The RS Games promises a memorable, once-every-four-years celebration of RS Sailing classes. In 2026 the Games is a festival within a festival – part of the iconic Travemünder Woche, 16-26 July. But what sets the RS Games experience apart from the other classes racing at Travemünder Woche? Read on to find out the added value of being an RS Sailing competitor.
The Racing:
- World-class racing across 12 RS classes and 13 championships
- Dedicated race courses tailored to RS fleets for fairer, higher-quality competition
- 4-5 days of competitive racing per class
- Opportunity to race in multiple classes during the event
- Specifically designed racing schedule ideal for families and sailors competing in different fleets
On Shore, RS Extras:
- Dedicated RS hubs with on-site support, repairs, and advice
- High-quality event media coverage with photos and videos for every class
- Chance to receive printed photos of your racing highlights
- Free demo boats available to try during the event
- Coaching clinics and expert support from National & International Class Managers
- Exclusive RS Games merchandise and discounted event clothing from Marinepool
RS Social Events:
- Class opening ceremonies
- After sailing beers and pontoon parties
- Two HUGE RS Games parties with live bands
- Prize givings with sustainably-sourced RS Games medals alongside the Travemünde trophies and sponsor prizes
- Invite-only experiences including an evening per class aboard the Passat tall ship
Part of the wider Travemünder Woche Festival:
- RS Sailors get all the RS exclusives above as well as being part of the wider offerings of Travemünder Woche:
- Sailing festival atmosphere with live music, street food, markets, and fireworks
- Convenient on-site dinghy parks and camping areas to stay connected with the community
- “Holiday-style” regatta experience combining sailing and socialising
- A memorable closing ceremony with fireworks and final celebrations
What are you waiting for? Head to the RS Games for more information and how to join in the fun.
