148 miles sailed in the last 24 hours, although not all towards St Lucia
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Volvo Ocean Race: highs and lows
Read the latest blogs from the Volvo Ocean fleet
Chairman announced for Olympic venue
Former Olympian Edward Leask is new Chairman of Weymouth and Portland Sailing Academy
Round the world sailor out of storm
Thomas Coville is back in typical weather patterns and making headway
On board Namaste: 24 hours to go
The crew of Namaste enjoy their last day on shore
Northern Child: first log
The crew of 12 aboard the Swan 51 includes first timers and ARC veterans
Challenger 1 slips its lines
The crew of Challenger 1 bids Las Palmas farewell at the race start
Northern Child: first 24 hours
Light winds soon after the start
Volvo Ocean Race: Ericsson dominate
The lead changes but Ericsson still first and second
Vendée Globe: Golding pursues top five
Highest placed British yachtsman Mike Golding climbs to sixth position
OC Events wins sponsorship award
OC Events wins for iShares Cup for Extreme 40 cats
Challenger 1 ARC diary
Stefan Tieman reports from one of the old Global Challenge 72-footers
Vendee hots up
and Sam gets her bikini out
Final preparations for Bacan
Adrian Bara and crew arrived in Las Palmas last week and are busy making final preparations
First diary entry from Namaste
A family affair on board Namaste as preparations are made for the start
Volvo Ocean Race: see Green Dragon’s boom
Ian Walker describes the events leading up to the boom snapping in two
Volvo Ocean Race: fleet reach roaring 40s
Crews must deal with broaches, Chinese gybes, shredded sails, boat damage and illness
Volvo Ocean Race: Fleet off to fast start
Despite conditions fleet has already covered more than 1000 miles
Volvo Ocean Race: broken boom
Green Dragon's boom has broken in a 50 knot squall
Vendée Globe: Peyron makes his move
Loick Peyron gybes back to the west and emerges as new race leader