Sir Ernst completes a voyage like no other in Monaco
In Monaco, Sir Ernst has just completed a voyage like no other. Supported by YCM, the crew skippered by Club members François Miribel and Fabrice Papazian dropped anchor this Friday in the YCM Marina. It was an arrival that meant so much more than just returning to the quay. For the last few days a dozen young people in remission from cancer have been sharing the experience of day-to-day life at sea, alongside the ‘À Chacun Son Cap’ association: a simple trip on the map but one with profound implications.
The YCM shines on Italian waters
Hosted by the Yacht Club Toscana from April 10 to 12, the J/70 fleet kicked off its season in Tuscany, in Marina di Scarlino, with a closely watched opening event. As is often the case at the start, this stage helped establish the initial hierarchy, although it is likely to evolve over the upcoming events. […]
VAMOS wins the Luigi Carpaneda Challenge in Alassio
Following the Primo Cup–Trophée UBS held in Monaco, the Smeralda 888 fleet gathered in Alassio for the Luigi Carpaneda Challenge, the second stage of the 2026 circuit. Once again, the series delivered closely contested racing, where consistency, precision, and reliability made the difference within a particularly competitive fleet.
YCM joins forces with Sir Ernst
As it does every year, YCM has joined forces with Sir Ernst. For the third edition of this cruise on the Sir Ernst, organised for the association À Chacun Son Cap, a dozen young people in remission from cancer have embarked on a unique sailing experience between the Var coast and Monaco.
Yacht Club de Monaco’s ILCA team in fine form at Les Sablettes
Yacht Club de Monaco’s ILCA team were on form at Les Sablettes. At the fourth qualifier event for the French Championship, held 4-5 April, the young Monegasque sailors rose to the occasion in varied conditions alternating between light and moderate breezes.
Yacht Club de Monaco shines at the SNIM in Marseille
Yacht Club de Monaco excelled at the Marseille SNIM. For this 60th edition held 3-6 April, the Monegasque sailors were competing on the Paris Olympic venue that lived up to its reputation. The result was a masterly victory in IRC 2 for Terrible Joy and 2nd place in IRC 0-1 for Raving Swan at the end of a full-on weekend where nothing came easy.
In Berck YCM inclusive sailing momentum confirmed in Hansa 303
YCM’s inclusive sailing programme continues to gain momentum and grow with a strong presence at the Hansa North Cup in Berck 4-6 April. At a venue the participants know well, in a crowded fleet of 52 entrants, the Monegasque representatives rose to the occasion, demonstrating the group’s progress and cohesion.
Jérémie Moutout keeps pace with the world’s elite sailors at the Trofeo Princesa Sofia
I this article : Jérémie Moutout was up against the world’s elite in Palma at the Trofeo Princesa Sofia, the first major regatta of the Olympic season. In a 199-strong fleet of top-flight ILCA 7 contestants, the Yacht Club de Monaco sailor completed 11 races and finished 100th at the end of an uber-intense week. […]
Aaron Thomas (M/Y Canvas – 33m) wins 7th edition
The Superyacht Chef Competition concluded in style with Chef Aaron Thomas – M/Y Canvas (33m) the big winner out of nine contestants.
YCM returns to D1 to reach another milestone
In the Optimist class, YCM returned to D1. A significant step achieved in the final selection regattas, which means Pietro Carlevaris and Joséphine Dobbelaere have secured their places in the Minimes (older group) for the International Spring Cup.