Not many sailors get the chance to sail a major championship in their home town and even fewer get a chance to win one.

Queen Mary hosted the International Moth Inland Championships over 8-9 May.

James Stuart, 30, has been appointed as RYA Scotland’s new Chief Operating Officer (COO). James joins RYAS from the Scottish Equestrian Association, where he was COO.

Foilers – still the most exciting technology in our sport at present, but still strangely limited pretty much to singlehanders like the Moth and RS600 FF.

The 2010 Pro-Vela Mar Menor Moth Fest, will commence on 16 May and looks to be an exciting week of high performance coaching, competitive racing and a lot of après sailing fun.

This article follows on from part 1 published last week

John ‘Woody’ Winning added yet another 18ft Skiff title to his already distinguished record over many years when he skippered Yandoo to victory in the ANZAC Regatta, sailed on

The final day of the 2010 Wilson Trophy dawned beautifully bright and clear and following a brief delay to allow the wind to build strength and stabilise direction, racing for the final part of the

Barbara Kendall is retiring from Olympic competition after a wind surfing career spanning close to a quarter century and encompassing multiple Olympic and World Championship medals.

It was the RYA’s South Zone who walked away basking in the winners glory today as the 2010 RYA Eric Twiname Championships came to a close on Rutland Water.