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The 2026 CANF18 Quebec provincial circuit is now complete. The final stage, the Multihull Championship of Voile en Ville at Baie de Beauport, decided the standings in typical Québec City conditions: tides, reversing currents and a shifting breeze. Congratulations to Maxime Loiselle and Patrick Caux, winners of the stage. Event recap : HERE Thank you to commodore Pierre Felteau and the entire Voile en Ville / Baie de Beauport team for adapting so well to the conditions. 2026

This weekend marked the final stage of the 2026 F18 provincial circuit: the Multihull Championship of Voile en Ville, back at Baie de Beauport in Québec City. And Québec means challenges: average 16-foot tides, currents that reverse with the tide, and wind that shifts just as much. We were well served. Saturday’s forecast called for no wind — to the point that racing looked unlikely. In the end we were sent out around 11 a.m. with a solid 5 knots in the middle of the bay. By

On 11–13 September 2026, the Burlington Beach Catamaran Club hosted the Canadian Formula 18 Championship as part of the 2026 Open Multihull Regatta on Lake Ontario. A fleet of 21 Formula 18 teams lined up for the weekend, with the best crews from Quebec, Ontario and the United States adding a North American flavour to the final F18 event of the Canadian season. Defending champions Olivier Pilon and Bastien Mony were back on the water to protect their title. Credit:photo Pierr

4 days of wind at Carleton-sur-Mer The teams were able to train Thursday and Friday in great conditions — practicing starts, checking their speed, and getting used to the race area. Saturday the race committee sent the fleet away in 5 starts under sunshine in 10–15 knots of easterly breeze. Sunday it was 12–18 knots from the east, a light swell and some rain as the fleet completed 2 more races. In those conditions Maxime Loiselle and Patrick Caux found their rhythm again and

Last weekend, the members of Canf18 gathered at the Sextant Marine Sailing Club for the 3rd stage of their championship. For the occasion, Mother Nature was on our side and allowed the organizing committee to run a total of 7 races: 4 on Saturday in an SSE wind of 9 to 5 knots, and 3 on Sunday in similar conditions, although the wind dropped quickly by mid-day. A total of 16 boats took part. Saturday evening, the crews gathered at the Tiki Bar to celebrate the holidays and sh

SEXTANT MARINE Sailing Club ✅ Official Announcement – 3rd Stage of the Quebec Championship CANF18 📍 Clarenceville – Sextant Marine Sailing Club 🗓️ July 25-26, 2026 Teams will be racing on the Canadian side of Lake Champlain. Important Information: Registration Fee: $150 taxes included, payable Saturday morning. Skippers’ Meeting: Saturday at 9:30 AM. 5-7 (Happy Hour): Offered to all racers on Saturday evening. BBQ: Charcoal style – “Bring your own meat & cook it” . Sunday a