The crew of Asolare record their biggest catch
Alinghi announces second team sponsor
Swiss digital security company WISeKey will join Hublot as Alinghi team sponsors for the 33rd America's Cup
Ben Ainslie fails to get it right in the final
Ben Ainslie and Team Origin lose out to MRT in the final of the Australia Cup 2-0
Another teenager starts bid to sail solo around the world
Abby Sunderland, sister of Zac, hopes to set sail next month to become the youngest person to circumnavigate the globe
Solo racers to insure against rescue costs
The decision by one sponsor to sue for the costs of saving a life at sea is likely to affect insurance requirements for racing
British duo cross finish line in eighth
Dee Caffari and Brian Thompson have finished the Transat Jacque Vabre in eighth position
Asolare Ship’s Log: a death and a birth
26 November 2009 - a loud bang has sent all hands on deck
Asolare Ship’s Log: the fish are biting
Wednesday means a full english
Australia Cup: Ainslie looks for revenge
After flying in from the Louis Vuitton Trophy in Nice, Ben Ainslie and Francesco Bruni compete at the Sunseeker Australia Cup
Thomson brother signs up for Global Yacht Race
Briton Alex Alley has announced his co-skipper for the Global Ocean Race 2010/11 as Gosport based David Thomson
Would you abandon a floating yacht?
Efficient rescues mean more yachts are being abandoned only to be found floating later. Should people pull the plug before they get off?
Delay for America’s Cup? Updated
The latest court action has raised the first signs of doubt as to whether the event will happen in Feb 2010
Asolare Ship’s Log 4: practice makes perfect
The delicate art of Parasailor deployment may take longer than expected
Third IMOCA is Mike Golding
British ocean racer Mike Golding finishes third in the Transat Jacques Vabre
Transat Jacques Vabre: Group Bel second
Kito de Pavant and François Gabart on Groupe Bel cross the finish line eight-and-a-half hours after class winners
Oman Sail’s Masirah continues winning form
Masirah takes victory in the first leg of the inaugural Extreme Sailing Series Asia
ID checks for sailors
An update on where I've got to in my investigations into official powers to stop us and check our ID at sea
Asolare Ship’s Log: too close for comfort
Out at sea, in the middle of the night, with nothing but empty ocean and two converging yachts, 300m is not alot
Jules Verne Trophy: structural analysis of Groupama 3
The multihull will be in Cape Town for at least a week before being able to set sail
TJV winner leading solo design
Safran, monohull winner of the Transat Jacques Vabre, is at the forefront of changing thinking in solo designs