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The Transat

  • June 2, 2004

Strong winds on the way as the trimarans pick up pace

  • June 2, 2004

Virbac, skippered by Jean-Pierre Dick in the Transat, now has an 18-mile lead over Mike Golding further to the north

  • June 2, 2004

American businessman, Kip Stone made contact with his shore team for the first time since the start, shortly before 0900 GMT yesterday morning

Feeling flush

  • June 2, 2004

Never again will indoor plumbing be taken for granted, swears Jason

  • June 1, 2004

In an exclusive yachtingworld.com interview, Anna Kournikova reveals whether she'll be replacing her tennis racket with a tiller

Dining à la carte

  • June 1, 2004

Jason meets the Irish Sea in poor shape, as the Round Britain & Ireland Challenge heads west

  • May 31, 2004

Here in Plymouth there's a hive of activity around the Marina as the 37 teams make final preparations for the start of the Transat at 1400 this afternoon

  • May 31, 2004

In pouring rain and a south-westerly 20-22kts of breeze, a flare was fired from Royal Navy's HMS Tyne, signalling the race start of The Transat

  • May 30, 2004

Sylvie Viant, head of the team from UNCL, has confirmed that she is entirely satisfied with the yachts entered in The Transat and has declared all multihulls and monohulls fit…

  • May 30, 2004

Australians Nick Moloney and Mike Sanderson are among the top ranked sailors lining up on the Transat startline tomorrow

  • May 30, 2004

Team GBR in medal positions going into final day of SPA Regatta

  • May 30, 2004

The competitors at the Harken Laser Masters Championship enjoyed close tactical racing in a 9-12 knot westerly on the final day of racing