Kostecki receives speed trophy

John Kostecki, skipper of illbruck, and winner of the VOR, was presented with the 24-hour Monohull World Speed Record yesterday

Maiden still on track

Crew member Adrienne Cahalan reports from Maiden II as the maxi-cat hurtles its way towards breaking Playstation’s record

Contents: July 2002

It was a wild and stormy passage from Russia to Alaska for Peter and Lyndall Aston, via the wind-blown Aleutian Islands, where war relics and wildlife combined to make this…

A total of 34 boats turned out for the National 12 open meeting at Royal Harwich YC on the River Orwell during the Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend

Cloud Cookoo wins the Folkboat national championship at Lymington

Team Tonic wins Morgan Cup

Team Tonic has won the Morgan Cup and the first race of the RYA Commodores' Cup selection trials

Contessa 32 team racing

The Contessa 32 two-boat team racing series, organised by the Royal Southern Yacht Club, was sailed on windward/leeward courses in the Solent over the weekend

Rowers poised for Atlantic challenge

The Skandia Ocean Row Team is set to depart from St John's, Newfoundland, Canada, today, to attempt their record-breaking row across the Atlantic

Eight home boats were joined by five visitors for the National 12 Chipstead open meeting on 8 June

Poul Richard Hoj-Jensen sailing Danish Blue finished second in the last race of the series to clinch the Dragon Edinburgh Cup

The second weekend of the Red Funnel Cowes Keelboat Championship Series took place on June 8-9

Knox-Johnston’s latest venture

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston is competing in the Two Handed Round Britain and Ireland Race which started from Plymouth yesterday

The giant Cap Gemini Ernst & Young and Schneider Electric trimaran was hit and damaged by smaller yacht in the Moulin Blanc harbour in Brest yesterday

Contender, Osprey and Flying Fifteen sailors enjoyed mixed conditions at this weekend’s open meeting at Hayling Island Sailing Club

Djuice holds VOR lead

While djuice dragons slipped in to the lead last night, SEB, Tyco and News Corp have have dropped 20 miles

A painful finish – for some

Matthew Sheahan reports from the dockside in Kiel on the last minute surprises that signaled the end of the Volvo Ocean Race