Geneva, 02 July 2024 – For the first time, the pinnacle event in grand prix monohull sailing – the Rolex TP52 World Championship – will be held outside European waters. The 2024 edition of this prestigious annual competition will be hosted by the New York Yacht Club (NYYC) in Newport, Rhode Island (US) from 15–20 July.

It is now less than 100 days to the 7 July start of the 2024 AEGEAN 600, the annual offshore race organized by the Hellenic Offshore Racing Club in conjunction with Olympic Marine.

The unique Cyclades Cup took place from June 14th to 16th, 2024, on the stunning island of Antiparos, Greece. 

The Royal Malta Yacht Club is pleased to announce that the Notice of Race for the 2024 Rolex Middle Sea Race has been published today and the online race management system is ready to accept entry applications.

A bigger breeze and brighter skies welcomed all competitors on the first day of full fleet racing at Superyacht Cup Palma 2024, with debutants and returnees sharing the honours.

As the committed partner of yachting for almost 70 years, Rolex shares the highest standards of excellence with the custodians of the sport.

Jean-Pierre Barjon has already enjoyed much success with his Botin 65 Spirit of Lorina having won the International Maxi Association’s Mediterranean Maxi Offshore Challenge in 2021-22.

Superyacht Cup Palma has made a bright and flying start to 2024, with the 28th edition of Europe's longest running superyacht regatta already happy to welcome a trio of first-time entries to the benchmark event.

A second 20 mile coastal race, this time from Saint-Tropez down to a turning mark off L’Escalet and back, rounded off the inshore series for the maxis competing in Loro Piana Giraglia.

Alive, owned by Phillip Turner and skippered by Duncan Hine, is the 2023 overall winner of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.

The boat that all British fans hope will have the best chance of winning the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup in 173 years.

As predicted, the weather system sitting over the New South Wales coast has thrown everything it has at the fleet taking part in the 78thRolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. For the past 24 hours, thunderstorms, relentless rain, lightning and a 180° windshift under cover of darkness, have conspired to make life extremely difficult for the intrepid sailors heading south.

With just two months to go to the start of Superyacht Cup Palma 2024, new entries sign up for the Mallorcan festival of sail from 19 to 22 June.

Despite the light easterly breeze of around 5 to 10 knots for the start of the 78th Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, the experience was anything but sedate for the 103 boats lined up in Sydney Harbour.

Taking place on or around the Gulf of Naples over 17 to 23 May, the event is supported by Loro Piana with Rolex as Official Timepiece.

For close to 80 years, the international sailing calendar has been brought to a spectacular finale with one of the most legendary contests in the sport.