Yachting World

  • January 10, 2005

While Vincent Riou revels in his leading position at the front of the Vendee fleet, Jean Le Cam (Bonduelle) has slipped through into second place ahead of Golding

MacArthur nearly five days ahead

  • January 10, 2005

Ellen MacArthur, sailing the 75-multihull B&Q, is only 3.5 hours shy of a 5 day lead on her global speed record attempt

  • January 9, 2005

Mike Golding sailing Ecover has, this morning, taken second place in the Vendee Globe and is now just 4.6m from new leader Vincent Riou

  • January 9, 2005

Heat 1 of the Australian 18ft Skiff Austrailian championship took place today

  • January 8, 2005

The Phantom class reflects on another year of growth and consolidation in their position as one of the most popular singlehanders in the UK

  • January 8, 2005

Mike Golding (Ecover), in third position is consistently closing the gap and is just 71.7 miles behind the Vendee Globe leader

  • January 8, 2005

Tony Bullimore reports from onboard his 102ft maxi catamaran Daedalus, now speeding down the Red Sea towards Doha

  • January 7, 2005

Tricky, light conditions for leaders of Vendee Globe. Le Cam is ahead - but only just

  • January 7, 2005

Ellen MacArthur is now 4 days 8 hours 37 minutes ahead of Francis Joyon's global speed record time

  • January 6, 2005

Despite possibly the worst conditions she's ever experienced, Ellen MacArthur is now three and a half days ahead of the record

  • January 6, 2005

Richard Wood of Penzance has won the Yachting World-supported Musto International Cruising Awards competition

  • January 5, 2005

A venue is being sought for the 25th anniversary International Catamaran Challenge Trophy