For inland sailors, the annual pilgrimage to the class championships usually means more than just sand, salt water, and ice creams — it can also bring big seas! Mark Rushall solves some common ...

Like a fine wine, the Hadron H2 is a dinghy that has matured over time. David Henshall tests its latest iteration Where better to run the boat test for the new Keith Callaghan-designed H2 singlehander ...

Louay Habib caught up with Skip Novak during the Legends Regatta to discover tales of races past, races present, and life after the Volvo Photo: Skip Novak In 1981, Raiders of the Lost Ark became one ...

Tom Cunliffe writes every month in Sailing Today with Yachts & Yachting magazine. His latest column follows the recent announcement by the UKHO that it will be phasing out paper chart production.

Launched at Dusseldorf ’s Boot this year, the new Dehler 42 follows the 38 and the 46 as the third model update of the four strong line-up for the German marque which has a proud history of producing ...

With big summer races such as the Round the Island approaching we speak to pro navigator, meteorologist and sailor Wouter Verbraak about his top tips on understanding the behaviour of winds for ...

Cowes Week 2021 delivered a mix of interesting and exciting racing, with up to 40 races per day across 30 classes. Giles Peckham’s Daring Dauntless won the regatta overall for a record fourth time, ...

In the October 2018 issue of Yachts and Yachting Magazine, Rupert Holmes took the all-new Grand Soleil 34 out for a test. See some of his thoughts below and grab a copy of the magazine for his full in ...

Mark Rushall explores how you can gain an advantage using the racing rules on room to tack and approaching an obstruction downwind Note: Since this feature was published there have been some small ...

Olympic gold medalists Hannah Mills MBE (GBR) and Eilidh McIntyre (GBR) were voted female 2021 Rolex World Sailor of the Year.

The Department of Transport’s Marine Accident Investigation Branch has published its report into the tragic death by drowning of Clipper Ventures sailor Simon Speirs, the 60-year-old retired solicitor ...

It’s fraught, frantic and you’ve got to fight for it – but using the windward boat rule wisely on the startline can ensure you lead from the off. Mark Rushall breaks things down It’s entirely your ...