Latest issue · Sunday, 1 November 2026 · Issue 5
Route du Rhum: 115 solo skippers away, with a fast run north ahead
The Route du Rhum fleet is away from Saint-Malo with Tom Laperche leading the early running, Royal Huisman's 85 m sloop prepares to move towards her launch, EarlyBird retains the ClubSwan 50 world title, and a family rescued from the cliffs at Alvor is brought ashore at Portimão Marina.
- Royal Huisman's 85 m sloop nears the water
- Fort Lauderdale closes with new deals for the Americas
- Brokerage: Navis and Norma Jean back on the market
- Ursus rebuilt as a 30 m pocket explorer
- Williams brings Formula 1 battery know-how to yachts
- Class40: the biggest fleet in the Rhum looks forward to a puzzle
- EarlyBird keeps the ClubSwan 50 world title
- First national match racing title for Josh Hyde
- Foiling: youth titles in Greece and a first wing worlds in Ibiza
- Family rescued from Alvor cliffs and brought to Portimão Marina
- Desalination row: minister says most work can continue
- After the Inclusion Worlds, Portimão's training centre is due to start
- Nanny Cay breakwater complete as dredging begins
- Villasimius eyes an 80 m berth, if the concession allows