Yachting World

Ellen prepares for new record attempt

Ellen MacArthur has made the decision to sail direct to New York for her first solo record attempt - the west-east transatlantic record

A new event on the RYA Match Racing calendar will be held at Sea View Yacht Club at the end of April

Thick fog delays the start of the RYA Youth Championships and Trials in Wales

The first day of the 2004 Laser Radial Youth World Championship took place yesterday

GBR sailors Natasha Sturges and Nick Dempsey have both made a steady start to the Mistral world championships

Light winds forced race officers at the International Optimist class meeting at Riva del Garda to cancel the last race on Sunday

Roman Koch, Maxl Koch, and George Wossala took the Italian open title for the third consecutive year

After two days of racing, Great Britain's Nick Dempsey and Natasha Sturges are both lying in eighth place overall in their respective classes

The traditional OK Easter Egg Trophy weekend at Waldringfield SC was sailed in generally light and variable winds

Many of the skippers in The Transat's Open 60 class will have more on their agenda than just reaching Boston in first place

Red Funnel Easter Regatta

Crews were once again faced with very little or no wind for the third and final day racing at the Red Funnel Easter Challenge

Olivier de Kersauson's 110ft trimaran Geronino is currently off Uruguay, battling upwind towards Brazil on day 46 of her Jules Verne Challenge

Qatar Sports International (QSI) and Tracy Edwards MBE has announced the first ever global sailing challenges to start and finish in the Middle East

One of the first shots of Mirabella V as she heads for her first motor trials

Open 60s last chance

The Transat is the last opportunity for many to qualify for November's Vendée Globe challenge

Geronimo settles

Team Geronimo are revelling in the lighter breeze away from 95kt winds

The three 9er fleets were greeted with 20 knots last weekend at Datchet Water SC which increased through the Saturday with gusts of over 25

Ace navigator Adrienne Cahalan cut short the time spent with 11 men onboard Cheyenne to break the world speed record