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Still not there | 17/10/2003

Armel Tripon leading as Mini Transat leaders claw their way to the finish line
Clipper 68 takes shape | 17/10/2003

New from the build of the new Dubois designs in China
Fraught finish | 16/10/2003

A new leader in the Mini Transat as Manuard falls in the final furlong
Last minute disaster for Manuard | 16/10/2003

Mini leader experiences technical difficulties 80 miles from home
Finish imminent | 16/10/2003

Manuard approaches Mini Transat finish, while they is a new leader in the series class
Kiwis announce entry for Antarctica Cup | 16/10/2003

Two boats now lining up for race around the bottom of the globe
White falls at first hurdle | 15/10/2003

Non-stop round Britain attempt for young British sailor is scuppered
Changes to IRC Rules For 2004 | 15/10/2003

RORC Rating Officer Mike Irwin explains the amendment
Procession | 15/10/2003

Manuard holds emphatic lead on penultimate day at sea
The extraordinary deal | 14/10/2003

Tracy Edwards announces £38 million sponsorship deal with Qatar
Leaders consolidate | 14/10/2003

Minis approach the Brazilian coast
McKee retires? | 13/10/2003

American Mini competitor limps towards Brazil as Manuard and Tripon pass Fernando de Noronja in Mini Transat
China coast race week | 13/10/2003

Lindsay Lyons previews this event, taking place at the end of this month
Italy retain Mumm 30 World title | 12/10/2003

Laura Jelmini reports from Elba
Gutted | 12/10/2003

Jonathan McKee's Mini transat hopes dashed - disaster for Roubinet
Royal Southampton two hander | 12/10/2003

A report from the Autumn Solent Double-Handed race
Problems for McKee | 11/10/2003

Possible dismasting for American Mini Transat leader
Ellen update | 10/10/2003

Qualified for Transat; trimaran progressing well in Aus
Crossing the equator | 10/10/2003

Jonathan McKee show the way to Brazil in leg two of the Mini Transat
VO60s in the Hobart Race | 10/10/2003

Peter Campbell looks at this select group

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