Something special is happening in the Southern Ocean
Yachting World
24 hours of ARC drama
Casualty evacuation from Avocet; Crew rescue by Navillus
Heroic effort
Dee Caffari rustles up a report even though she can't manage to sleep or eat
“A baptism of fire” – Dee Caffari
Read this brutally honest account of solo racing by Dee Caffari, written for readers of Yachting World
PRB’s wingmast catastrophe
Barcelona World Race favourites are out, and what's going on with these wingmast failures?
Reader rescued after yacht is holed
Pete Kyne, his 17-year-old son, and one other crew rescued after his catamaran is holed
A day of high drama
It's all damage, disaster and problems out there by the sound of it
Alex Thomson: 499 miles in 24 hours
Alex Thomson and Andrew Cape are claiming a new record of 499 miles a day in Hugo Boss
PRB loses top of rig
Barcelona World Race favourites are out after the top of their wingmast breaks in Southern Ocean
499 miles, and throttled back?
Alex Thomson is fast, but can he and Capey hold the Hugo Boss beast back?
Crew of holed catamaran rescued
Three crew of a Prout 31 are rescued by another yacht 750 miles from the Caribbean after being dismasted and holed
Caught out in a thunderstorm
Chucking it down in Sydney Harbour
Video highlights?
Video of Hugo Boss tanking along is a notable exception among lots of grainy talking heads
Bertarelli’s new America’s Cup Vision
Alinghi's head, Ernesto Bertarelli, expresses his views on how the next America's Cup could be shaped
Log: Kealoha 8, 7/12
Pinkie bites the dust
Missing schooner found
Strange case of the missing schooner that's not missing
Race PR: let’s park the maths
Are press reports from the solo races killing the golden goose?
Dismasted 400 miles from land
Dismasted Open 60 faces 400 miles motoring into the tradewinds with a 40hp engine
Log: Kealoha 8, 5/12
Kealoha have the finish in mind
Octopus claims Golding?
Mixed metaphors and mixed fortunes in the Doldrums