From on board Team Group 4, second placed Mike Golding considers his options
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Cam Lewis – announces plans for The Race
1998–Record-breaking sailor Cam Lewis today declares his intent to join “The RACE” as the only…
Millennium Odyssey latest
After a rough passage, the fleet assembles in Gibraltar
Brits take second place in leg 1 Figaro LeHavre-Fecamp-Cowes
Fleet faces taxing conditions in the first running for this two handed triangle race.
Millennium Odyssey fleet in Cowes
After a blustery first leg the fleet gathered in Cowes before re-starting for Portugal
Fingers Crossed – disaster after JOG win
Ross Hobson's 40ft catamaran collides with a submerged object after JOG win
Around Alone update – Autissier’s preparations
Leading French solo sailor makes reday her Open 60 in Newport, RI. PRB is to…
Commodore smashes W-E trans-Pacific record
Despite encountering several high pressure systems towards Bruno Peyron has taken two days off Steve…
Explorer ahead of Lakota in the early stages
Skip Novak reports from mid-Pacific where he is on board the mighty cat Explorer in…
Atlantic Alone – Garside’s southerly route pays dividends
Garside makes a break by diving south
CHANNEL HANDICAP SYSTEM TO END
In a surprise move the Royal Ocean Racing Club have announced that the popular CHS…
X-99 Worlds – Day One
First Race Day with a strong breeze and three broken masts
British motorboat breaks round the world record
Nigel Irens-designed trimaran motors round the world in 75 days
International 5.5m 50th anniversary
The Int 5.5 Metre class is alive and well and racing on The Solent writes…
Block Island Race Week – day one
Light flukey winds and strong currents prove challenging.
Round Britain update from Ellen MacArthur
Light winds delay finish in Lowestoft for David and Ellen on the Open 50 ketch
18ft Skiff UK Grand Prix and International Regatta
The skiff, is still the one to beat, the boat with THE most spectacular racing
Musto Performance Partners Arrives in Lowestoft
Windspeed; who cares?
Never mind the rhumb line, speed is King
Never mind the rhumb line, speed is King
Second accident for the French foiler L’Hydroptere
In two metre high swell the port foil broke free of the crossarm.