Yachting World

  • October 11, 2004

West pays for Global Challenge yachts, and water poses a problem for Save the Children

  • October 11, 2004

Cup or no Cup, losing an America's Cup race is no fun when you see it for real

  • October 10, 2004

Iain Percy describes how he's getting used to a boat three times longer, 37 times heavier and a hundred times more complex than a Star

  • October 10, 2004

Representatives from seven European Royal families support Dragon 75th Anniversary regatta in St Tropez

  • October 9, 2004

Three flights of the closest and most dramatic racing we've seen so far in Act 2

  • October 8, 2004

Big winds greeted the 24-strong fleet of Vareos at last weekend's open meeting at Grafham Water SC

  • October 8, 2004

More racing than ever before in a packed weekend of America's Cup action

Dragons prepare for St Tropez

  • October 8, 2004

A total of 268 boats will be on the startline for this Sunday's opening race of the Hanseatic Lloyd Dragon Class 75th Anniversary Regatta

  • October 8, 2004

A total of 57 boats turned up at the RS400 inland championship at Grafham Water SC last weekend

  • October 6, 2004

Never underestimate the ability of a small team to embarrass a big one.

From storms to sunshine

  • October 6, 2004

Global Challenge crews are settling into life on board after a couple of bumpy days

Temperatures rising

  • October 6, 2004

Freeing winds are about to mark a change in the tactics and preoccupations of the Global Challenge fleet

  • October 5, 2004

America's Cup experts but newcomers to the new format, Luna Rossa stole the show today in the opening race of Act 2

  • October 4, 2004

With one Act in the bag, Act 2 is about to start in the new home of the America's Cup as Valencia plays host for the first time

  • October 3, 2004

Global Challenge crews, friends and relatives prepare themselves for this morning's big send-off

  • October 3, 2004

The goodbyes are over and now it's time to concentrate on the start. Skipper Loz Marriott talks to us