Despite Cyclone Koji smashing into North Queensland and out of control fires South of the boarder, twenty-three sailors came out to race in perfect Brisbane conditions.

The Christmas Handicap Race ended 2025, with twenty-nine boats vying for Lion’s club cakes and puddings.

The Wynnum Wading Pool played host to the 2nd Annual Christmas Lights Twilight Sail, a community-focused model yacht racing event. Building on the success of the inaugural year, the event saw a significant increase in both participant creativity and spectator attendance, further cementing its place as a staple of the local festive calendar.

Wynnum Cup 2025

Another great day in the water!

Despite an unfavourable weather forecast, the anticipated showers never arrived. Instead, we enjoyed a steady northerly breeze of around 12–15 km/hr…

Summer has well and truly arrived, and Sunday finally gave us a break from the run of thunderstorm forecasts. Sailors were greeted by a cracker of a morning…

A pleasant easterly breeze set the scene for Race 6, offering perfect sailing conditions and a welcome break from the unusually warm weather….

The annual 1650 Fun Day, proudly sponsored by Muir Marine, took place at the Manly Marina on 12th October 2025.

It was another fantastic day of racing on the water, with favourable winds and warm weather signalling the arrival of summer.

The Sovereign Cup has wrapped up the winter edition of the Beginners to Winners series in style, sending everyone home with smiles and great memories. Sel sailed brilliantly to claim a well-earned victory, proudly taking the cup home for this year.

Despite tempting offers of breakfast in bed and the classic Father’s Day haul of jocks and socks (cheers, Mother!), a keen crowd of sailors couldn’t resist heading out for another round at Manly marina.

It was another warm and sunny day at the Manly marina. Competitors were greeted by light and variable south-westerly winds, which created challenging conditions for sailing in the gentle breezes.

The weather certainly delivered for the competitors—warm sunshine and a fresh south-easterly breeze made for a picture-perfect day on the water. The very first Offshore Classic brought together a very competitive fleet of 18 boats from local clubs, all keen to put their open water skills to the test.

Competitors faced a brisk Brisbane winter’s day, with rare reports of snow gracing parts of Queensland.

Another fantastic edition of the Clive Brooks and JD McLachlan Trophy competition.

It was a classic Brisbane winter’s day—warm, bright, and somewhat challenging for a race.

We encountered a low tide and, true to a Brisbane July, a gentle south-westerly breeze that ranged from barely-there to utterly calm.