Yachting World

  • April 12, 2002

Nick Moloney holds on for dear life as he tries to pick the growlers out from the torrents of spray

Maiden II Underway

  • April 12, 2002

At 11.12 GMT yesterday, Maiden II crossed the start line in Cadiz, heading for San Salvador as Tracy Edwards' girls attempt Atlantic record

  • April 11, 2002

Hundreds of visitors will flock to Cowes tomorrow morning to attend the official naming ceremony of Peter Harrison’s GBR Challenge America’s Cup yacht

  • April 11, 2002

In an interview yesterday, Neal McDonald, skipper of Assa Abloy, winner of the fifth leg of the Volvo Ocean Race, reveals some interesting ideas about his approach to leg six

Leopard’s salvage imminent

  • April 11, 2002

Leopard of London, the 90ft racing yacht, which was abandoned in the Atlantic nearly two weeks ago, could be salvaged later today or tomorrow morning

Contents: May 2002

  • April 11, 2002

From the Editor It was Dick Newick who railed against his fellow designers for putting performance before safety in their ?Greed for Speed? On the wind Steve Fossett plans more…

Designers prompt MCA review

  • April 10, 2002

Maritime and Coastguard Agency code of practice for superyachts will be reviewed following calls by designers

Southern Ocean blaster

  • April 10, 2002

Big prize money is up for grabs in the Antarctica Cup – a circumnavigation of Antarctica using 25m Ron Holland-designed one-designs

  • April 9, 2002

Fine weather and frisky winds brought thrilling racing to the third round of the Barclays Marine Finance Warsash Spring Series on Sunday, 7 April, with three crew overboard and safely…

  • April 8, 2002

John Mursell and Ian Cadwallader won yesterday's (7 April) Scorpion open meeting at Chew Valley Lake SC with just two points