Yachting World

  • March 31, 2003

A total of 85 boats turned out for the first of the Holt RYA National Ranking Series at Queen Mary SC this weekend

  • March 31, 2003

The 420 Class Worlds and Junior Europeans Selector 1 series took place this weekend at Hayling Island

Yachts head for BVI Spring Regatta

  • March 31, 2003

Yachts have been flooding in to Tortola on the British Virgin Islands this afternoon for the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival which starts tomorrow

Coupe de France revived

  • March 27, 2003

The Yacht Club de France has revived the historic Coupe de France, one of the most prestigious events in the international sailing calendar

  • March 26, 2003

As part of their ongoing campaign to find all the Larks in the country, the class is offering a year's free membership of the association

  • March 26, 2003

he RS400 started their 2003 Fat Face Racing Circuit on 22-23 March at Leigh and Lowton SC

  • March 26, 2003

The RSK6 class enjoyed close racing at last weekend's inland championship at Queen Mary SC

BVI Spring Regatta warm up

  • March 26, 2003

This year's British Virgin Islands Spring Regatta will be assisted by two top-notch race officers

Shockwave to enter Fastnet

  • March 26, 2003

Neville Crichton's 90ft Reichel/Pugh-designed super-maxi Shockwave will compete in the Fastnet

  • March 25, 2003

Fireball sailors wishing to brush up on their racing skills could do worse than attend the Fireball training event at Draycote Water Sailing Club on 10-11 May

Warsash Spring Series

  • March 25, 2003

For its second week, the Raymarine Warsash Spring Series enjoyed sparkling conditions, sunshine and a good Force 3-5

  • March 24, 2003

Nick Bubb took out a student loan to buy a Mini Transat yacht. He's now in the process of qualifying for the race which starts in September

  • March 22, 2003

The top two US competitors are already at each other's throats in the 43rd Olympic Classes Regatta at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club this weekend

Geronimo flounders

  • March 19, 2003

Olivier de Kersauson and his 10-man crew are still stuggling in the light airs to reach Ushant