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Celebrating the Cowes to Torquay powerboat race, which first ran in 1961.

On this edition, skipper Graeme Henry takes us for a tour on board the famous yacht Stormvogel before she took part in the 2021 Fastnet Race...

On August 6th 1971 Chay Blyth sailed into Hamble having completed the ‘impossible’ voyage. He completed a circumnavigation of the globe, tra...

After the Covid pandemic caused the cancellation in 2020, Cowes Week, the world's most famous sailing regatta returned for its 195th edition...

They’re great fun but not everyone’s a fan. Responsible users of personal watercraft are saying that a minority of users are giving the rest...

Lymington RNLI is urging water users to label their kit in a bid to stop unnecessary call outs. Abandoned dinghies, kite and wind surfing ge...

After 500 years in London, Arthur Beale has become the first chandlery to open in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. MD Hugh Taylor talks about t...

The Friends of MV Freedom which is based in Weymouth, provide access to the sea for people living with disability. Their trips can change pe...

After the first ever peace time cancellation, the world famous Round the Island Race is back for 2021 and it’s 90th anniversary edition. For...

On this edition, UKSA CEO Ben Willows talks about the importance of the UK Sailing Academy to the maritime industry and to the Isle of Wight...

On this edition, the founder of the charity Wetwheels Geoff Holt MBE talks about the first decade of the project that offers a unique opport...

Association Of Sail Training Organisations chair Mark Todd talks about the impact of sail training on those who take part. Podcast compiled...

Christopher Waddington, chief instructor at Southampton Sailing Club talks about the club’s history, its enviable location and post Covid pl...

On this edition we hear from Simon Collyer who’s set up an initiative exploring sailing wellness. Simon talks about his project and how sail...

On this edition we’re hearing about 2 of the most historic vessels ever to set sail from Portsmouth. Portsmouth Historic Dockyard has spent...

On this edition, hear from people living with multiple sclerosis who have taken part in a sailing day organised by the charity Oceans of Hop...

On this edition, we’re by the waterside in an historic New Forest boat building site. The Honourable Mary Montagu-Scott DL talks about the h...

The Royal Southern Yacht Club’s rear commodore sailing and flag officer Paul Ward talks about the challenges of running a programme during a...

With 2 two bravery awards and an MBE to his name, Peter Huxtable has recently hung up his wellies and handed back his RNLI pager, after an a...

On this edition, we hear from the MOD70 owner and its skipper after they smashed the record for the Fastnet course. Podcast compiled and pre...

In February 2021, Poole based sailor Pip Hare crossed the finish line of the Vendee Globe, having completed the world’s toughest race. BBC R...

Outgoing Cowes harbour master Captain Stuart McIntosh talks about his lifelong love of the water, serving on Donald Trump’s superyacht and t...

On this edition, the dream is over for Portsmouth based INEOS Team UK who have lost out to the Italian Luna Rossa team in the Prada Cup. A w...

On this edition, day 3 of the Prada Cup final in New Zealand. Podcast compiled using material provided by Americas Cup and presented by Neil...

On this edition, day 2 of the Prada Cup final in New Zealand. Podcast compiled using material provided by Americas Cup and presented by Neil...

On this edition, day 1 of the Prada Cup final in New Zealand. Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley using material provided by Amer...

She’s done it! 95 days 11 hours, 37 and a half minutes after leaving Les Sables-d'Olonne, Pip Hare has crossed the finish line in the Vendee...

2000 miles from home in the Vendee Globe, Pip Hare celebrates her birthday with a little help from some familiar voices. Podcast compiled an...

On this edition, Sir Ben Ainslie reflects on INEOS Team UK’s America’s Cup campaign so far. Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley....

Tributes have been paid to Bob Fisher, the Yachting Journalist known as “Mr America’s Cup”, who has died at the age of 85 at his home in Lym...

On this edition, Prada Cup Round Robin 3 Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley using material supplied by America’s Cup. email: h2o...

Capsize drama and another win for INEOS TEAM UK in the Prada Cup. Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley using material supplied by...

3 wins out of 3 for INEOS TEAM UK in the Prada Cup. Podcast compiled and presented by Neil Sackley with material supplied by Americas Cup. e...

A textbook start for Ineos Team UK in New Zealand, Eilidh McIntyre’s perfect storm of Covid and Brexit and Pip Hare passes Cape Horn in the...

On this edition Pip Hare in conversation from the Southern Ocean as she passes the half way mark of her Vendee Globe race. There’s a new ser...

On this mini edition we hear from sailors Alex Thompson and Pip Hare as they make final preparations for the 2020 Vendee Globe. Podcast comp...

On this edition: the RYA’s youth regattas are back, a tragedy on Southampton Water, a cut down boat show in Southampton and the last survivi...

On this episode, Sir Ben Ainslie CBE and Giles Scott MBE talk about Ineos Team UK’s campaign to bring the America’s Cup home. Podcast compil...

On this edition the world famous Round the Island Race is cancelled and a group of sailors foil across the channel. With no Cowes Week, how...

On this episode applications open for the RYA Keelboat Academy and Southampton Water Sailing Association rescue their summer programme. Nata...

On this edition, Team GB sailors Eilidh McIntyre and Ali Young talk about how they’re feeling, considering they thought they’d be in Tokyo r...

Lesley Robinson, CEO of British Marine talks about the Summer on the Water campaign and Geoff Holt MBE DL tells us what shielding for 3 mont...

Blind sailor Kate Healey talks about her passion for being on the water. Pip Hare looks forward to the Vendee Globe, the esailing champion t...

Round the world sailor Alex Thomson is back on the water as he picks up his pre Vendee Globe training regime. Also, 14 year old Will Sears w...

GAFIRS, the Gosport and Fareham Inshore Rescue Service are looking for new members, we hear from their new coxswain James Baggott. Also a ca...

Cowes Week 2020 is cancelled and paraplegic sailor Geoff Holt MBE DL has a stark warning for those thinking of jumping into the water from h...

A possible salvage operation at Titanic, training for the 2020 Atlantic Row, tough times for the National Museum of the Royal Navy and a Dor...

The RYA and RNLI react to the news of the lifting of restrictions on water sports, allowing sailing clubs and marinas to re-open. Plus the i...

On this edition, the RYA launch its training webinars and some of the south’s sailing clubs have been recording their lockdown diaries. Podc...

The RYA tell us about E sailing and an Isle of Wight sailor tells us she’s desperate to return home. Plus a small sailing club and a sail tr...