Leg 3 of Dragon Winter Series – Sanremo
Dragon Winter Series: YCM members were on the podium at Leg 3 of the Dragon Winter Series held in Sanremo 9 to 11 January 2026. After a day of no action due to lack of wind, five races were completed in excellent conditions to ensure a spectacular start to 2026 for the Dragon class. After an intense weekend, the Monegasque crews excelled to stand on the top two steps of the podium.
2026: a year of transmission and innovation for Yacht Club de Monaco
True to its ‘Monaco, Capital of Advanced Yachting’ approach, Yacht Club de Monaco kicks off a new season focused on knowledge-sharing, innovation and collective commitment. In 2026, as part of its public service remit to enhance the Principality’s appeal the Club confirms its role as a focal point of activity in Port Hercule and an international platform, while reinforcing its environmental and societal responsibility commitments. Top-level sport, youth training, the sustainable transition and maritime heritage define a year of events providing an arena for exchanges to build the future of yachting.
Podium finish for Marco Viti
Marco Viti was on the podium at the 68th International Star Regatta in Nice, with the Yacht Club de Monaco member putting in a fine performance at this major winter meeting. After eight races completed between 27 and 30 December in an experienced tightly-packed fleet, he came 3rd in the overall ranking, confirming his status in the Star class.
Four days to explore, understand and transform yachting
On the occasion of the Yacht Club de Monaco’s end-of-year cocktail reception, its President, HSH Prince Albert II, announced a collaboration between Yacht Club de Monaco and The Explorers Club of New York, marking a new milestone in the Monaco, Capital of Advanced Yachting collective initiative. As part of this partnership, a delegation of around one hundred members from the prestigious American club, founded in 1904, will visit the Principality from 21 to 24 March 2026.
Podium finish for Jérémy Moutout puts YCM in ILCA 7 spotlight
Yacht Club de Monaco sailor Jérémy Moutout did the Club proud by clinching 3rd place at the Europa Cup Malta 18-21 December 2025 in Mellieha Bay, an international stage for the ILCA 7. It was a milestone performance that reflects the consistency and progress made by this young athlete from Monaco on the international stage against a top-rated European fleet.
Louise Debeaumont results at Youth Sailing World Championship: YCM represented in ILCA 6
Louise Debeaumont’s results at the Youth Sailing World Championship reflected the Monaco sailor’s determination as she represented the Yacht Club de Monaco at this major international event in Vilamoura, 12-20 December 2025. Competing in the ILCA 6 category, she was up against a highly competitive fleet of 49 contestants in a championship that every year gathers the world’s elite young sailors.
Pierre Casiraghi and Peter Harrison voted YCM Sailors of the Year 2025 Paul Cayard honoured
Gathered together with Yacht Club de Monaco President, HSH Prince Albert II, the YCM community celebrated the 2025 YCM Awards-UBS Trophy, an edition marked by continuity and a forward-looking vision. Every year, this winter cocktail is a privileged opportunity to welcome new members, among them James Spithill, two-time winner of the America’s Cup, and promote the paths taken that are shaping the Club’s identity.
Yacht Club de Monaco Optimist results: podium finish for Monaco sailors
Yacht Club de Monaco’s Optimist results at the CDV Optis 06 in Antibes confirm that the Sailing School in YCM’s Sports Section has the wind in its sails. Aged between 7 to 10 years old, the YCM sailors performed well against the regional competition to come 3rd out of all the clubs participating and stand on the podium.
YCM stands out in the classic yachting CIM 2025 rankings
In classic yachting YCM left its mark on the CIM 2025 ranking, with Yacht Club de Monaco members on fine form to secure podium finishes in several categories. The results published on its official website confirm that the Club is one of the leading lights in classic yachting.
G-Spot winning streak continues against a fleet that refuses to back down
WhatsApp LinkedIn Facebook X After two events it looks like G-Spot is sailing in a class of its own. Having dominated the season-opener Monaco sailor Giangiacomo Serena di Lapigio’s crew repeated their success this weekend, never really giving the rest of the 28-strong fleet a chance to disrupt their ascent to the top. But while […]