Australian Farr 40 season kicks off at Port Stephens
Wild Thing breaks Barcolana record
Skandia Wild Thing, the Australian super-maxi, skippered by owner Grant Wharington, has taken 21 minutes off the Barcolana Yacht Race record
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29ers at Holt Tide Ride
Dylan Fletcher and Rob Partridge win 29er class at last weekend's Holt Tide Ride at Hayling Island SC
Safety highlighted at TJV launch
All 37 crews issued with the Wavefinder safety kit that will be fitted to all the boats before the start of the Transat Jacques Vabre
Craig wins Endeavour Trophy
Nick Craig and James Stewart representing the Finn class win Endeavour Trophy at Burnham-on-Crouch
Larks at Plymouth
Nigel Hufton and Chris Whitehouse win Lark Final Fling event at Plymouth
49er Gold Series
Draper and Hiscocks on top in RYA 49er Gold Series
National 12s at Yeadon
Phil and Helen David win National 12 open meeting at Yeadon
National 12s at Grafham
Frances Gifford and Sophie Mackley win final National 1 Gill event of the season
ACC skippers head for Melges worlds
Russell Coutts and James Spithill enter 2005 Corum Melges 24 World Championship
No wind for Hamble Winter Series
Lack of wind forces postponement of opening day's racing at the Garmin Hamble River Winter Series on Sunday
Humphreys goes extreme
It's an usual way to go train for going solo, but Conrad Humphreys's plans to race a Volvo Extreme 40 catamaran are part of a long build up for the…
Raceboard worlds
Shaw shines in new Olympic windsurf class
Laser World Masters
Exciting racing on final day of Laser World Masters Championship in Fortaleza, Brazil
New boats for Italian ACC team
Two new boats for Mascalzone Latino-Capitalia Team
Round Britain and Ireland update
Crews announced for the Round Britain and Ireland Challenge which starts next Saturday
Rolex Middle Sea Race
Record fleet of 63 entries from 13 nations
Humphreys goes extreme
Could racing a supersized beach cat be the way to sharpen skills for a solo race round the world? Conrad Humphreys thinks so. He explains why to Elaine Bunting