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Ken Lupton claims heat victory at weather-marred Guntersville HydroFest

COMING SOON: White Pointer 795 SC – built to turn heads and handle anything

Electrifying racing, historic backdrop: Aoki Racing claims victory at E1 Dubrovnik GP

Riding the swell: How Ocean Surfski Racing is catching fire in New Zealand

'No excuses now' as Martine Grael and Brazil claim groundbreaking first SailGP win

All sails raised: X-Yachts Gold Cup Festival 2025

Chicks take the helm: A practical day on the water for women

Spain seize the moment as the Black Foils slip up in SailGP New York final

Final fleet race drama as Kiwis scrape through as SailGP New York finalists confirmed

World Ocean Day 2025, celebrating the oceans that connect

World Ocean Day 2025 reminds us why the oceans that connect us matter. A reflection on what the sea means to those who spend their lives on the water.

Electric boat? Will charging infrastructure keep pace with marine innovation?

As electric propulsion becomes a serious player in the marine sector, one question looms larger than the rest: how and where will we charge these boats? While electric ferries and demo vessels once felt like niche novelties at boat shows, today’s leisuere boat models—sleek hydrofoilers, solar cats, regenerative sailing yachts—are fully capable of replacing combustion-powered pleasure craft. But they still face a critical shortcoming: a lack of reliable, widespread charging infrastructure.