• January 13, 2004

Holt has expanded its performance hardware range to incorporate a new 60mm Pro-Ratchet block

Big entry for Key West Week

  • January 13, 2004

With still one week to go before the opening race of Terra Nova Trading Key West 2004 the entry list has already topped 300 boats

Minister to visit Boat Show today

  • January 13, 2004

Jacqui Smith, Minister of State for Industry and the Regions, will today (13 January) visit the Schroders London International Boat Show

  • January 11, 2004

Andy Smith and James Meldrum of Notts County Sailing Club took a last race third place which was enough to clinch the world title in Adelaide

  • January 10, 2004

Cleveland, UK-based Typhoon already claims global leadership for drysuits and is attempting to equal this reputation in the wetsuit market.

  • January 9, 2004

Aussies knock the British off the top spot at the Fireball worlds

  • January 9, 2004

Olympic 49er world champions, Chris Draper and Simon Hiscocks have secured a sponsorship deal with Volvo

  • January 9, 2004

Simon Allan has won Yachting World magazine's Musto International Cruising Awards competition for the log and photos of his cruise to Greenland

  • January 9, 2004

Steve Curtis 5-times Class 1 World Powerboat Champion has won the 2003 Raymarine Yachting Journalists' Association Yachtsman of the Year Award while 15 year-old Seb Clover takes Young Sailor of

  • January 9, 2004

Superwoman Ellen MacArthur not only officially opened the Schroders London Boat Show at ExCel yesterday but managed to launch her new 75ft trimaran at the same time

  • January 9, 2004

Andrew Preece waits tentatively for a speeding fine as he flies past the Sydney Opera House doing 20kts on Ellen MacArthur's new tri Castorama B&Q

  • January 9, 2004

Emma Richards, has announced plans for her next major sailing challenge, the Volvo Ocean Race 2005-06

  • January 7, 2004

This year the Schroders London Boat Show plays host to the first indoor windsurfing championships to be held in the UK

  • January 7, 2004

Great Britain's Rob Greenhalgh and the RMW Marine team took a dominant position in the the J.J Giltinan International 18 Footers Trophy Championship on Sydney Harbour today