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Yachting World
Contents: May 2005
Are there so many round the world epics these days
New skip for TietoEnator
49er Olympic gold medallist Thomas Johanson to skipper TietoEnator 60ft trimaran in the Oops Cup
Swedish ACC team appoint designer
Victory Challenge announce Mani Frers as the designer for its participation in the 32nd America's Cup
Big Brother leads Congressional Cup
Chris Dickson leads Congressional Cup 5-0
New outright sailing speed record
Finian Maynard of the BVI comes tantalisingly close to the 'magic' 50 knots with a new record set in the 'French Trench'
Folkboats go head to head
The second weekend of the Lymington Spring Series brought sunshine and close racing for the folkboat class
Bienvenido Alinghi!
Team Alinghi was officially welcomed to Valencia at ceremony in the Valencian Town Hall earlier today
Classic Fireball free entry
Ogton SC is offering free entry to all Classic Fireballs
YW presents new trophy at Antigua
Yachting World presents spectacular solid silver trophy for the fastest elapsed time round the island
Doha 2006 wins Oryx Quest
Brian Thompson and his crew aboard the giant catamaran Doha 2006 crossed the finish line on Saturday morning to win the Oryx Quest
Bullimore congratulates Thompson
Tony Bullimore, skipper of second-placed Daedalus, congratulates Brian Thompson and his crew on winning the Oryx Quest
Ovington Boats update
Ovington Boats announces interim management team
Larks at Barnt Green
A total of 25 Larks travelled to Barnt Green for the class annual open meeting on 9-10 April
Phantoms at Haversham
A total of 29 eager Phantom sailors turned out to enjoy the first Travellers event of 2005 at Haversham Sailing Club last weekend
Tested to the limit
As Team Save the Children finishes, skipper Paul Kelly writes about the hardest leg
Team Shosholoza head to head with Coutts
South African Olympic sailor Ian Ainslie and four top crew from ACC Team Shosholoza will race the Congressional Cup against Russell Coutts
Joyon in New York
Francis Joyon has arrived in New York in preparation of his Transatlantic record attempt
Doha 2006 finish imminent
At 0600 GMT this morning Brian Thomson and his Doha 2006 crew were 199 miles from the Oryx Quest finish line
Youth Champs in Largs
Wild and windy on penultimate day of RYA Youth Championships