Min River has been declared the Overall winner of the 2025 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, making her owner, Jiang Lin, the first woman to ever win the race and together with her co-skipper Alexis Loison they also became the first double handed crew to lay claim to the famous Tattersall Cup – a day of historic significance in the race
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The ClubSwan 28 has been named 2025 Boat of the Year by Sailing World, one of the most authoritative and long-established magazines in the international sailing industry
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Thailand delivered a clinical Grand Finale to win the SSL at the 33rd SEA Games on home waters in Pattaya. Malaysia secured silver after four action-packed days
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Team Brady has been announced today as this year’s winner of the 2025 E1 Blue Impact Championship presented by Bombay Sapphire
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Concluding a fantastic 17th edition, the four winning duos of the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie were presented with their prizes today in their respective classes, ULTIM, Ocean Fifty, IMOCA, and Class40. A fifth trophy, the Commitment Award, was also presented
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With the initiation of the ocean tribute award in 2017, the Monegasque Prince Albert II Foundation, the German Ocean Foundation and boot Düsseldorf have set themselves a clear guideline
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The Saxdor 340 GTWA has been recognized in the 'Best for Adventure' category at the Best of Boats 2025, highlighting its design and performance.
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At the latest METS, PressMare interviewed Davide Cipriani, designer, CEO of the Bologna-based Centrostiledesign and the only Italian member of the twelve-expert jury of the DAME Design Awards, an increasingly prestigious prize that this year registered a record number of entries, with 146 applications leading to 67 nominations
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Against the backdrop of METSTRADE in Amsterdam 2025, the YachtAwards by Yacht Femme drew a full audience on Tuesday 18th of November to recognise women reshaping the superyacht landscape
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Emirates Great Britain has won it all on the Arabian Gulf, defeating the BONDS Flying Roos and New Zealand’s Black Foils to become the third-ever winner of the Rolex SailGP Championship
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