With just under a week left to run, the 2025 Transpac fleet is officially past halfway, surfing westward across the Pacific towards Honolulu’s Diamond Head. After setting off in staggered starts on July 1, 3, and 5, 53 yachts of every style and strategy—ranging from 35 to 88 feet—have now picked up the trades, leaving behind fickle calms and early retirements (four boats have dropped out). The leaderboard is starting to shape up, but the race is far from over.

The Admiral’s Cup returns to Cowes from 17 July to 1 August 2025, reviving offshore sailing’s iconic team race. National teams will compete in inshore and offshore events, celebrating Corinthian spirit, tradition, and global competition on the Solent.

Some people drift into sailing. Rachel Mcguigan charged in—eyes up, hands on, no time to waste. When she first spoke to Leo Cantwell, skipper of Aileron, he asked her straight: “What do you want to learn?” Her answer was clear and fearless: “I want to do a helming course. I want to learn bow. I want it all. I’m not mucking about.” And she wasn’t. Leo took her seriously—and from that moment, things started moving.

Hamilton Island Race Week’s 40th anniversary celebrations are hotting up, with more than 160 entries confirmed for the annual sailing regatta to be contested from 16-23 August in the glorious Whitsunday Islands.

Diego Botin’s Spain SailGP Team leads the fleet after a stormy and tactical opening day of the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix. France, ROCKWOOL Denmark and New Zealand are all hot on his heels for all-important leaderboard points heading into Championship Sunday.

Honours to Zoulou, skippered by 84-year-old Peter Cunningham

SailGP Hits the Bookies as High-Speed Catamarans Return to New York. SailGP, the high-octane, data-fuelled racing league that’s turned sailing into a stadium sport, has dropped anchor in the world of sports betting. Just ahead of this weekend’s Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix (June 7–8), the global series is now letting fans back their hunches with a wager or two.

Asia & Oceania, Middle East & Africa, South America directory of boat manufacturers, offering a comprehensive resource for boating enthusiasts. Part 1 North America and Canada is available on the site at : https://oldseadogs.com/gear/boat-manufacturers-north-america-usa-canada/ Part 2 European is available on the site at : https://oldseadogs.com/gear/boat-manufacturers-europe/

The Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2025 gears up for its thrilling run from May 23rd to 25th, the iconic Port Hercule transforms into a floating showcase of opulence, with an impressive fleet of yachts descending upon the principality. This year, marking the 81st edition of the race, the event draws some of the world’s most luxurious Super Yachts, turning the harbour into a spectacle that rivals the on-track action. Known for its challenging 3.337 - kilometre circuit winding through Monte Carlo’s narrow streets, the Grand Prix attracts not just racing enthusiasts but also the global elite, who arrive aboard vessels that epitomise extravagance and engineering marvels.

The summer is here but if you are thinking of heading away and embarking on an unforgettable adventure, sailing around one of these place could be fun.The Greek Islands, Amalfi Coast, and Caribbean (post-hurricane season) are premier destinations for the upcoming year. Each location offers a unique blend of breathtaking scenery, challenging yet rewarding winds, and rich maritime culture, making 2025 an ideal time to set sail.

Boating on the Norfolk Broads in the UK offers a serene escape across over 125 miles of lock-free open waterways, a National Park formed from medieval peat diggings, now a haven of rivers, lakes, and wildlife-rich landscapes.

Cowes Week Ltd has confirmed that Garmin®, a global leader in marine electronics, will return as the Official Weather Forecast Sponsor for Cowes Week 2025. The renewed partnership extends Garmin’s long-standing support for one of the world’s most prestigious sailing regattas.