Yachting World

  • January 10, 2004

Cleveland, UK-based Typhoon already claims global leadership for drysuits and is attempting to equal this reputation in the wetsuit market.

  • January 9, 2004

Aussies knock the British off the top spot at the Fireball worlds

  • January 9, 2004

Olympic 49er world champions, Chris Draper and Simon Hiscocks have secured a sponsorship deal with Volvo

  • January 9, 2004

Simon Allan has won Yachting World magazine's Musto International Cruising Awards competition for the log and photos of his cruise to Greenland

  • January 9, 2004

Steve Curtis 5-times Class 1 World Powerboat Champion has won the 2003 Raymarine Yachting Journalists' Association Yachtsman of the Year Award while 15 year-old Seb Clover takes Young Sailor of

  • January 9, 2004

Superwoman Ellen MacArthur not only officially opened the Schroders London Boat Show at ExCel yesterday but managed to launch her new 75ft trimaran at the same time

  • January 9, 2004

Andrew Preece waits tentatively for a speeding fine as he flies past the Sydney Opera House doing 20kts on Ellen MacArthur's new tri Castorama B&Q

  • January 9, 2004

Emma Richards, has announced plans for her next major sailing challenge, the Volvo Ocean Race 2005-06

  • January 7, 2004

This year the Schroders London Boat Show plays host to the first indoor windsurfing championships to be held in the UK

  • January 7, 2004

Great Britain's Rob Greenhalgh and the RMW Marine team took a dominant position in the the J.J Giltinan International 18 Footers Trophy Championship on Sydney Harbour today

Contents: February 2004

  • January 7, 2004

We are preparing ourselves for what could be the biggest issue in the sport of sailing this decade. Read more . . .