Yachting-Life Articles

Cowes Week began under a light north‑westerly breeze

Day 1 – Saturday, 2 August 2025 At about 13:00, conditions began to improve, and by 13:24, the AP signal was dropped to launch racing J/70 Class The 36‑boat J/70 fleet kicked off the action with a general recall, followed by individual recalls that left six boats OCS. Once away around 13:40, they raced a coastal course—Gurnard → Contessa 32 → Jane → Hill‑Head → East Knoll. Bruce Huber’s Endeavour led early, while Sardonyx ran aground.
Cowes Week Opens
© Michael Hodges

Cowes Week 2025 begins

06-08-2025

SANCTUARY COVE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW

SANCTUARY COVE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW
“We’ve had an incredible total of 824 boats—422 on water and 402 on land—an unrivaled display for our tens of thousands of visitors and the largest number ever for the Show,” said Corey Rattray-Wood, Head of Events at Mulpha Events. This record-breaking figure represents an increase of almost 10% over last year’s Show. This year’s SCIBS featured everything from next-generation marine technology to ultra-luxury yachts, thrilling visitors and delivering strong results for exhibitors.
31-05-2025

Attitude Versus Training in Yachting: The Indomitable Spirit of Sailors Unearthed

In the unrelenting world of sailing, attitude often rules over training, redefining the survivalist spirit of seafarers amidst the unforgiving ocean tides.
19-12-2024