Day 5: Big Wednesday - Miguel Chapuis & Izzy Adcock claim prestigious Tiree swords in 40-50 knots of wind and pumping mast high waves at Balevullin

Day 4: Ben Proffitt wins Masters ahead of big Wednesday, which forecasts 40-50 knots and a monster 5 metre swell

Event Summary: The final day delivered in Alacati, rounding out the event with 4 eliminations on the foil to crown the Champions

Event Preview: Celebrating 42 years of glorious Tiree Wave Classics, which has an epic forecast with waves up to 5 metres and 30+ knot winds on the horizon

Interview with Event Organiser - Jimmy Diaz

Event Preview: Tycho Smits eyes the U21 Fin lead, Gomperts, De Jong and Blom look to extend their advantage, and a huge home fleet lines up as the Youth Tour arrives in Türkiye

Event Summary: Sylt delivers unseasonably warm conditions as Men’s Freestyle world champion is crowned and Men’s Foil Slalom begins

Of Pio Maresco, who has sadly passed away

Day 9: Winners crowned in front of a packed crowd in glorious sunshine to conclude 2026 edition

Day 8: Lennart Neubauer crowned Freestyle World Champion for second time, while Matteo Iachino pips Fabian Wolf to event victory in Foil Slalom

Day 7: All eyes turn to Saturday with all fleets on standby after a beautiful sunny lay day

Day 6: Fabian Wolf’s third bullet of the event sees German leapfrog Matteo Iachino to regain event lead, but just 0.3 of a point separates them with two days to go

Day 5: Lennart Neubauer in pole position after winning Freestyle Single Elimination, while Matteo Iachino moves into event lead in Men’s Foil Slalom

Day 4: Fabian Wolf enjoys dream start after winning two out of first three eliminations to lead home event by 0.6 of a point ahead of reigning world champion Matteo Iachino

Day 3: 11 years on from winning the Freestyle world title, Dieter Van der Eyken qualified for his first Winners’ Final since - we caught up with the Belgian to find out more about yesterday …

Day 2: Neubauer on the brink of second world title after Caers suffers quarterfinal exit, while Van der Eyken qualifies for first Winners’ Final since 2015 before the wind shuts down