The forecast for the final day of the Moth World Championship in Hayling Island was for no wind, but it turned out to be a sparkling day with the best breeze of the week.

Moth guru Andrew McDougall is Europe at present, having first attended the Italian Moth Nationals and Foiling Week on Lake Garda and this week has been sailing the Moth Worlds at Hayling Island Sai

An earlier start allowed the Gold fleet to get a full four races on the penultimate day of the International Moth World Championships at Hayling Island, with the Silver fleet once again getting in

The Moth Worlds fleet woke up to the wind blowing a steady 15 knots, the sun shining and by 1000 it had already reached 23°C - perfect sailing conditions.

The sweltering temperatures and light wind continue to make life difficult for the race officials at the Moth Worlds.

Day two of racing at the Moth World Championship in Hayling Island started around 1pm after the westerly sea breeze filled in.

After a day's break following the UK Nationals, the International Moth World Championship began today.

Racing at the 2014 ISAF Youth Sailing World Championship in Tavira, Portugal came to a thrilling conclusion as the medals across the eight events were decided.

The Moth World Championship gets underway out of Hayling Island Sailing Club tomorrow (Saturday) with a record-sized fleet of 137 boats entered.

For the second and final day of the UK Moth Nationals, there was a postponement as the race committee waited for the wind to fill in and for the competitors to beat the flood tide coming into