Offshore
Eating up the miles
Having passed Recife, the easternmost tip of Brazil, early afternoon yesterday, the Barcelona World Race frontrunners are this morning approaching the latitude of Salvador de Bahia, for many y
Dongfeng breaks away
The light patch on Monday night that caused the boats to flounder in the lee of Sri Lanka, has left the Volvo Ocean Race in the odd situation of having a run-away leader in Charles Caudrelier's wor
South Atlantic long haul
Regularity and routine, such as they want it, has kicked in for the leaders of the Barcelona World Race as they race past the latitude of Recife, Brazil.
Yachtsman of the Year announced
Seventy-five-year-old Sir Robin Knox-Johnston is today named British yachtsman of the year by the Yachting Journalists’ Association at a prestigious awards ceremony sponsored for the first ti
Phenomenal take-up for Rolex Fastnet Race
RORC Racing Manager Nick Elliott predicted 'a scramble for places' last October when it was announced that priority would be given to RORC members wishing to secure a place in the historic race cel
India ahoy
The Volvo Ocean Race six have spent the weekend closing on the southern tip of India, passing overnight between there and the Maldives, to their west.
Across the Equator
The first boats in the Barcelona World Race have passed into the Southern Hemisphere.
Equator tonight
Alex Thomson and Pepe Ribes, Hugo Boss' British and Spanish co-skippers, should pass another milestone of the Barcelona World Race, when they ease their IMOCA 60 into the Southern Hemisphere t
Doldrums ahead
With Cheminées Poujoulat now closing ever closer to their wake, Hugo Boss has regained the lead of the Barcelona World Race as the front runners head for the Doldrums and t
Hugo Boss' easterly strategy pays
Overnight the Barcelona World Race front runners' gambits have played out as they have passed through or around the Cape Verde islands.