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Antigua Sailing Week

Good start to first day of 38th Sailing Week

Spirit of Jethou gives Titan run for money

Peter Ogden's reconfigured Swan 601 Spirit of Jethou puts up good performance on opening day of Antigua Sailing Week

Richard Branson supports Antigua

Sir Richard Branson talks to Sue Pelling at the Virgin Beach Bash about his day on the racecourse at Antigua Sailing Week

Fanstone jumps ship for Antigua

Jez Fanstone who's usually seen at the back end of Nick Lykiardopulo's Kerr 55 Aera is currently in Antigua keeping an eye on things aboard a Swan 62 in the Racer/Cruiser class

'Monsoon' start to Antigua

The monsoon-like weather with torrential rain and big winds sweeping across Antigua today has done nothing to dampen the spirits of the competitors preparing for tomorrow's start

Countdown to Antigua

Entries are still streaming in for the 38th annual Antigua Sailing Week which starts this weekend

YW presents new trophy at Antigua

Yachting World presents spectacular solid silver trophy for the fastest elapsed time round the island

100ft supermaxi heads for Antigua

Maximus, the new 100ft supermaxi from New Zealand officially entered Antigua Sailing Week 2005 on February 28 and will be shipped from New Zealand to Antigua on 18 March.

Yachting World partners Antigua Sailing Week

Yachting World has become the official media partner and Platinum sponsor of Antigua Sailing Week

New race for Antigua Sailing Week

Competitors at this year's Antigua Sailing Week 2005 (April 24-30) will have the chance to compete in the event's first ever Around Island Race

Yachting World to sponsor Antigua Sailing Week

Yachting World is Antigua Sailing Week's official Media Partner and one of the event's Platinum sponsors

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