnet Race and is a leading expert on offshore racing tactics and strategy

£60 million funding still available for sailing and yachting organisations

Last month Sport England announced a £195 million package to help the community sport and physical activity sector in England

British Sailing Team welcome return to on water training

The British Sailing Team has welcomed the guidance issued by the Government on the phased return to training for elite sports

Remember the fourth America’s Cup challenger?

Aficionados of the America’s Cup may remember that there are actually four challengers for AC36

IOC set aside $800 million to tackle virus impact

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach revealed that the IOC face a bill of up to $800 million for the postponed Tokyo Games to address the impact of the coronavirus