Elan Yachts’ E-Line range of performance cruisers has a brand new flagship. It’s been about five years since the last new model in the range

'Nail-biting anticipation' is no overstatement when it came to awaiting the arrival in Europe for sea trials of the first DSS-equipped – unarguably dramatic and

The Class 40 victory in the Transat Jacques Vabre has gone to Redman, co-skippered by Frenchman Antoine Carpentier and Pablo Santurde Del Arco of Spain.

No longer does the use of bio-resins and fibre in composite manufacturing mean increased production costs because of the need for much more delicate material

The creation of Maxi Swan as a standalone entity promises to both stimulate and shake up the top end of performance sailing all the way

The IMOCA podium will soon be complete as the battles in the chasing fleet intensify. The damaged Ultime, Sodebo 3 is expected to end her

Even if you are using a hybrid mix of new and existing hardware there is no longer any reason why your data should not be

On a beautiful morning off Fort de France in Martinique, the blue and white Guillaume Verdier-designed IMOCA LinkedOut, sailed by Thomas Ruyant and Morgan Lagravière

The winner of the last edition of the race in the Class 40 has sustained keel damage, whilst bad weather off Martinique may delay the

The dream of staging the 37th America’s Cup in Cork, Ireland is still very much alive. Far from giving up on the quest to secure the

Almost as if a cork had been removed from a very expensive bottle of champagne – or perhaps Prosecco – the Maxi world burst back

The start date for leg one of The Ocean Race 2022-23 has been confirmed with both IMOCA and VO65 fleets scheduled to burst from the

The breeze looks patchy over the final miles to the finish at Fort de France on Martinique, but Thomas Ruyant and Morgan Lagravière are firmly

The Ultimes podium is complete. Late last night SVR-Lazartigue took second place ahead of Banque Populaire XI. The leading IMOCAs are due in Martinique on

Franck Cammas and Charles Caudrelier have won the Ultime class title of the 15th edition of the Transat Jacques Vabre aboard Maxi Edmond de Rothschild.

Big, fast, ocean-capable cats are where it’s at right now and the ever-expanding Hudson Yacht Group range is right at the front of the action.

Several ClubSwan regattas have already been run successfully in 2021 and these typically well-organised and great fun – and very competitive – events have also

Primonial has taken line honours and the Ocean Fifty multihull title in the 2021 Transat Jacques Vabre race. French pair Sébastien Rogues and Matthieu Souben

Every time Reckmann supplies a new superyacht sailing system they surprise us by going one step further. With the Judel/Vrolijk 146-footer Path and 196-foot Sarissa

The first boats are expected to arrive in Martinique overnight. The three fastest classes are slipping slowly through an area of light winds whilst the

Over four of the most difficult days of racing in 44Cup history, an impressive seven races were still held at the 44Cup Calero Marinas Lanzarote

All four classes are on a direct route to the finish. The Ocean Fifty multihulls lead the race with just 645 miles to the finish

American Magic, the U.S. Challenger for the 36th America's Cup [AC36] and a prospective Challenger for the 37th, was pleased to receive the AC37 Protocol

The hoped for grandstand finish to the 2021 Transat Jacques Vabre in Martinique is beginning to look likely as Ultimes and Ocean Fiftys begin their

Conditions off Lanzarote’s moonscape south coast took on a different character for day two of the 44Cup Calero Marinas Lanzarote, with much improved sailing conditions

Thirty knot Samba sailing for the Ultimes as the IMOCAs escape the Doldrums. Class 40’s on a Cape Verde slalom course whilst the Ocean Fifty

The 44Cup Calero Marinas Lanzarote, final and deciding event of the 2021 44Cup, got off to a difficult start today. To race the nimble RC44s

The Protocol for the 37th America's Cup has been published and while there are still some crucial details that are yet to be completed, there

A broken bowsprit on HBF-Reforest'Action means Kito de Pavant and Gwen Gbickfirst are the first Class 40 pair to abandon the Transat Jacques Vabre. Meanwhile,

The final event of the 2021 44Cup sets sail tomorrow out of Puerto Calero, Lanzarote with technically any of the five top teams still able

Justin Chisholm’s guest on the latest episode of The Yacht Racing Podcast is British solo racing skipper Alex Thomson. Thomson is a veteran of no less

Like the sun coming out after a storm, competitive sailing has resumed in the Caribbean. It might not be readily apparent, especially for those not

The next two days could be crucial in deciding the winners of the 2021 Transat Jacques Vabre. Lead changes are expected across three of the

The Protocol of the 37th America’s Cup was released today by the Defender, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron and Emirates Team New Zealand and

After nine days in the 15th edition of the Transat Jacques Vabre, the leading boats in the IMOCA Class are heading west under the Cape

After nine days of racing the monohulls are still bunched together in cat and mouse battles in which any mistake will prove costly. Maxi Edmond

The Doldrums are reducing Maxi Edmond de Rothschild’s lead in the Ultime class, whilst Primonial is extending her lead over the other Ocean Fifty boats.

Team Dutchsail - Janssen de Jong pulled off the most impressive win of their 2021 season that has been full of victories from start to

We’re exactly one week into the 15th edition of the Transat Jacques Vabre race. On the whole the racing is close with many of the

It took no time at all for the spectacular Drheam Cup – a multi-course event for the world’s very fastest yachts – to make a

Racing an F50 cat in the SailGP series you will be lucky to get as long a a blink of an eye to react. The ability

After six days of racing in the Transat Jacques Vabre the first signs of wear and tear are appearing on board the boats and fatigue

With five days of racing completed in the 15th edition of the Transat Jacques Vabre, the now 20-strong IMOCA fleet is making good progress to

There was a lead change in the IMOCAs this morning but as the Ultimes power south to Cape Verde, many of the Class 40 are

As the days shorten in the northern hemisphere and the sailing season draws to a close, there remains one bright spark in international sailing. The

Sodebo Ultim 3 is being assessed following last night's collision with an unidentified floating object. 11th Hour Racing Team - Alaka'i have officially abandoned the

The four different boat classes are now heading across the Atlantic, battling for a podium finish in this year’s Transat Jacques Vabre. Meanwhile, back in

The fastest classes at the head of the fleet have now escaped the high-pressure zone that becalmed them for days, however the Class 40 fleet

We knew this was going to be a slow Transat Jacques Vabre, but the 15th edition of this two-handed biennial classic has been a real

A dismasting, spring tides and light winds have made the first 36 hours of the Transat Jacques Vabre very tricky for the fleet of 79

Winning by the slimmest of margins Takashi Okura’s TP52 Sled team were crowned 2021’s 52 SUPER SERIES champions and Rolex TP52 World Champions Saturday in