After a poor start to the event, the British Panther Team surprised all in the Tour de France à la Voile 2002 by taking fourth overall
Melges worlds
Frenchman Jean Francois Cruette leads the Melges 24 world championship after two races
470 European Championship gets underway
The 470 European Championships commenced yesterday in Tallinn, Estonia, attracting nearly 100 boats…
Team GBR takes gold in 29er Youth Worlds
Team GBR sailors Pippa Wilson (16, from Lymington, Hants) and Jenny Marks (17, Northampton) walked away with the gold medal in the 29er girls' class at the Volvo Youth Sailing…
Skandia Squad teams announced
Five teams have been chosen to represent Skandia, sponsors of Cowes Week, as part of the Skandia Squad at this year’s event…
All eyes on the TFV
With the top two boats separated by just a couple of points, it remains for the final race today to conclude the battle for first in the Tour de France…
Italian RS Eurocup results
Round three of the RS Eurocup was held in Fraglia della Vela, Riva, Italy and was attended by a total of 120 boats with crews from England, France and Germany.
Splash and Flash at Portland
The Splash World Championships and Flash Eurocup Races were held this week in Portland Harbour, based at the Weymouth and Portland Sailing Academy.
Laser Radial Worlds final results
The final day of racing in the Laser World Open and Women's Championships got underway at Buffalo Canoe Club in Ontario, Canada after a one hour delay to allow the…
Ainslie wins Finn Gold Cup
Britain's Laser Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie capped a fine performance by taking eighth in the last race to take the Athens, Greece-based Finn Gold Cup.
TFV will go to the wire
It will take the final points scoring race in the 25th Tour de France à la Voile to decide the winner after the top two boats swapped places today.
Ainslie leads Finn Gold Cup
Today’s penultimate race at the Finn Gold Cup sees Ben Ainslie take a firm lead
Success for Spanish and Danes in Yngling Worlds
The final day of racing on Lake Lurcerne in Switzerland saw improvement for the British women but it was a case of too little, too late.
Harris and Priest win Lark Nationals
The Red Square-sponsored Lark National Championships hosted by Looe Sailing Club threw up seven different race winners, tight overall results and some benign but unhelpful weather.
Placings static on TFV
Results from the last offshore race of the Tour de France à la Voile from Hyères to Nice have left top rankings unaltered.
Flying Fifteen Nationals – Day Five
An overcast day with early rain soon produced a Force 3-4 from West/South West and good sailing conditions
All down to the last day
With close racing throughout, the final round of the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship will decide who walks away with gold….
USA 77 damage assessment
Hopes that Conner’s new AC boat, USA 77, survived its undignified dunking were thrown to the wind yesterday, when a preliminary assessment revealed two fairly serious fractures…
Nine challenges confirmed
With less than three weeks to go until the start of this year’s biennial Rolex Commodores’ Cup, the Royal Ocean Racing Club can now disclose details of the teams...
Splash and Flash worlds
Nearly 200 competitors are contesting the Splash and Flash world championships at Weymouth this week