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The Swiss steal the show

  • July 8, 2002

Swiss boat Ville de Genève Carrefour Prévention grabbed their second victory in the Tour de France à la Voile 2002 at the weekend

  • July 5, 2002

After a 10-month build at the Multiplast yard and a launching at the end of June in Vannes, the trimaran Gitana 10 has sailed for the first time

  • July 5, 2002

The latest ISAF World Rankings for all of the Olympic Classes were released yesterday, and revealed that British sailor, Paul Goodison tops the Laser world rankings

  • July 5, 2002

Racing was cancelled yesterday, for second day running at ISAF World Games

Clipper skippers selected

  • July 4, 2002

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston will today reveal the eight individuals set to skipper in the Clipper 2002 Round The World Yacht Race

Skandia rowing team quit

  • July 3, 2002

The Skandia Ocean Row team's record-attempt to shatter ocean-rowing records has been abandoned due to gear failure

Swedish Match Cup

  • July 3, 2002

The Swedish and Polish teams notched up three wins each in yesterday's round robins. They will now race Coutts and Gram-Hansen in today's elimination rounds

Flight booked for GBR ACC boat

  • July 3, 2002

GBR 78, the new British America's Cup boat, will be flown to Auckland in time for the start of the America's Cup challenger series

Yachting-world.com at Cowes Week

  • July 3, 2002

Yachting-World.com has teamed up with the organisers of Skandia Life Cowes Week to provide the content for the official Skandia Life Cowes Week website

Tour de France starts offshore

  • July 3, 2002

The first offshore race of the Tour de France à la Voile 2002 started this afternoon in a strong westerly breeze

  • July 3, 2002

Team GBR keelboats made a good start on the first day of the ISAF World Sailing Games which started yesterday

  • July 3, 2002

Yachting-World.com has teamed up with the organisers of Skandia Life Cowes Week to provide the content for the official Skandia Life Cowes Week website

  • July 3, 2002

Jono Pank and Sarah Small, sailing Pogie, won the Firefly open meeting at Royal Harwich YC last weekend (29-30 June)