Coastal-Sailing Articles
Lanzarote International Regatta crowns Fischer and Péquin after demanding Olympic test Across a full week of competition, the regatta delivered exactly what sailors value most at this stage of the Olympic cycle: volume, variety, and pressure. From heavy-air planing conditions and Atlantic swell to medium breezes and a tactically demanding light-wind finale, Lanzarote once again proved why it has become one of Europe’s most reliable winter proving grounds for elite sailing.
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Four days, sixteen races, and every condition Lanzarote could deliver
15-02-2026
A fleet of the world’s most promising young sailors — representing over 35 nations — delivered a masterclass in determination, boat-handling, and strategy across the ILCA 6 (Women’s) and ILCA 7 (Men’s) fleets. Twelve scheduled races for the gold groups, 11 for the ILCA 7 Silver fleet, and a final day that could not have been scripted better — this was youth sailing at its finest.
Under golden Adriatic skies, with a breeze of 10 to 14 knots filling across the bay, the final two races brought the week to a spectacular close.
05-11-2025
Marstrand woke to a restless sea. A heavy swell rolled in from the open water, big enough to keep the fleets ashore while the race officers watched and waited. By late morning, the waves had eased to a more manageable two metres, and between 11:30 and noon the sailors slipped their moorings and headed out.
14-08-2025
Dani Anglada Pich Makes History: First Blind Sailor to Solo Round the Isle of Wight — In a Rudderless Catamaran
Thursday 24 July 2025 will go down as a day of seamanship, stubborn grit, and something close to magic.
29-07-2025
Embracing the whisper of fair winds, the P&B team prepares for a weekend escapade, surrendering to the allure of the coast.
03-05-2025