Justine Laymond became the first double lung transplantee to take part in the Clipper Race. She signed up for leg 8 (New York to UK) and wasn't sure what to
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AAM Cowes Week day eight report
By complete co-incidence both White and Black Groups at Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week were won by yachts called Harlequin.
AAM Cowes Week day seven
Harlequin seal a magnificent win in the Black Group
Round the Island record smashed
MOD70 trimaran Foncia set new record at 2 hours, 21 minutes and 25 seconds
AAM Cowes Week day six report
Powerplay win Class 0 with a day to spare whilst Foncia smashes the round the island course record
Socks for yachts at AAM Cowes Week
Each boat in Black Group given bilge socks to minimise pollution
AAM Cowes Week Day Five Report
VIDEO: Powerplay & Pace inseparable whilst the White Group stay at home
Day four of AAM Cowes Week
Pace wins The Britannia Cup
Day Three of AAM Cowes Week
Favourites emerging
Video: Racing at AAM Cowes Week
Official event charity Toe in the Water invited Yachting World to join them in Sunday's race
Video: Highlights from day two of AAM Cowes Week
Take a look at what Sunday had to offer at this year's Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week
The feel good factor on day two of Cowes Week
Charity boat Toe in the Water, skippered by ambassador Dee Caffari MBE, earned an impressive third place
Ainslie announced as flag bearer for Olympics closing ceremony
Gold medallist Ben Ainslie has been asked to carry the Union flag during the London 2012 Olympic Games closing ceremony
Classic Start to AAM Cowes Week
Strong southeasterly breeze intensified during the day to produce outstanding sailing conditions
The first Cowes Week casualties
Yachts damaged in winds of up to 19 knots on the first day of the regatta
Head to Head for Gold
Can GBR’s Mills and Clark deliver a gold medal performance in today’s 470 women’s medal race?
Olympic Gold Medal Upgrade
Can the British 470 crew upgrade to Gold in today’s medal race? To do so means beating the Australians
Why Kites are Wrong for Rio
Windsurfing pioneer Neil Pryde was in Weymouth and gave his views
