Sarah Richards and Nigel Wakefield won race three of the Lark national championship
Aussies lead ISAF worlds
The Australian are emerging as a force to be reckoned with at the ISAF Youth Sailing World Champsionship
Laser sailor joins Team Visa
Laser sailor Paul Goodison has joined a list of other top athletes as a member of Team Visa
Riou retains Round Britain lead
Vincent Riou aboard PRB has increased his lead on the Calais Round Britain and Ireland Race fleet and is now over 11 miles ahead of Roland Jourdain's Sill
Want to sail a tall ship?
The Sail Training Association is offering 80 crew places aboard two 200ft tall ships for the Tall Ships Brig Match Race
RMW Marine takes 18ft Skiff champs
For the fourth consecutive time, the RMW Marine 18 footer team has won the national championship
420 worlds
The second day of the International 420 World Championships saw perfect sailing weather continue at Hayling Island Sailing Club in Hampshire yesterday
BUSA Announce American Tour Team
Nine sailors have been selected to represent the British University Sailing Association as they tour America in a bid to defend their title
Aussies win Admiral’s Cup
The Australian team from the Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club in Sydney has won the 2003 Admiral's Cup
Closer than close in the Calais Round Britain
Although PRB is leading the fleet as it heads down the East Coast, Sill and Bobst Group Armor Lux are giving her a good run for her money
420 women’s worlds
The the first day of the 420 world championship produced some close racing, setting the scene for the week-long event at Hayling Island
18ft Skiff nationals
Going in to the final races today RMW Marine is looking good but will have to fight off some tough competition in today's remaining races
Fireball nationals hots up
Competition is looking particularly hot this year with over 70 boats expected to be take part in the Typhoon Fireball National Championship
AC IMS fleet heads home
Having rounded Eddstone Light House today at 0700, the Admiral's Cup IMS fleet is on its way home
Wolf Rock update
The Admiral's Cup fleet is currently enjoying fresh south-south-westerly winds and the big boats have started to round the rock
Wolf Rock start
The 16-strong Admiral's Cup fleet headed off the startline at 1500 this afternoon in perfect conditions
Larks at Warsash
The last Lark open meeting before the class championship took place at Warsash SC last weekend
Big Swallow entry at Cowes
The Swallow class association has sponsored a bursary to encourage entries to this year's Cowes Week
AC fleet prepares for final race
The final race of the 2003 Admiral's Cup tomorrow, the long offshore Wolf Rock Race - approximately 400 miles for the big boats, and 300 for the small boats takes
Spain heads AC fleet
After a day when winds gusting over 30 knots sorted out the men from the boys, Spain has retaken the lead with a one point margin in the 2003 Admiral's