For those of you who have not seen the reports on the FFI website here is a summary report and photos of the event.

It was a nail biting event with Andy Tunnicliffe and Ricki Riggs claiming the Flying 15 European title on the last day.

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FFI has just posted some useful information about the organisation of the event that should help you in planning your trip.

If you have previously decided not to attend perhaps this extra information will be useful.

https://flying15.org/News/european-championships-mallorca

This is not a call to enter, more an expression of intention to. Please help FFI be aware of potential numbers and complete the very short form referred to in the article.

This year's bulwark trophy was part of a double handed regatta run by Hayling island sailing club that also included the 5o5 class, the Fireballs, and Merlin rockets.

As this event was not paired with the Southern Championships the attendance of visitors was low with only 4 boats from other clubs.

The weather forecast for the event was challenging and in the end the sailing on the Saturday the 6th of June was cancelled due to the force 7 gusting nine winds sweeping the country.

Surrounded by the stunning Pennine hills boats gathered for the annual Dovestone Flying Fifteen open meeting.

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The 2026 Flying Fifteen Inland Championships at Grafham Water brought together 28 boats for a weekend that had everything: fine—if occasionally shy—sunshine, wind that couldn’t quite make up its mind, and racing that demanded sharp eyes, quick reactions, and a healthy dose of patience.