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Orange back on the pace | 12/03/2002

Saint Helena High bars way to the South as Orange heads down the South American coast
Orange hits 500 miles in 24 hours..... | 12/03/2002

.....despite recent breakages as they race the Saint Helena High
And they're off... | 09/03/2002

Grant Dalton's Amer Sports One leads as John Kostecki's illbruck Challenge falters. John Greenland reports from Rio
ENZA record remains | 09/03/2002

Orange stalled before Equator
Racing the record | 08/03/2002

Orange stuggling to make record time to the Equator
Putting on the pace | 07/03/2002

Orange is now making fast progress south and is closing on the Equator
20.5 knot five day average | 07/03/2002

Orange continues her romp down the Atlantic, but has an appointment with the Doldrums today
Bayer launched | 06/03/2002

First of a crop of new 60ft trimarans is splashed
Into the Trades | 05/03/2002

But the wind is still not blowing at a favourable angle
Zigzagging south | 04/03/2002

Orange's crew is working hard as they forged south past Madeira
Second attempt for Orange | 02/03/2002

Bruno Peyron's maxi-catamaran sets sail on Jules Verne attempt this morning
Geronimo retires | 01/03/2002

Olivier de Kersauson returns to Brest with steering problems
Orange mast restepped | 01/03/2002

Saturday departure still on the cards for Bruno Peyron's maxi-catamaran
Frustrated of the South Atlantic | 28/02/2002

Olivier de Kersauson is infuriated by the calms Geronimo has experienced. Thankfully now they're on their way again...
Welcome to the southern hemisphere | 27/02/2002

Olivier de Kersauson comments on Geronimo's disappointing hold up
No time to lose | 27/02/2002

Bruno Peyron's Orange will have her mast back in on Friday and will set off Saturday
Across the Equator | 27/02/2002

Olivier de Kersauson's maxi-tri finally slithers into the Southern hemisphere
The elusive equator | 26/02/2002

Geronimo was supposed to reach the Equator on Monday, but the wind gods are still not smiling
Edwards buys Club Med | 25/02/2002

For program of record attempts with her all-female crew
British team set new wind powered speed record | 25/02/2002

Windjet upped the British wind powered speed record again - 113.4 mph (182.46 km/hr)

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