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Weather briefings for the remaining four racing days of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup 2026.
Following your free Day 1 trial, continue with a fresh briefing emailed to you before racing each day. Each report interprets the latest forecast models for the race area, giving your tactician, navigator and crew a shared forecast to plan from.
Each briefing includes:
Synoptic overview and expected weather development
Hour-by-hour wind direction, strength, gusts and trends
Sea-breeze timing, thermal effects and local geographic influences
Model comparisons, forecast confidence and alternative scenarios
Visual indicators to watch for on the water
Cloud, precipitation, temperature and sea-state information
An outlook for the following racing day
Trial-customer offer: €349 per boat for all four remaining racing days.
Regular price: €106 per day, or €424 for four days. Save €75 when you book the package.
Forecasts provide advisory decision support. All racing, navigation and safety decisions remain the responsibility of the skipper.
Weather briefings for the remaining four racing days of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup 2026.
Following your free Day 1 trial, continue with a fresh briefing emailed to you before racing each day. Each report interprets the latest forecast models for the race area, giving your tactician, navigator and crew a shared forecast to plan from.
Each briefing includes:
Synoptic overview and expected weather development
Hour-by-hour wind direction, strength, gusts and trends
Sea-breeze timing, thermal effects and local geographic influences
Model comparisons, forecast confidence and alternative scenarios
Visual indicators to watch for on the water
Cloud, precipitation, temperature and sea-state information
An outlook for the following racing day
Trial-customer offer: €349 per boat for all four remaining racing days.
Regular price: €106 per day, or €424 for four days. Save €75 when you book the package.
Forecasts provide advisory decision support. All racing, navigation and safety decisions remain the responsibility of the skipper.