Hannah Mills and crew Saskia Clark light a spark of hope in the Women's 470 class
2012
International 8-metre world championships
The events Blog News Video Photos Visit For the first time since 1911, the International 8-metre…
An Accident Waiting to Happen?
If this is the state of the safety equipment, what is the rest of the boat like?
Ranger wins opening J-Class race in Falmouth
With slick crew work and flat water speed, the experience of the Super J thwarts the new Dutch J’s
Pocket scow cruiser
It's small, it's robust and it looks powerful. But this 22ft round-bow boat's no looker
1948 Olympics Torquay
Original archive scans on how Yachting World reported Britain’s previous Olympic regatta in Torquay. Plus, a taste of the era from our archives
Foils or Fantasy?
Oracle ups the ante with their foil borne AC45
The Js are ready to race in Falmouth
Four J-Class yachts prepare to race this week in Falmouth, UK, for the inaugural J-Class UK Regattas
Maria Cattiva wins Superyacht Cup Palma 2012
Second across the line is Atalante followed by Highland Breeze
‘La crème anglaise’
Three up-and-coming young British sailors are about to take on the best French solo racers
Sixty Three Nations at London 2012 Olympic Games
Sixty three nations will be represented at the London 2012 Olympic Sailing Competition after the unused qualification places were assigned
Superyacht Cup Cowes
Find out more about the 2012 Superyacht Cup Cowes
The Pendennis Cup
Held every other year, the Pendennis Cup is gaining a firm foothold on the big yacht calendar.
The J class sailing events
With the J's racing in Falmouth and the Solent this summer, we look at what makes them so special...
Commodore’s Cup Teams Announced
Seven teams are to contest this year's Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup
An artist’s view of Olympic sailors
See some of the most beautiful and gritty portraits of sailors we’ve ever seen set to music and their own words
Korea Enters America’s Cup
Team Korea pays its entry fee to increase the Challenger list to four for 2013
French sailor faces prosecution
Marc Guillemot allegedly sailed the wrong way up shipping lanes during Round Britain record attempt. Cynical or incompetent?