Multihull crew sail across the North Pacific in 11 Days 12 Minutes 55 Seconds 10/4/08
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Kidnapped crew alive and well
The crew taken from the yacht Le Ponant by Somali pirates at the weekend are being treated 9/4/08
Solent welcomes super yacht investment
Palmer Johnson's investment on the South Coast could create 800 jobs 9/4/08
Viking ‘stick’ ship sets sail
A Viking ship made from ice-cream sticks set sail for England from the Netherlands yesterday 9/4/08
World sailing speed record ratified
The Record Council has ratified the speed record of 49.09 knots set by Antoine Albeau 8/4/08
Konuykhov ticks off major milestone
Day 71: Antarctica circumnavigator Konuykhov passes Cape of Good Hope overnight 8/4/08
New IMOCA Open 60 unveiled
Jonny Malbon skippered Open 60 launched just seven months ahead of Vendée Globe 8/4/08
Wide load
A fat bottomed lady holds up the traffic in the New Forest
Vendée Globe’s dark horse?
The new all-British Open 60 with the right pedigree but no solo racing track record - yet
5 Castles and 5 Islands Challenge
Run and race along the Northumberland coast, with a dash of rum. How good does that sound?
British yngling team European Champions
The Yngling European Championships in Spain end with an incredibly close finish 7/4/08
Southern Ocean Seas
Fedor Konyukhov battered by storms
Aussie Superyacht event scuppered
Government regulations have scuppered the inaugural running of the Hamilton Island Superyacht Regatta
Charter yacht seized off Somalia
Pirates have seized the luxury charter superyacht off one of the most dangerous coasts in the world
Gitana 13 approaching the front
Maxi-Catamaran makes great progress in North Pacific as it prepares for cold front 7/4/08
San Francisco – Yokohama record attempt
Gitana average over 21 knots as they attempt to cross the North Pacific in record time 4/4/08
British trio take lead
Ayton, Webb, and Wilson take the lead at the European Championships in Spain 4/408
Alinghi’s capsize bodes ill
Alinghi's crew suffered a bloody nose - literally. It shows that catching up in the multihull world is a risky game