The race committee were greeted with more than 30 knots of wind for the last race of the Evening series on Tuesday, 24 August, and watched the wind strength from the Bramblemet weather station.

In the penultimate race of the 18 race Island Sailing Club (ISC) Tuesday Evening Series, 50 boats came to the line with a dying southwesterly wind and a monstrous ebb tide, writes John Terry.

A good Force 5 southwesterly breeze greeted the fleet of 43 boats in the 15th race of the Island Sailing Club evening series, writes Mike Peskett.

We hear that the Island Sailing Club in Cowes has challenged the Royal Southern Yacht Club to a game of cricket on the Bramble Bank over the lowest tide of the year, which this year is on Saturday, 14 August.

Almost 60 boats took part in the 14th race of the Island Sailing Club's Tuesday Evening Series, writes Rod Nicholls.

This week's video report brings you great action from the Sigma 33 Regatta, the XOD Championship, and the Etchells Bedrock Trophy.

Fifty-eight boats started in light southwesterly winds on 13 July for Race 13 of the Island Sailing Club's Tuesday Evening Race Series.

A fresh breeze from the southwest moderated as the evening progressed for Race 11 of the Island Sailing Club's Tuesday Evening Race Series, writes Mike Peskett.

Sixty-two boats came to the line for the 10th race of the Island Sailing Club's 18 race series with a good 10 to 15 knot south westerly breeze and a flood tide, writes Rod Nicholls.

Prizegiving on Sunday, 20 June brought another hugely successful J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race to a close.

For once, most of the boats finished the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race before sunset and in a fleet of nearly 1,700 boats, that's pretty unusual.

The town of Cowes is gleaming and colourful, with shop keepers and restaurants, bars and pubs all gearing up to welcome the weekend crowds for this year's J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race, writes Peta Stuart-Hunt.

The first weekend in June saw sailing for the Kasteel Cru Double Handed Regatta, Red Funnel Cowes keelboats, J109 National Championships, and Quarter Tonners; Cowes TV brings you the best of Saturday's action.

Built in 1862 in Southampton, the restored Itchen Ferry Nellie is the oldest boat entered in the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race, and despite her age, she has never sailed around the Island, making this year's Race an auspicious occasion.