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From sunset starts in Oslo to morning finishes in Moss, hundreds of crews spent the weekend racing in another edition of...
15/06/2026

From sunset starts in Oslo to morning finishes in Moss, hundreds of crews spent the weekend racing in another edition of Færderseilasen.

The overnight course through the Oslofjord tested sailors with changing conditions, rain and shifting winds before the fleet crossed the finish line on Saturday morning.

Norway’s largest regatta once again brought together a diverse fleet, from fully crewed race boats and double-handed teams to family crews and classic yachts.

First held in 1947, Færderseilasen remains one of Scandinavian sailing’s defining events, connecting generations of sailors through a course that continues to challenge and inspire.

The map existed. The route did not. In 1968, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston set sail aboard Suhaili to attempt what many believ...
13/06/2026

The map existed. The route did not.
 
In 1968, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston set sail aboard Suhaili to attempt what many believed impossible: a solo non-stop circumnavigation of the globe.
 
312 days later, he returned having achieved one of the greatest feats in sailing history.
 
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Færderseilasen 2026Race day.79 years of history.Thousands of sailors.One of the world’s great overnight races.
12/06/2026

Færderseilasen 2026

Race day.
79 years of history.
Thousands of sailors.
One of the world’s great overnight races.

Every second breath we take is a gift from the ocean.Far beyond the horizon, an unseen world helps produce the oxygen th...
08/06/2026

Every second breath we take is a gift from the ocean.

Far beyond the horizon, an unseen world helps produce the oxygen that sustains life on Earth - making the ocean one of our planet’s most important life-support systems.

This World Oceans Day, we celebrate the ocean not only for its beauty and adventure, but for the vital role it plays in all our lives.

Protecting the ocean means protecting our future.

For 63 years, pioneers have shaped Henri-Lloyd. Sir Francis Chichester was the first.In 1966, he set sail from England a...
06/06/2026

For 63 years, pioneers have shaped Henri-Lloyd. Sir Francis Chichester was the first.

In 1966, he set sail from England aboard Gipsy Moth IV to attempt what few believed possible: a solo circumnavigation of the globe by the clipper route.

226 days. 29,000 miles. Alone.

He battled the Southern Ocean, survived a capsize, and endured conditions that would have ended most voyages. When he returned, he had made history.

Seven world records followed.

Asked why he did it, Chichester’s answer was simple:

“Because it intensifies life.”

Pioneers don’t follow routes. They chart them.

Gipsy Moth IV, 1966–67.

Round 3, Bonifacio. Tomorrow, the Cape 31 EU fleet heads into one of the Mediterranean’s most demanding arenas, where wi...
03/06/2026

Round 3, Bonifacio.
 
Tomorrow, the Cape 31 EU fleet heads into one of the Mediterranean’s most demanding arenas, where wind accelerated through the Strait of Bonifacio can turn a steady forecast into a high-speed test of boat handling, tactics and teamwork.
 
With 15-20 knots forecast and stronger gusts expected through the strait, crews can expect powered-up racing, tight manoeuvres and no shortage of action as they battle between Corsica and Sardinia.
 

As sailing returns to the spotlight on the Hudson this summer, a look back at a campaign that helped define modern Ameri...
02/06/2026

As sailing returns to the spotlight on the Hudson this summer, a look back at a campaign that helped define modern American sailing.
 
Forty years ago, Stars & Stripes was preparing to challenge for the America’s Cup. Just four years after the United States lost sailing’s oldest trophy for the first time in 132 years, Dennis Conner and his crew set out to win it back.

Their success in 1987 would become one of the sport’s great comeback stories, reclaiming the America’s Cup and helping shape a new era of competitive sailing.
 
From the Henri-Lloyd archive.
 
 

High-performance racing. Competitive fleets. One of the UK’s most iconic sailing destinations. This July, the fleet retu...
31/05/2026

High-performance racing. Competitive fleets. One of the UK’s most iconic sailing destinations.
 
This July, the fleet returns to Dartmouth for the Henri-Lloyd JOG Week. Four days shaped by competition on the water and long evenings ashore, set against one of Britain’s great sailing backdrops.
 
From the offshore passage to the intensity of the inshore series, every mile demands focus.
 
Early Bird entries close 1 June, enter via the link in our bio.
 
25-29 July 2026 | Dartmouth

Images: Paul Wyeth / JOG

Britain’s coastline rarely offers the same conditions twice. Flat water. Strong tides. Squalls. Sunshine. Thirty-knot wi...
29/05/2026

Britain’s coastline rarely offers the same conditions twice.
 
Flat water. Strong tides. Squalls. Sunshine. Thirty-knot winds. Long periods of waiting. Short windows of opportunity.
 
At nineteen, Nestor Montagu is learning that first-hand as he sails around the entirety of Britain outside of the Caledonian Canal. Since leaving Milford Haven, each leg has presented a different challenge. Each weather system a new decision.
 

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