A legend in yachting photography, Carlo Borlenghi has photographed the America's Cup since 1983. His work has been exhibited by Louis Vuitton, and he was formally recognized by Italian Republic President Giorgio Napolitano for his dedication to sailing. Considered one of yachting's premier international photographers, he will exclusively capture the North Sound Maxi Regatta from sea and air.

As the face of the Regatta, Shirley Robertson OBE will create, produce, and share selected content while expanding the event's appeal to sailing enthusiasts. Robertson leads the Super Yacht Racing Association (SYRA) and made history as the first British woman to win Olympic gold medals at consecutive Olympic Games.

She is honored in Scotland's Sports Hall of Fame, serves as Deputy Lieutenant for the Isle of Wight, and stands among sailing's most recognizable personalities.

Olympic yachtsman Stuart Childerley has designed the regatta course, combining coastal and windward/leeward races with innovative additions to maintain dynamic competition. This includes the first-ever 'Triple-Head Sunday' race—a time trial optimized for Maxi Yachts to display their full capabilities.

Childerley represented Great Britain in one-person dinghy events at the 1988 and 1992 Olympics. His achievements include two Etchells World Championships and competition in the Volvo Ocean Race and Admiral's Cup. As an International Race Officer, he served as World Sailing Course Representative at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.