Melges at Key West

Bruce Ayres has taken a three-point lead at Key West Week

Den Heede homeward bound

Jean Luc Van Den Heede who had to abort his non-stop singlehanded world speed record attempt aboard Adrien at the beginning of January is now just 200 nautical miles from

Melges 24s at Key West

Canadian Kate Mullin, helming for John Sherlock, leads the 57-strong Melges 24 class at Terra Nova Key West

Time short for Cape to Rio fleet

With overt 2,000 nautical miles to go before reaching Rio de Janeiro, some of the the Cape to Rio fleet could miss the cut off date

The end of the LV Cup. So what did the winners and losers have to say come the final result

Geronimo, Olivier de Kersauson's 110ft super-tri has shattered the outright Equator record

The waiting game

January 16 has come and gone and the Kingfisher Jules Verne team is on standby

YW exclusive from Kingfisher2

Watch out for yachting-world.com's exclusive reports from Kingfisher2 during Ellen MacArthur's Jules Verne attempt...

Geronimo has upped her average speed and crossed the Equator

Emma pipped at the post

Emma gets beaten into last place as the winds desert her at the finish, and Brad Van Liew tightens his grip on Class 2 of Around Alone

525 miles in 24 hours!

Olivier de Kersauson and his Geronimo Team are now well ahead of Bruno Peyron Jules Verne record

Fagan recaptures lead

Gawie Fagan has recaptured the handicap lead in the SAP Cape to Rio race

How to get back home?

Jean-Luc Van Den Heede considers the options as he inches his dismasted yacht towards New Zealand

Filthy seas and headwinds as Emma slogs south - separated from two rivals by only 5 miles