Yachting World

  • September 11, 2003

Sam Manuard, Jonathan McKee, Pierre Rolland and Alex Pella are continuing their battles at the front of the Mini Transat fleet with Manuard currently in the lead by six miles

Mini fleet his light winds

  • September 11, 2003

The 70-stong Mini Transat fleet continues its slow progress in 2-4 knots of wind heading towards the Spanish coast

  • September 9, 2003

Fred Duthil sailing his Magnen/Nivelt 99 design Prototype leads the fleet off the Mini Transat start line

  • September 9, 2003

Alan Krailing and Gemma Thompson won last weekend's Lark open meeting at Weymouth

Route du Ponant

  • September 9, 2003

Charles Caudrelier on Bostik Findley has won both legs of offshore race in the Route du Ponant and now leads the series

  • September 8, 2003

The Hermes team of Ed Browne, Mark Tait and Lachlan Torrance retained the lead they had held since Round 2 to take the overall victory in the 18ft Skiff Grand

VOR’s new baby

  • September 8, 2003

With predicted speeds in excess of 35kts, the new Volvo Open 70 is set to break records

Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup

  • September 8, 2003

In the fresh wind off Porto Cervo, the Maxi Rolex fleet made short work of the long course on the opening day of the regatta

  • September 7, 2003

Big wind forecast, with effects from Hurricane Fabian in the North Atlantic, has forced the postponement of the start of the Mini Transat

Clipper fleet fends off Fabian

  • September 5, 2003

The path of Hurricane Fabian has moved east which will provide a window for Clipper fleet to set sail on next leg

  • September 5, 2003

Although British James Bird knows he's not going to win the Mini Transat this year in his aging design, he has big plans for the future

  • September 5, 2003

British sailors Iain Percy and Steve Mitchell posted a 10th place on the opening day of the Star class Europeans yesterday