Native son Van Liew is back in business with a new mast; Garside is cookin' up a storm
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Mast down, spirit intact
Brad Van Liew recounts the final moments before his dismasting in Leg 4 of the Around Alone as he heads back to Punta under jury rig
Clipper Leg finishes early
Lack of wind on the leg to Singapore has meant that Leg 4a of the Clipper race has been cut short
Queasy does it
In the first of his reports from on board Magellan Alpha in the Around Alone's final Leg, Mike Garside tries to find his sea legs
May Contents
Cruising family run down and left for dead, New Zealand prepares for the 30th America's Cup, Stability - do the rules stand up?
June Preview
Panama - the vital link, The men to beat - we look at the strategies for winning the America's Cup.
Illbruck begins Volvo Ocean Race campaign
Illbruck 1 and 2, previously the team EF boats in the Whitbread, have started training in Spain
Approaching the Macclesfield Bank
Subtle tactics are called for as the Clipper fleet approaches their first waypoint in close formation
Clipper fleet heads for Singapore
After a marvellous stay in Hong Kong, the Clipper fleet once more heads over the start line, this time bound for Singapore. Abigail Sollars reports from the start line
Playstation sets 580 miles 24 hour record
The record for the greatest distance covered under sail in 24 hours was broken on Saturday March 27th by PlayStation, Steve Fossett’s new maxi-catamaran designed by California-based duo Gino Morelli…
This one’s for Harry
Riding in the hearts of Saito and Hunter, the gone-but-not-forgotten English yachtsman Harry Mitchell finally earns his golden earring
yess Round Britain record attempt
The Belgian Whitbread 60 yess, skippered by Piet Smet, was due to start her attempt on the Round Britain and Ireland record between 1200 and 1400 hours today, 22 March.…
Due South of the Horn
Aussie Class II skipper Hunter is to put the Southern Ocean behind him today, while Petersen and Saito are on a drifter
May Preview
Death on the High Seas, South American Odyssey, the Farr 50 on test and more.
April Contents
Southern Ocean Hero: Autissier's Capsize, Spirit of Diana and are Open 60's too dangerous?
A tough voyage finished
On 15 March: Thiercelin wraps up arduous Leg 3 journey with a second-place finish in Class I
Ollier has designed a 33m catamaran for Roman Paszke to be built in Poland.
Polish yachtsman Roman Paszke made official his project for the construction of a giant catamaran for The race/La Course du Millénaire. This maxi multihull of 33 metres long by 18…
Bull’s-eye
The old knife-thrower scores a bull's-eye - Mouligne tacks into Punta to take top Class II honours once again
Soldini diverts once more
Following Thiercelin's dismasting drama this morning, Soldini has diverted to offer support following concerns about Thiercelin's communication systems
Jimmmy Cornell reports from Antarctica
What turned out to be our last day in Antarctica was also the most beautiful. Perfect is, in fact, the only word to describe it. After a rendezvous with the…