Gurra Krantz explains what happened when Team SEB’s worst possible nightmare came true.

A look at the second week of leg 4 of the Volvo Ocean Race Wow, what a week! The fourth leg in the VOR has to go down in the…

SEB’s mast dilemma

Having broken her mast in the Southern Ocean, SEB’s shore team are working on the logistics on getting new one to her in time for the next leg

Between 0630 GMT and 0640 GMT this morning, SEB lost her carbon mast after it broke just above the boom

Paul Cayard recounts the experience: “Shortly after sunrise the wind accelerated from 25 knots to 40 knots, topping out at 47 knots of wind from 260. There was a well-formed…

America’s Cup anomaly

Rumours have been circulating that Team Alinghi has uncovered an anomaly in the America’s Cup Rules, we reveal the truth...

Amer Sports One wipe out

Team Amer Sports One came close to disaster last night as they lost control of their overpowered yacht while charging towards two large icebergs

Cayard speaks

In the middle of total chaos, Paul Cayard managed to write this account of what acutally happened during last night’s epic journey through the icebergs in the Southern Ocean The…

With images of Skandia Life Cowes Week 2001 still fresh in the mind, organisers Cowes Combined Clubs have announced details of this year’s regatta

News Corp hits iceberg

The VOR yacht, News Corp has hit a growler, while sailing at 21 knots of boat speed this morning. The crew immediately dived below decks to make sure that the…

British sailors win at Miami OCR

The 2002 Rolex Miami Olympic Classes Regatta concluded yesterday (Sunday) with all but the Star class competing in light-air races on Biscayne Bay. In the 5-6 knot breeze that Biscayne…

illbruck puts her foot down

Having taken the lead from Tyco yesterday, illbruck is revelling in the testing Southern Ocean and and now has a 26-mile advantage

Aussie Skiff champs

Heat one of the 18ft Skiff Australian championship took place this afternoon (Sunday) and was won by Sunday Telegraph