The Red Square-sponsored Lark National Championships hosted by Looe Sailing Club threw up seven different race winners, tight overall results and some benign but unhelpful weather.
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Placings static on TFV
Results from the last offshore race of the Tour de France à la Voile from Hyères to Nice have left top rankings unaltered.
Ainslie leads Finn Gold Cup
Today’s penultimate race at the Finn Gold Cup sees Ben Ainslie take a firm lead
Flying Fifteen Nationals – Day Five
An overcast day with early rain soon produced a Force 3-4 from West/South West and good sailing conditions
All down to the last day
With close racing throughout, the final round of the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship will decide who walks away with gold….
USA 77 damage assessment
Hopes that Conner’s new AC boat, USA 77, survived its undignified dunking were thrown to the wind yesterday, when a preliminary assessment revealed two fairly serious fractures…
Nine challenges confirmed
With less than three weeks to go until the start of this year’s biennial Rolex Commodores’ Cup, the Royal Ocean Racing Club can now disclose details of the teams...
Light winds at youth worlds
Light winds affected the fourth day's racing at the Volvo World Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship in Lunenburg, Canada, yesterday
Tracy Edwards to award overall prizes
Tracy Edwards MBE will be presenting the overall prizes at the Skandia Life Cowes Week 2002 prize-giving on Saturday 10 August on Cowes Parade
Scotts regain control at the Lark nationals
Another first place in yesterday's race has put Dougal and Nigel Scott back in a stronger overall position at the Lark national championship at Looe
More wins for Stiponvic at Laser 4.7 worlds
Tonci Stiponvic from Croatia once again notched up two wins in yesterday's racing to secure his spot at the top of the leaderboard
14s head for POW
The International 14 class is descending on Falmouth this weekend for Prince of Wales Cup week
Splash and Flash worlds
Light airs cause delayed starts at the Flash and Splash world championship at Weymouth
Melges world preparations
Some of the world's top sailors have signed up for next week's Melges world championship and many are already out on the race course practising
Thumbs up for Moloney’s new boat
Nick Moloney completed his first voyage onboard the Open 50, OC1, arriving at the Offshore Challenges base in Cowes, UK last weekend after a five-week refit in northern France
British win first race at TFV
Rob Greenhalgh and his crew aboard Panther Team GBR won their first race in the Tour de France a la Voile yesterday
Splash and Flash worlds
Nearly 200 competitors are contesting the Splash and Flash world championships at Weymouth this week
Campbell-James wins Governors Cup
Paul Campbell-James with his crew of Alex Cherry and Paul Burgoine have won the United States Junior grade 3 Match Racing event in Newport
De Kersauson eyes Round Britain record
After 5,000 miles of sea trials, Olivier de Kersauson says his maxi tri is ready to show her potential
No wind at Yngling worlds
Lack of wind on Lake Lucerne yesterday forced the abandonment of the third day's racing