E.Leclerc's French Mach 50 Pananad 4 skippered by Antoine Magre has won IRC Zero in the RORC Caribbean 600 after taking class line honours in an elapsed time of two days, 10 hours, 32, minutes, and 31 seconds, and also posting the best IRC corrected time.
Remon Vos’ RP100 Black Jack 100 skippered by Tristan Le Brun has taken Monohull Line Honours in the 2026 RORC Caribbean 600, after completing the 600-mile course in an elapsed time of one day, 20 hours, 31 minutes, and 36 seconds.
After two more races on Wednesday Brendan Casey from Australia still leads the Porsche Centre Brisbane 2026 Finn World Masters at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, in Brisbane, Australia.
Jason Carroll’s MOD70 Argo has taken multihull line honours in the RORC Caribbean 600, completing the 600-mile course in one day, 12 hours, one minute, and 46 seconds, after a ferocious race-long battle with Jon Desmond’s MOD70 Final Final – Zoulou, which finished just over three minutes behind.
Marko Kolic from Italy won the only race possible on the second day of the Porsche Centre Brisbane 2026 Finn World Masters at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, in Brisbane, Australia.
AMAALA Yacht Club and We Are Foiling have announced the start of a strategic partnership aimed at building AMAALA as a global reference destination for foiling sailing and high-performance watersports.
The 2026 RORC Caribbean 600 got underway in spectacular style in Antigua from Fort Charlotte, high above the iconic Pillars of Hercules. At the start of the 17th edition, the international RORC fleet set out for the non-stop 600-mile race around 11 stunning Caribbean islands.
The Long Beach Yacht Club has announced the full lineup of eight skippers for its 2026 Ficker Cup match racing regatta, to be held April 24 – 26, 2026.
As the first event of the season for the ten Olympic sailing disciplines, the 55th Trofeo Princesa Sofía Mallorca by FERGUS Hotels will test several changes proposed by World Sailing designed to deliver closer and more exciting finals at Los Angeles 2028.
After the excitement of the IMA maxi racing at the RORC Nelson’s Cup and Antigua 360 last week, so competition continues today with the start of the ‘main event’ - the Caribbean 600, the 17th edition of the Royal Ocean Racing Club’s offshore race.