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  • May 14, 2002

Over 200 competitors are expected to take part in this weekend’s Optimist inland championship

Maiden’s slow progress

  • May 14, 2002

Despite Maiden's slow progress during her Antigua to Newport record attempt, she's now hit stronger winds and should arrive in Newport later today

New navigator for djuice

  • May 14, 2002

Having clocked up a string of poor results in the VOR so far, Knut Frostad has decided to make a radical crew change for the last two legs

Maiden behind schedule

  • May 14, 2002

Tracy Edwards’ yacht Maiden II, attempting the Antigua to Newport speed record, is behind schedule and won’t arrive at her destination until this evening

  • May 13, 2002

B14 sailors enjoyed perfect conditions at this weekend's open meeting at Lee-on-Solent SC

  • May 13, 2002

A total of 42 Toppers took part in the Southern Travellers open meeting at Hayling Island SC over the weekend of 11-12 May

  • May 13, 2002

Having spent two weeks in Antigua, Tracy Edward's yacht Maiden II, is off again, this time attempting to break the Antigua to Newport record

  • May 13, 2002

The all girls crew VOR boat, Amer Sports Too, which lost her mast during Leg 7 of the race, is being prepared for the next leg

Ellen on pace for the Regatta Du Rubicon

  • May 13, 2002

Ellen MacArthur and her five-person team aboard Kingfisher has started the 2,800 mile Regatta Du Rubicon and is currently just 6.7 miles behind the leader

  • May 13, 2002

Mitch Booth and Olivier Backes tie for first place on the penultimate day of the regatta

  • May 10, 2002

Having completed Leg 7 of the VOR, crews are now preparing for the final, two-leg sprint to the finish at Kiel

  • May 10, 2002

Knut Frostad, skipper of djuice dragons, reveals his feelings about finishing seventh on Leg 7 of the VOR

  • May 9, 2002

illbruck crossed the finish line of Leg 7 early this afternoon