Despite finding a hole on the starboard hull of his trimaran Francis Joyon is still on pace for breaking the singlehanded world speed record
Yachting World
De Kersauson commits to Oryx Cup
Another blow for Bruno Peyron and The Race as fellow Frenchman supports Tracy Edwards' event
Ovington to build state-of-the-art Int 14
Ovington Boats are building a new Bieker 4 International 14 using Insensys optic fibre technology within its construction
New boats line-up for Rolex Regatta
A selection of new big racers will be on the start line for this year's International Rolex Regatta
Tracy Edwards announces dates
Tracy Edwards and her Maiden Ocean Racing Qatar team have announced proposed start dates for The Oryx Cup and The Quest 2006
Boat Show figures increase
Visitors to this year's Schroders London Boat Show exceeded 213,000, which is up on the original figure
Dartmouth four lead Atlantic Rowing Regatta
A team of four from the Dartmouth Rowing Club competing in the Atlantic Rowing Regatta ORSARR 2004 aboard Queensgate, their 24ft carbonfibre, Phil Morrison design are currently leading the 13-boat
Young Mini Transat sailor secures yacht
Clemency Williams, the 24-year-old sailor who hopes to compete in the Mini Transat 2005 has taken delivery of her new yacht
Big winds flatten fleet at Miami OCR
The first day of the Rolex Miami Olympic Classes Regatta was cut short for most of the 11 classes competing when a rain squall bearing high, shifty winds rolled down…
Soling worlds – race 3
A Brazilian team from Rio de Janeiro won the third race of the Soling Worlds at Veleiros do Sul Brazil yesterday
Ranger set for Transatlantic Challenge
Ranger, a re-creation of the legendary J-Class yacht that won the 1937 America's Cup, will race in the Rolex Transatlantic Challenge 2005
Olympic Classes Regatta
A total of 37 countries are represented at the Rolex Miami Olympic Classes Regatta which started today
Sign up for early Round the Island entry
Although there is still plenty time before this year's Round the Island Race, it's worth taking advantage of the early bird entry which closes on 3 April
Van den Heede still ahead of Monnet
Jean Luc van den Heede is still 18 days ahead of Philippe Monnet's record at a current position of 600 miles north of the Kerguelen Islands
Soling worlds training
Following yesterday's practice race, the Soling world championship commences today
Razzmatazz on Sydney Harbour
Modern and classic yachts and Sydney's famous 18-footers and historical replicas, will sail on Sydney Harbour today to mark 168th anniversary of Australia Day Regatta
Moloney secures Skandia sponsorship
Nick Moloney's 2004 Vendée Globe campaign was given a huge boost today as Skandia announced crucial sponsorship
Key West results
The Dutch Farr 40 Mean Machine has won its class at Terra Nova Trading Key West 2004 while the young American sailor Shark Kahn had to settle for second overall…
International teams to compete in Warren Jones Youth Regatta
Swedish and New Zealand crews will become the first international competitors to sail in the Warren Jones Youth Regatta