Winners announced as the world's oldest oceanic race celebrates its 149th birthday

Transatlantic Race updates from Zephyr, Jinja, Maximiser and Toothface2

Rambler 88 wins on handicap; Dorade home after 84 years; Siren sees 60 knots

Phaedo³ and Rambler home in the Transatlantic Race

Outsider, Stella Nova and Grey Power complete the Transatlantic Race

As Comanche sets a new monohull 24 hour record in the Transatlantic Race

Bryon Ehrhart's Reichel Pugh 63 first home in the Transatlantic Race

Lights air around the Scillies while the opposition is set arrive ahead of a cold front in the Transatlantic Race

As Mariette clings on as the Transatlantic Race leaders sprint for the line

War of attrition in the mid-fleet as boats at front and rear are becalmed in the Transatlantic Race

Fast boats prepare for the big park-up in the Transatlantic Race

Mariette, Nomad and Lucky set for fast run home in the Transatlantic Race

Nomad IV eats up the miles in the Transatlantic Race

As Mariette of 1915 is the first to pass the Ice Exclusion Zone in the Transatlantic Race

Nomad V pulls a flier south among the second wave of Transatlantic Race starters

100ft Finot-Conq maxi leads second fleet of Transatlantic Race boats out of Newport, RI

Transatlantic Race's second of three starts takes place today for the Class 40s and IRC 2 and 3

50th anniversary Golden Globe Race to set sail from Falmouth in 2018

Successor to the OSTAR to go ahead in 2016

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston deservedly awarded for his Route du Rhum effort

Outstanding Route du Rhum effort from the living legend

Sirs Robin Knox-Johnson and Ben Ainslie launch a UK-wide competition to find a suitable 18-24 year old

British former Vendee Globe skipper to campaign a Class40 in this autumn's Route du Rhum

At 75, the British sailing legend will be the race's oldest competitor

As the British knight confirms he'll be sailing another solo lap around the planet in 2014

On board footage from the Artemis Challenge

Playstation's outright record falls

With Michel Desjoyeaux, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and Ian Walker on the MOD70 Foncia