Highs and lows for Jason, from the radio phone-in to a Defcon 4 spinnaker drop
Scottish Series Results
Cork winners of this year's trophy
2004 Tall Ships Race
Disadvantaged teenagers to take part in Tall Ships Race
Swedish Match Tour
Gilmour skipper of the Pizza-La Sailing Team set to win the championship
BMW Oracle Racing
BMW and ORACLE Racing unveil a new look for their 32nd America's Cup campaign
The Transat
Strong winds on the way as the trimarans pick up pace
Virbac leads Transat monohulls
Virbac, skippered by Jean-Pierre Dick in the Transat, now has an 18-mile lead over Mike Golding further to the north
Kip Stone reports from the Atlantic
American businessman, Kip Stone made contact with his shore team for the first time since the start, shortly before 0900 GMT yesterday morning
Transat – Open 60 class
Progress is slow taking its toll on sailors
Groupama hits unidentified object
Worry as the class 1 multihull favourite has a collision - probably with a whale - and cracks centreboard casing
Harken Laser Masters results
The 141 sailors competing in the Laser Masters enjoy some close racing
Feeling flush
Never again will indoor plumbing be taken for granted, swears Jason
Young sailors record attempt
Eleven young sailors to attempt non-stop round Britain record
Petit Bateau 2004 preview
The race is on as just two spaces remain for this year's Petit Bateau singlehanded race
Anna Kournikova interview
In an exclusive yachtingworld.com interview, Anna Kournikova reveals whether she'll be replacing her tennis racket with a tiller
Gul RS Vareo National Championship
A weekend of varied conditions at this year's championship held at Brixham Yacht Club
Southy wins J/24 southern areas
Southampton Sailor, Ian Southworth wins Southern Area Championship last weekend
Dining à la carte
Jason meets the Irish Sea in poor shape, as the Round Britain & Ireland Challenge heads west
Few hours to the start
Here in Plymouth there's a hive of activity around the Marina as the 37 teams make final preparations for the start of the Transat at 1400 this afternoon
And they’re off!
In pouring rain and a south-westerly 20-22kts of breeze, a flare was fired from Royal Navy's HMS Tyne, signalling the race start of The Transat