Yachting World

Round the world in a J/46

  • October 8, 2003

Annapolis sailor Christy Rodman will circumnavigate the globe in a J/46 and, via internet, will share her experiences with the next generation of adventurers

  • October 8, 2003

With an estimated arrival time of 0930 tomorrow Mari Cha IV is looking set to break the transatlantic speed record

McKee retakes Mini Transat lead

  • October 8, 2003

Jonathan McKee (247- TEAM McLube) has worked his way in to first place once again and now leads the second leg of the Mini Transat by eight miles

Contents: November 2003

  • October 8, 2003

easyJet cruising, cruising with a rally, Golding's Open 60, new boats at Southampton

  • October 7, 2003

Iain Percy will attend this weekend's Volvo Musto Optimist End of Season Championships at Rutland Sailing Club

  • October 7, 2003

Neil Hegarty from the Royal St George Yacht Club has won the 2003 Allianz ISA Helmsmans' Championship

Aussie ACC campaign

  • October 7, 2003

The Australian OzBoyz Challenge has announced its intention to compete in the 2007 America's Cup

  • October 7, 2003

Mari Cha IV, the 140ft super maxi has bettered her 24 hour distance record to 511.4 nm

Rolland takes lead in Mini Transat

  • October 7, 2003

Pierre Rolland (247 - Extrado) sailed out to the west overnight and has overtaken Jonathan McKee in the second leg of the Mini Transat

  • October 7, 2003

Phil Laycock won last weekend's Finn northern championship at Ullswater SC

  • October 6, 2003

Philippe Presti has won the Trophée Veolia, the inaugural international sailing event using mini monohulls on an Olympic-sized swimming pool

Minis sail slowly on

  • October 3, 2003

With light wind conditions of just one to three knots, the Mini-Transat battle continues slowly but surely.

Blast off for Mari Cha

  • October 2, 2003

And she's off: Robert Miller's 140ft supermaxi has left New York on a transatlantic record attempt

Mini Transat takes its toll

  • October 1, 2003

Relief on the third night as a gentle north-east wind gives skippers much needed rest and a chance to take stock.