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And they’re off

After a frantic start Team Spirit are well underway enjoying their first dehydrated meal!

Van den Heede ahead of record

Jean Luc van den Heede is nearly two days ahead of Philippe Monnet's time at this stage of his global record attempt after 16 days at sea

Few hours to go

After a busy two week program in Las Palmas the ARC fleet is off this morning

Gilmour wins Nippon Cup

Australia's Peter Gilmour and his Pizza-La Sailing Team defeated Sweden's Magnus Holmberg and the SeaLife Rangers 3-1 today to claim his record eighth Nippon Cup title

Less than a day to ARC start

With less than 24 hours to the start of the ARC 2003, participants gathered today at the Santa Catalina Hotel for the skippers' briefing

Sanuk

First report from Mike Stevenson on the eve of his first Atlantic crossing aboard his Bavaria 38 Sanuk

X To Sea

Australian Rob Green's X-562 is fresh out of its wrappers. Follow the team as they head across the Atlantic on the first part of their long trip home to Sydney.…

Little America’s Cup plans

The Little America's Cup will be hosted by Southern Yacht Club , New Orleans next year and the 18-HT development class cat will be used for the event

Mollymawk suffers damage

Mollymawk - the only 50ft catamaran still racing in the Transat Jacques Vabre - has suffered damage to her mast support

Things are hotting up in Las Palmas in preparation for Sunday's ARC start...

Geronimo takes shortest route

In an effort to better PlayStation's time, Olivier de Kersauson and team have taken a more direct route on their Route of Discovery voyage

Gilmour on form at Nippon Cup

Seven-time event winner Peter Gilmour of the Pizza-La Sailing Team finished the day with a record of 6-1 on the second day of the Nippon Cup

Conrad Humphreys and Paul Larsen have a 500 mile lead in the TJV Monohull 50 fleet and are preparing to reach Brazil by Saturday evening