Having spent the last couple of days tackling a tricky wind system, Steve Fossett's 125ft catamaran finally broke through the low-pressure ridge last night and is back up to speed…

Steve Fossett and crew spent the last 24 hours negotiating a tricky wind system but they are still 893nm ahead of Orange I's record

Having spent the second half of yesterday covering just 100 miles, Olivier de Kersauson and team have started to increase speed once again

Competitors at last Sunday's OK open meeting enjoyed exciting conditions at British Airways YC

Team Kan-Do team selection

Team Kan-Do, the Chesapeake Bay entry in the next Volvo Ocean Race, has announced the start of its racing crew selection process

Commodores’ Cup news

The selection process has been announced for this year's Rolex Commodores' Cup

The Professional Windsurfing Association brings windsurfing back indoors this coming weekend in Bercy, Paris

David Scully aboard Cheyenne describes the transition from the icy southern seas to the warm blue of the subtropics

Forecasts of gale Force 9 forced the postponement of this weekend's kiteboat round the island record attempt

The final day's racing at the Expert Olympic Garda 2004 took place yesterday but lack of wind made for yet another long day on the water

Coupe de France

The opening day of the Coupe de France for Melges 24s, Mumm 30s and Dragons was sailed in light airs off St Tropez

Cheyenne loses time

Dodging a high pressure system has resulted in lost time but conditions for Steve Fossett and crew on their round the world record attempt should improve today

Geronimo three days ahead

While Cheyenne suffers with lack of wind, Geronimo further down the round the world course, is clocking up the miles and is now three days ahead of the record