Yachting World

Suidoos 2 retains lead of Cape to Rio race

  • January 7, 2003

Handicap leader Suidoos 2, skippered by Gawie Fagan, continued his winning streak in the SAP Cape to Rio race and reported a good distance of 165 miles at an average

CrossPac cancelled

  • January 7, 2003

Lack of entries has forced the cancellation of the CrossPac race

  • January 7, 2003

Britain's Rob Greenhalgh leads the field after two races and, as the top ranked skipper in the world, is nominally the hardest man to beat

  • January 7, 2003

Twenty National 12s lined up on the start line for the 52nd Royal Harwich Yacht Club Boxing Day meeting

  • January 6, 2003

Seventy-seven year old Gawie Fagan aboard the 9-metre Suidoos 2 has shown the rest of the SAP Cape to Rio fleet that sometimes age and size do not matter

Another yacht race

  • January 6, 2003

Challenge Business has announced a new round-the-world yacht race, the Corinthian Challenge, which is aimed at bridging the gap between the professional sailor and the club racer

  • January 6, 2003

The second heat of the 18ft Skiff JJ Giltinan Trophy took place yesterday afternoon

Cape to Rio Race

  • January 5, 2003

A fleet of 11 yachts left Cape Town yesterday for the first start of the of SAP Cape to Rio race

  • January 5, 2003

The Swan 45 is making a big hit once again at Earls Court

  • January 5, 2003

John Winning and team won the first heat of the 18ft Skiff JJ Giltinan Trophy in Sydney this morning

More Clipper finishers

  • January 4, 2003

The wind has finally picked up to a good Force 5 from the south and three more Clipper 60s have crossed the line…

  • January 4, 2003

Andy Rice and Nick Murphy won the Bloody Mary which took place at Queen Mary SC today

Alinghi crew families threatened

  • January 3, 2003

Auckland Police have been informed of threats being made against the families of some Alinghi New Zealand crew members.