RS Feva World Championships 2019 crown their winners in stunning Follonica. There was a buzz through the boat park as the sailors began rigging before the final day of the RS Feva World Championships 2019. Light winds greeted the sailors as...

Raulf Berry paired with another helm Ralph Nevile for the first time and they really showed the fleet how it should be done with 4 bullets in a row to claim the title.   Saturday saw a good breeze from the East with 16 gusting 20 knots, with the addition of light...

We arrived early on Saturday morning and rigged the boat. Then we went to the briefing where we were told we may or may not be able to go out due to the wind forecast. Around an hour later, we were told that the day was cancelled due to heavy winds which averaged...

Event 1 in the series of the Volvo RS Feva GP Series took place at Draycote Sailing Club, 32 eager teams, many competing for selection to the RYA UK Junior and Zone Squads and the UK RS Feva Class Squad looked ready for business as they listened to the briefing by PRO...

Tokio Marine HCC RS Feva Inlands at Chew Valley Lake - photo © Andy Hook The next stop for the RS Feva Grand Prix series was the Tokio Marine HCC Inland Championships at the picturesque Chew Valley Lake near Bristol.  The weekend weather was forecast to be excellent...

106 teams contested the RS Feva National Championships at the Weymouth and Portland Sailing Academy over the May bank holiday weekend.  It was great to see so many new faces enjoying the “RS Feva Experience” and, for the most part, Portland was at its sunny best. ...

Queen Mary SC played host to the 3rd Grand Prix event of the series. PRO Andrew Craig briefed the fleet and the sailors headed out for 3 races in light, shifty conditions. Race 1 saw local sailors Joe Slipper and Tea Sirolla break away from the fleet to take an...