Day two of the Cape 31 Mediterranean Series finale delivered a completely different test in Hyères, with the 20-boat fleet taking on big easterly breeze, steep seas and some of the most demanding conditions of the season. Three races were completed in heavy conditions, with crews battling through crashes, wipeouts and breakages as the sea state pushed boats and sailors hard. Consistency was difficult to find, and the teams able to keep their composure were rewarded. Overnight

The final round of the 2026 Cape 31 Mediterranean Series got off to a spectacular start today, with 20 teams enjoying three thrilling races in the conditions that make Hyères such a favourite among sailors. After a two-hour postponement while waiting for the wind to fill in, the patience of the fleet was rewarded with glorious westerly breeze, flat water and building conditions throughout the afternoon. With three different race winners and close battles throughout the fleet,

The championship battle reaches its conclusion as the fleet welcomes new teams and prepares for the inaugural Cape 31 Gold Cup. The Cape 31 Mediterranean Circuit heads to COYCH, Hyères, France, from 24–26 September for the fifth and final round of its 2026 season, with 20 teams entered and the overall championship title to be decided. Following four spectacular events across Italy and France, the fleet arrives on the French Riviera for one final showdown before turning its at