Yachting World

Swiss Bernard Stamm sailing his Open 60 'Bobst Group-Armor Lux' crossed the Cape Town finishing line at 1000 GMT on 13 November to complete the leg in under 30 days

The Route de Rhum 60 footers are having a tough time at the moment – but imagine what it would be like in boats just 6.5 metres long. That’s the…

More problems for Fujifilm

Loick Peyron's trimaran has now lost the starboard float and her port float was damaged when she dismasted

Winds to build later

The wind in Auckland for the second day of the Louis Vuitton Cup quarter finals (Thursday) should improve throughout the day to give similar conditions to yesterday

Quarter Finals Schedule

As the weather delays play once again, the race committee amend the programme

Trimaran capsizes, skipper rescued

Route du Rhum face favourite Franck Cammas capsizes his trimaran, Jean Le Cam promptly collides with it and damages his tri, and Michel Desjoyeaux is also making a pitstop for…

Big winds for start of Route du Rhum

A fleet of 39 monohulls and multihulls got off to a good start in the Route du Rhum yesterday in 20-25 knots of wind off St Malo

Ashfield signs up Moloney

Ashfield Healthcare is the name of Nick Moloney's 50 footer which will be competing in Class 2 of the Rhoute du Rhum which starts on Saturday

MacArthur up for Bookie Prize

Ellen MacArthur's autobiography, Taking On The World, has been short-listed for one of the world's most valuable and long-running book prizes

Mixed weather conditions greeted 22 National 12 teams to the Guy Fawkes open meeting and team racing at Middle Nene SC last weekend

IRM success

Andy Robertson takes a look at the IRM season and reveals what’s in store next year