Top line-up expected at this weekend's JPMorgan Fleming Winter Challenge
Riou in control of drag race
With the dominant high pressure system in place there are currently few opportunities for Le Cam and Golding to break through
Orange finds more wind
Having suffered from light airs yesterday, Orange 2 is back on track again in over 20kts of wind
MacArthur breaks Equator records
Ellen MacArthur sets new fastest time to Equator and Equator to Equator record
Riou on a roll
The countdown to the Vendee Globe finish has started. Riou is still leading but Le Cam and Golding should be watched carefully
Orange slows down at Canaries
Orange hits high pressure zone off Canary Islands
MacArthur back on track
Ellen MacArthur is now one day, eight hours ahead of the record but is preparing for her entry into the doldrums tomorrow
RS announces new coaching system
The RS Association has launched a new service for its members with the introduction of a new coaching section of the RS Association website
A look at Skandia’s keel construction
Offshore Challenges explains the construction and history of Skandia's keel
Riou picks up new wind
Vincent Riou, at the front of the Vendee Globe fleet, is currently on a roll but Jean Le Cam is not that far behind
1,040 miles in less than 48 hours
Bruno Peyron and his 14-man crew aboard the giant cat Orange 2 are continuing their rapid progress south down the Atlantic
Ellen ahead again
Ellen MacArthur fights to regain advantage over Francis Joyon
US Olympic Classes Regatta
Olympic Preparation Regatta Kicks Off in Florida
Harris wins Laser event at Plymouth
The first race of the Royal Western YC of England's Laser winter series was won by Keri Harris of the RNSA
Le Cam on the hunt
Jean Le Cam sailing his 2004-built Lombard design Bonduelle is going for the kill on his quest to win the Vendee Globe
Keel failure for Skandia
Skandia has suffered a major technical failure to the keel, which has led to the keel breaking away from the boat
Interview with Nick Moloney
A devastated Nick Moloney, skipper of the Open 60 Skandia, chatted to his shore team soon after losing his keel
Orange covers 495 miles in 18 hours
Bruno Peyron and his 14-man crew aboard the 120ft catamaran Orange 2 have covered 494 miles in 18 hours at 27.5 knots of average speed
Oryx Quest countdown
The final competitors make their way to Qatar for the start of the Oryx Quest 2005 which starts in just 10 days
Golding closes up
Despite breaking his main halyard for the third time Mike Golding has, overnight, closed the gap on second placed Jean Le Cam to just 31.7 miles