Yachting World

  • July 16, 2002

Light winds at Buffalo Canoe Club, Ontario, Canada made for taxing racing at the first day of the Laser Radial Youth Worlds yesterday

  • July 16, 2002

Day two of the Europe Europeans got underway in Newport, Belgium, in a gentle 13 knots of breeze yesterday

  • July 15, 2002

The first day of the Europe European Championship kicked off yesterday (Sunday) in Belgium, attracting 124 boats in the women’s fleet

Flirt spotted at Cork

  • July 15, 2002

Amongst the crowd at Cork, Flirt,a new Corby 50 attracts attention with her racy lines and head turning looks.

North to the rescue

  • July 15, 2002

Chris Bedford weatherman on board Illbruck, offers weather advice on the North Sails stand at Ford Cork Week.

  • July 15, 2002

The first day’s racing at Cork Week got of to a light start this morning

  • July 15, 2002

Kit Hobday, owner and skipper of the Farr 52 Bear of Britain, had mixed feelings about his team’s performance during today’s racing at Cork Week

  • July 15, 2002

While Censored took a fifth and a first to take the overnight lead, Betty, the Sportsboat Spring Champion had to settle for two results in the 20s

  • July 13, 2002

The RYA's new national headquarters, which is currently being built in Hamble, Hampshire, is well underway

  • July 13, 2002

Ben Ainslie scored a first place yesterday to clinch the leader’s spot on the penultimate day of the Finn Europeans

  • July 13, 2002

The RYA's new national headquarters, which is currently being built in Hamble, Hampshire, is well underway

  • July 13, 2002

The 18ft Skiff RMW Marine has, once again, cleaned up on the first day of the Weymouth open meeting

Spirits high for NY Race Week

  • July 12, 2002

Some of the world's top sailors including Dennis Conner are heading for Newport this weekend to compete in NY YC Race Week

Big day for Wight Lightning

  • July 12, 2002

The first ever America's Cup boat to be built in Britain, GBR70, will be launched into Auckland's Viaduct Basin tomorrow

Swiss victory in Tour de France à la Voile

  • July 12, 2002

Ville de Genève Carrefour skippered by Etienne David scored a third victory today in La Rochelle after another tough 98-mile offshore race during the Tour de France à la Voil

  • July 12, 2002

Ben Ainslie finished in fourth place at yesterday's Finn Europeans which was enough to lift him to second place, four points behind Luca Devoti, the overall leader

98-miler for Tour de France boats

  • July 11, 2002

The Tour de France à la Voile competitors are preparing for the start of their next offshore leg which is scheduled to start later this afternoon

  • July 11, 2002

Michael Fellmann of Germany took the lead at the Finn European Championship yesterday