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Sanremo’s Waters Fill with Vintage Yachts and Racing Heritage.

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by Paolo Maccione

Sanremo Under Full Sail: Vintage Yachts, Racing Glory and Riviera Glamour - Classic Yacht Info Vintage yachts, classic regattas and Riviera glamour return to Sanremo for the 2026 Grandi Regate Internazionali and Sangermani Rally.

Alastair Houston, The Fife Regatta founder and renowned Marine Artist has again produced a special limited edition fine art print to celebrate the event.

This is a limited edition of 175 prints.
Each print is individually produced using the finest watercolour papers available, in this case Arches 649gms rough, made in France since 1492.

Lightfast ultrachchrome pigment based inks render the print very close to the original artwork. Prints are embossed with the artists’ stamp, signed and numbered in pencil. Prints come unframed in a presentation folder suitable for transporting.

For further information visit alastairhouston.com or contact directly Email - [email protected] Call +44 (0) 7811 946 667
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The Results Are In!

The Best of the Classic Community, Our Classic Boat Awards 2026 Winners and Runners Up

Results:
https://www.classicboat.co.uk/news/classic-boat-awards-2026-results/

The 2026 Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta Program is now live!
Dive in and explore photos and info of the full fleet of magnificent yachts joining us this year. The program also features a closer look at the iconic classic yacht Ticonderoga and an article on the vital work of Antigua and Barbuda Search and Rescue. Also, get into the mindset of someone maintaining a classic with an insightful article, Field Notes from a Classic Yacht Owner.
Whether you’re on the dock, on the water, or following from afar, the program is your guide to everything that makes Classics so special.
Read it now and start getting into the spirit. We’ll see you soon in English Harbour!
https://issuu.com/antiguaclassics/docs/antigua_classic_yacht_regatta_2026

Schooner racing with ADIX and ATLANTIC fighting it out at the Bucket.

Photo by Martin Baum / Pantaenius