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Blake’s killer fired random shots

Ricardo Colares Tavares, a masked Brazilian bandit fired two shots blind into Sir Peter Blake's cabin on Seamaster, killing him him almost instantly

Calling all EPS owners

If you own a Laser EPS, the newly-formed class association would like to hear from you

National 12s at Ranelagh

The National 12 class managed to escape the weekend storms to contest the Royal Thames YC Trophy at Ranelagh SC in Putney

Windjet, the landcraft developed by Bill Green, Peter Whipp and James Labouchere was out testing at RAF Waddington yesterday

Tyco leads in light airs

As the fleet head north from Auckland, light winds are making the start of leg 4 of the VOR extremely taxing

Hot racing at the Melges worlds

Flavio Favini has consolidated his lead but is awaiting the result of a protest which could bring some changes to the overall standings

Hot racing at the Melges worlds

Flavio Favini has consolidated his lead but is awaiting the result of a protest which could bring some changes to the overall standings

Jason Carrington, bowman aboard Assa Abloy, will not sail leg four of the Volvo Ocean Race for medical reasons

The week that was

All you need to know about what’s been happening in the world of yachting this week   Ben Ainslie has arrived back in the UK after his departure from the…

Peter Harrison’s GBR Challenge is preparing for the Road to the America’s Cup Regatta, its first real test in the America’s Cup waters of Hauraki Gulf

A look at what’s in store for VOR crews as they prepare for the fourth leg which starts on Sunday With just two days to go before the start of…

Italians snatch lead at Melges worlds

Flavio Favini and his Swiss Team led the fleet from start to finish in all three races on day two taking him into a comfortable overall lead

Italians snatch lead at Melges worlds

Flavio Favini and his Swiss Team led the fleet from start to finish in all three races on day two taking him into a comfortable overall lead

VOR sailors blessed by Maoris

Crew from the eight competing teams took part in the traditional Maori ceremony, to wish them farewell and a safe journey across the seas on leg 4 of the VOR