A busy week lies ahead in Olympic sailing with the Finn Gold Cup underway in San Francisco, the

Lighter winds, flat water and a little more confidence saw the Canadian defenders Fred Eaton and Magnus Clarke, win yesterday’s three races at the

The first three races of the Little America’s Cup yesterday turned into a two horse race betw

A big hand for Sidney Gavignet who has established his singlehanded offshore credentials in setting a

There’s a lot of breeze around at the moment – the Sevenstar Round Britain & Ireland Race set sail yesterday in winds gusting over 30 knots (see Rick Tomlinson’s gallery), fol

Congratulations on the immaculate Irish team for finally winning the Rolex Commodores’ Cup after a breezy, broach-ridden final day on the water on Saturday.

Congratulations to Armel Le Cleac’h on his second Solitaire du Figaro win.

With the Rolex Commodores’ Cup offshore race due back into the Solent today, so overnight the Hong Kong, GBR Red and France Blue teams have done well, closing in on the Irish who remain first

Skandia Sail for Gold may not have produced the giant medal haul that Team GBR were hoping for, however it produced a week of most challenging sailing and some outstanding winners such as Tom Sling

The penultimate day of racing is underway at Skandia Sail for Gold where Australian Tom Slingsby is once again dominating the Laser while British no3 Giles Scott yesterday took the lead in the Finn