• February 5, 2004

The first of six ISAF World Sailing Rankings releases prior to the Olympic Games in Athens have been released by ISAF today

  • February 5, 2004

Long delays for the start of Steve Fossett's Jules Verne record attempt has led to crew replacements

New Zealander leads Warren Jones Regatta

  • February 4, 2004

New Zealand skipper Simon Minoprio has taken over the top rung of the ladder at the end of the second day of the Warren Jones youth keelboat regatta

  • February 4, 2004

With the dust beginning to settle on Francis Joyon's amazing feat, heads are turning towards Médiatis Région Aquitaine, Parlier's new extreme machine which is set to make a serious impact…

  • February 3, 2004

In this special yachtingworld.com story, Ellen MacArthur comments on Francis Joyon's world record-breaking success

  • February 3, 2004

Here's what some of the world's greatest yacht racers had to say about Joyon's 72-day sprint round the world

  • February 2, 2004

The Fastsail Organisation comprising Javelin, Hornet, Flying Dutchman, 505, Fireball, Osprey and 470 classes unite at this year's Dinghy Sailing Show

  • February 2, 2004

Jean Luc van den Heede is now 20 days ahead of Philippe Monnet's singlehanded global record as he heads for Cape of Good Hope

  • February 2, 2004

Cape Town is the preferred start/finish port for the second Antarctica Cup

  • February 1, 2004

Great Britain's Paul Goodison has added to his success in Melbourne earlier this month, by winning a gold medal at the Miami Olympic Classes Regatta

  • February 1, 2004

Francis Joyon sailing Idec, the 90ft trimaran, is still in line for breaking the world singlehanded speed record and is likely to finish on Tuesday morning

  • January 30, 2004

With just one day left to go at the Rolex Miami OCR, Paul Goodison is leading the Laser fleet by seven points

  • January 30, 2004

Terra Nova Trading Key West 2004, presented by Nautica produced winners from five countries and 11 states coast to coast and allowed a Key West record number of nine races…

Joyon holed

  • January 30, 2004

Despite finding a hole on the starboard hull of his trimaran Francis Joyon is still on pace for breaking the singlehanded world speed record