STIR Sets 2026 Dates for Easter Weekend, April 3–5
The St. Thomas International Regatta returns to Easter Weekend in 2026, continuing a cherished tradition for racers and families alike.
The St. Thomas International Regatta returns to Easter Weekend in 2026, continuing a cherished tradition for racers and families alike.
In the hypercompetitive world of offshore solo yacht racing, Ambre Hasson is charting her own ambitious course.
Today, many cruisers are embracing performance—not for trophies, but to sail smarter, better, and farther than ever.
Stanford’s three-peat at Women’s Nationals highlights dominance on the water and the growing power of women’s college sailing programs.
Cruising sailors are embracing competition, thanks to faster boats, better tech, and events that blend racing with adventure.
Antigua Sailing Week debuts the Antigua Cruising Rally, a relaxed alternative for sailors seeking adventure without competition.
This year’s multihull regatta in St. Maarten finds a mix of high-tech racers and cruising yachts in both racing and rally divisions.
The change means sailors can race under the PHRF or ORR handicapping systems.
For fans of classic wooden sailboats, the Opera House Regatta is a feast for the eyes and soul off Nantucket.
A front-row seat to Conor Fogerty’s masterful seamanship—and sailing tales—made the Round Ireland Yacht Race unforgettable.
Three women embrace chaos, camaraderie and learning how to fly a spinnaker on a 750-mile wilderness race to Alaska.
ARC and ARC+ fleets complete their transatlantic journeys, celebrating victories and reflecting on challenges in Grenada and Saint Lucia.
The St. Thomas International Regatta returns to Easter Weekend in 2026, continuing a cherished tradition for racers and families alike.
In the hypercompetitive world of offshore solo yacht racing, Ambre Hasson is charting her own ambitious course.
Today, many cruisers are embracing performance—not for trophies, but to sail smarter, better, and farther than ever.
Stanford’s three-peat at Women’s Nationals highlights dominance on the water and the growing power of women’s college sailing programs.
Cruising sailors are embracing competition, thanks to faster boats, better tech, and events that blend racing with adventure.
Antigua Sailing Week debuts the Antigua Cruising Rally, a relaxed alternative for sailors seeking adventure without competition.
This year’s multihull regatta in St. Maarten finds a mix of high-tech racers and cruising yachts in both racing and rally divisions.
The change means sailors can race under the PHRF or ORR handicapping systems.
For fans of classic wooden sailboats, the Opera House Regatta is a feast for the eyes and soul off Nantucket.
A front-row seat to Conor Fogerty’s masterful seamanship—and sailing tales—made the Round Ireland Yacht Race unforgettable.
Three women embrace chaos, camaraderie and learning how to fly a spinnaker on a 750-mile wilderness race to Alaska.
ARC and ARC+ fleets complete their transatlantic journeys, celebrating victories and reflecting on challenges in Grenada and Saint Lucia.
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