Rya appoints sir michael as new chair of its board

The America’s Cup has just gone through possibly the most revolutionary change in its 174-year history. After almost 10 months of wrangling and fierce arguments behind closed doors since the conclusio

The best events for me are now judged by the characters I meet and the stories I hear. As a contrast to the packed Goodwood Festival of Speed, the following weekend’s Thames Traditional Boat Festival

Fourteen yacht clubs assembled two-boat teams to contest the ‘unofficial’ world cup of yachting, gathering Admiral’s Cup veterans reliving their dreams through to youth crews realising theirs in compe

The sun is shining, there is a consistent breeze from the southeast, and I hear the distinct flapping sound of a boat tacking through the wind. Popping up on deck I suddenly realise that I am surround

The race director of top-level GT contests, BRSCC chairman and successful racer in his own right tells Graham Keilloh about it all

Race charter in the Caribbean is not only all about sailing in turquoise waters with consistent trade winds and dramatic island backdrops but it’s also about being part of a lively, local tradition. Y