The Sailboat show gives RYA Sailability a chance to keep the able bodied sailing population informed of the developments in dinghy design for sailors with reduced mobility

Bruno Peyron’s maxi cat, Orange, which broke her mast just minutes in to the start of the Jules Verne two weeks ago, is preparing for a re-start tomorrow morning

The Adrian Thompson-designed, carbonfibre rowing boat, designed to break the Atlantic rowing speed record, will be launched today

Intermittent steering problems force Olivier de Kersauson to turn back. It's too dangerous to continue into the Southern Ocean, he says

Queen visits Auckland base

Over 4,000 onlookers gathered at Auckland’s Viaduct Basin yesterday to catch sight of HRH Queen Elizabeth II during her recent state visit

Having covered over 4,000 miles since the Cap Gemini Ernst & Young – Schneider Electric team started their Trophée Jules Verne record attempt, Geronimo is back up to speed in…

Orange skipper Bruno Peyron confirmed yesterday – a year to the day after Club Med won The Race - that his recently repaired mast will be restepped on Friday

GBR Challenge has announced 12 April as the day when Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal will name GBR-70, GBR Challenge’s race boat and the first ACC boat ever to…

The 10 lucky winners of the prizedraw to win Sailboat and Windsurf Show tickets have just been announced

Four of IPC Media’s top titles including Yachting World, sailpower.com, ybw.com and Practical Boat Owner are exhibiting at this weekend’s Sailboat and Windsurf Show at Alexandra Palace…

Oracle Racing removes Dickson

In a report published today on YachtRacing.com, Larry Ellison's Oracle Racing America's Cup team has issued a statement that Chris Dickson has been removed from the sailing team

Want to try something different at this year’s BVI Spring Regatta (4-7 April)?

Young sailors visiting this weekend’s RYA Sailboat and Windsurf Show at Alexandra Palace should head straight for the Volvo RYA Youth Stand

Geronimo’s attempt to break the Jules Verne Challenge is currently being dogged by unusually light airs south of the Cape Verde Island

Orange skipper Bruno Peyron will today announce the revised start date for his 110 ft maxicatamaran’s Jules Verne attempt

Olivier de Kersauson’s 110ft maxitrimaran Geronimo has crossed the Equator after creeping towards the line at an average of just over three knots for the last 24 hours

Multiplast have turned around a scheduled 18-day mast repair in just 12 days and Orange’s mast will be re-stepped on Friday ready for a Saturday start to her Jules Verne…

The course looks just the same but the race is without a title sponsor for the first time in several years