Yachting World

  • July 20, 2003

Competition is looking particularly hot this year with over 70 boats expected to be take part in the Typhoon Fireball National Championship

  • July 20, 2003

Having rounded Eddstone Light House today at 0700, the Admiral's Cup IMS fleet is on its way home

Wolf Rock update

  • July 20, 2003

The Admiral's Cup fleet is currently enjoying fresh south-south-westerly winds and the big boats have started to round the rock

  • July 20, 2003

The the first day of the 420 world championship produced some close racing, setting the scene for the week-long event at Hayling Island

  • July 20, 2003

Going in to the final races today RMW Marine is looking good but will have to fight off some tough competition in today's remaining races

Wolf Rock start

  • July 19, 2003

The 16-strong Admiral's Cup fleet headed off the startline at 1500 this afternoon in perfect conditions

  • July 18, 2003

The last Lark open meeting before the class championship took place at Warsash SC last weekend

Big Swallow entry at Cowes

  • July 18, 2003

The Swallow class association has sponsored a bursary to encourage entries to this year's Cowes Week

AC fleet prepares for final race

  • July 18, 2003

The final race of the 2003 Admiral's Cup tomorrow, the long offshore Wolf Rock Race - approximately 400 miles for the big boats, and 300 for the small boats takes

  • July 17, 2003

After a day when winds gusting over 30 knots sorted out the men from the boys, Spain has retaken the lead with a one point margin in the 2003 Admiral's

  • July 17, 2003

In a fresh, building westerly breeze blowing down the Solent in a flooding tide, the scene was set for some exciting action in today's Admiral's Cup inshore races

  • July 16, 2003

Competitors had to contend with thunder storms hail and mixed winds across the three courses of the 29er and 49er Europeans yesterday

Stamm makes a move

  • July 16, 2003

A favourable tack out to the west puts Bernard Stamm sailing Bobst Group-Armor Lux at the top of the fleet in the Calais Round Britain and Ireland race

  • July 15, 2003

Real Club Nautico de Laredo is currently playing host to 150 29ers and 49ers for their world and European championships

  • July 15, 2003

As the Admiral's Cup fleet set off on the fifth heat of the series yesterday, the short offshore race, it was the Australian team that were making the early running

Sill takes lead in Round Britain

  • July 15, 2003

Roland Jourdain's Sill has taken the lead of the Calais Round Britain and Ireland race from Vincent Riou's PRB, the initial race leader

Aussies retain lead at AC

  • July 15, 2003

A win in the big boat class and a third in the small boat fleet puts the Royal Prince Alfred YC five points ahead of Real Club Nautico de Sangenjo