A festival of sailing! INSIDER TIP: Entries close midnight Sunday 29 June. Not racing? Get a close up view of the action with commentary on a three-hour Birkett Cruise with Ullswater Steamers.

Participants can join by sailing, racing, cruising on their own boat, crewing on a friend’s vessel, or joining Summer Sailstice events. By registering their sailing plans on the Summer Sailstice ...

A PFD, or Personal Flotation Device (aka life jacket), is the single-most important piece of safety equipment you can have when something goes wrong on the water. Unlike when driving your car, having ...

The Double Handed Dinghy Open saw 15 boats with varying speeds from a 470 to a Gull. The first race saw Wilum Johnston (470) finishing first over the water but Dave Hearsum (Kestrel) won the first ...

At well over six foot, an attribute he shares with his brother Giles, he projects a calm assuredness, and has a plan for growing competitive racing that is bold, exciting and data-driven. He knows ...

Originally published in 2019, this list from Adam Loory remains a good reminder on why racing isn’t just for ... There often is a social element après sailing. 2. You just can’t get enough ...

Following a short but tense medal race final on the Bay of Palma this morning (Saturday, 5th April), Ireland's Lynch (National Yacht Club) secured third place in the Princess Sofia event… ...

Racing in a world championship is tough. Doing it while on the clock is exhausting. Doing both well is superhuman. The simple Sunfish came to the recreational sailing masses in the 1960s with ...

Mustang Survival’s latest inflatable PFD, the Atlas 190 DLX Hammar incorporates everything the highly respected marine safety company has learned about PFDs over the last three decades. This new, ...

One big advantage of this style of sailing, Rosenberg says, is that J/Pod fleets tend to be more compressed around the buoys than other one-design fleets. “It makes it feel like we’re racing ...