Southerly route paying off for the leading pack
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Low flying objects
If solo sailors are so in tune with the sea, how come they don't seem to recognise any of their fellow travellers?
Williams wins second consecutive world title
Briton Ian Williams wins his second consecutive ISAF World Match Racing title at Monsoon Cup
Bacan: our first squall
All hands on deck as a squall hits at the half-way point
ARC: DreamCatcher KM takes line honours
Karsten Moller's Swan 82 takes line honours in the ARC 2008 after a slow crossing
Magrathea: motor on
Just over a 1000 miles to go!
Northern Child: end of Day 15
Sailing along towards Spinnakers Bar feeling hugely positive and excited about arrival
Vendée Globe: Generali back in lead
After six days behind BT, Yann Elies reclaims the race lead
Vendée Globe: latest blog from Steve White
Steve breathes a huge sigh of relief after realising why his boat won't steer
Magrathea: finally we have wind
Only 1393 miles to go
Volvo Ocean: Telefonica’s daggerboards
Telefonica are still unsure what caused the broken daggerboards on both yachts
Shoretalk: VOR Cochin, Leg 2 Finish
Just how demanding was the new VOR leg to India? Matthew Sheahan and Guy Swindells find out as the crews step ashore in Cochin
Million dollar reconstruction in St Lucia
A multi-million dollar reconstruction of Rodney Bay Marina is nearing completion
Northern Child: end of Day 11
A steady, light north east trade wind expected this weekend
Sailrocket: new world record
World's fastest sailing 'boat' attains an average speed of 47.4 knots
Vendée Globe: top ten through gate
The first ten boats are through the virtual gate with Josse's lead down to just 1.7 miles
Ainslie shortlisted for BBC award
Ben Ainslie could be first sailor to win BBC sports personality of the year
Step into the Unknown
Could India be the biggest showcase for the Volvo?
Grizzled old fossils
Out with the old and in with the new at Yachting Monthly???
Vendée Globe: advantage with leaders
The stronger winds at the front of a small weather system still favour the leaders