Ian Walker, navigator Simon Fisher and the crew of Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing did a masterful job negotating the west side of the high pressure system that has since slunk off to the southeast

As anticipated, since departing Cape Town last Wednesday, the seven VO65s dragged raced off at pace on an ESEerly heading bound for the strongest winds associated with a Southern Ocean depression.

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, 75, has finished the Route du Rhum–Destination Guadeloupe in third place in the Rhum class.

British's Miranda Merron crossed the finish line of the 3542 miles La Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe off Pointe-a-Pitre this Thursday afternoon at 16:17:25 UTC to take seventh place aboard he

While more modifications are being mooted for the champion supermaxi yacht Wild Oats XI as part of her preparation for next month’s Rolex Sydney Hobart yacht race, a high-profile new

Cape Town laid on brisk conditions with 35 knot gusts for the start of the Volvo Ocean Race's 6,125 mile second leg round the bottom of South Africa and up the Indian Ocean to Abu Dhabi.

Following Francois Gabart and MACIF’s immaculate win in his final

Spain's Alex Pella won the Class40 division of the La Route du Rhum-Destination Guadeloupe when Tales 2 Santander crossed the finish line of the 3542 miles race at 06:47:08 TU.

Leg two of the Volvo Ocean Race sets sail from Cape Town tomorrow at 1600 UTC with a more simple route to its final destination of Abu Dhabi than in the race three years ago. 

The podium was completed in the Route du Rhum's IMOCA class when at 14:59:20 UTC on Saturday, Marc Guillemot and Safran crossed the Guadeloupe finish line to take third place behind Fran&