CEO change
Oyster Yachts welcomes Stefan Zimmermann Zschocke as CEO to helm the brand’s next era of craftsmanship and innovation.
Black Foils victorious
Peter Burling’s New Zealand SailGP team on top after triumph in Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix in Portsmouth.
Ahead of the curve
Strong start on LA waters for Australian Sailors as they gain firsthand experience at the future venue of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
Flying helmsman
In the lead up to the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix in Portsmouth, 19 & 20 July, Sails publisher, Hillary Buckman filed this exclusive interview with Driver, CEO and co-owner of the Bonds Flying Roos, Tom Slingsby.
Young skipper award
Will Farnell is the ORCV’s Youth Sailor of the Year 2025.
Magnets attract
Entries come from far afield as SeaLink Magnetic Island Race Week prepares to unfold, 29 August to 3 September.
Olympic countdown
With three years to go until the 2028 Olympic Games, Australian sailors take to LA waters.
Long Laser Lunch
Last month 93 Laser sailors from across the country gathered at the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club for what became a truly unforgettable reunion.
Don’t stop me now!
Corinthian sailor Elizabeth Tucker takes on the world, starting with the 2025 Noakes Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race.
Preparing to race
One month out from the start of the 2025 edition of The Ocean Race Europe seven mixed-gender crews made up of sailors from across 13 nations are undertaking their final preparations for the Race start in Kiel, Germany on 10 August.
Pinnacle of sailing
Part One: Sailing’s Glitterati prepare for the Admiral’s Cup, commencing 17 July.
YYachts appoints
Sven Göbel has been appointed YYachts’ new CEO.
51-feet of joy
At Swan headquarters in Pietarsaari, Finland, the first new Swan 51 was officially launched, marking an exciting addition to the Nautor Swan fleet.
Morris steps up
Grae Morris takes on the iQFOiL World Championships in Denmark in shifty conditions.
Mini Globe update
Recapping the 2025 McIntyrMini Globe Race so far and looking ahead to Leg 3 to Cape Town.
Heavyweights set off
The 20 biggest, fastest boats racing in the 2025 Transpac began their offshore sprint from Los Angeles, California, to Honolulu, Hawaii, on Sunday 6 July.
