Yachting World

Australia signs up for Clipper

  • October 29, 2003

Australia will sponsor one of the Clipper yachts in the next round the world race, and Fremantle will be the first-ever Australian stopover

Nokia beats Alfa Romeo

  • October 29, 2003

Charles Dunstone's Nokia has collected provisional corrected time victory over Alfa Romeo in the Rolex Middle Sea Race

  • October 29, 2003

With the recent relocation of Batt Sails to Bosham, a regular sail care and repair service has been re-established to its old territory west and north of London

  • October 29, 2003

A total of 72 RS400s turned out for the class inlands at Rutland

  • October 28, 2003

In an effort to avoid confusion, Offshore Challenges, organisers of the 2004 singlehanded trans-ocean race has changed the event's name to Transat

Heavy weather for Middle Sea Race

  • October 28, 2003

The bulk of the fleet are now enduring heavy weather conditions as they head for the finish of the Rolex Middle Sea Race

  • October 28, 2003

The Mini 6.50 class not only attracts some of the world's best designers but many of the world's top class sailors too

  • October 27, 2003

Peter Gilmour and his Pizza-La Sailing Team won the final of the King Edward VII Gold Cup yesterday

  • October 27, 2003

The British Windjet team is on standby for its land speed record attempt

Liverpool to host Clipper races

  • October 27, 2003

Clipper Ventures has selected the City of Liverpool as the host port for the start and finish of its next two Round the World Yacht Races

A real corker

  • October 26, 2003

Entries are pouring in to the race office at Royal Cork Yacht Club in preparation for next year's Cork Week

Middle Sea Race start

  • October 26, 2003

A total of 44 yachts crossed the Royal Malta Yacht Club's Rolex Middle Sea Race startline yesterday for a 607-mile offshore race

Dickson and Gilmour head to head

  • October 26, 2003

Chris Dickson and Peter Gilmour go head to head in today's Investors Guaranty Presentation of the King Edward VII Gold Cup final

  • October 24, 2003

Alfa Romeo dominated the second inshore race at the Rolex Middle Sea Race Week yesterday

  • October 24, 2003

Jean Luc Van Den Heede is on standby once again for his fourth attempt at breaking the non-stop, singlehanded, westabout global record