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Sport 13/11/2017 French duo smash Jacques Vabre race record It's taken 7 days, 22 hours, 7 minutes and 27 seconds, but Thomas Colville and Jean-Luc Nélias have won the Ultime class of the Transat Jacques Vabre.
Wander 03/11/2017 Half a day in Bodrum It’s October and there are still some great spots to visit this time of year that offer sunshine, beach, culture and events, like a Regatta. Some
world news 30/10/2017 Finally, dry land: rescued sailors come ashore after five-month ordeal The two women set sail from Hawaii to Tahiti in May, but a storm battered their boat and they drifted in the Pacific with their two dogs until a US warship rescued them.
Cult 12/10/2017 Kennedy's Manitou shines in St Tropez As it has done since 1981, The Voiles de St Tropez has brought the yachting season to a close.
world news 12/09/2017 Record-breaking explorers answer your questions on the Arctic Mission Marine biologist Tim Gordon and sailor Erik de Jong answer your questions on the Arctic Mission.
USA 04/07/2017 Team Macif skippered to The Bridge victory Team Macif wins centenary of The Bridge, but fails to beat the Queen Mary II.
Bermuda 26/06/2017 New Zealand win America's Cup New Zealand lift sailing's greatest prize - The America's Cup, beating Team USA 7:1 in Bermuda
Sport 13/06/2017 America's Cup: New Zealand take convincing win over Sweden Team NZ sail through to a revenge match against the USA in the America's Cup.
Bermuda 09/06/2017 Kiwis sail through to America's Cup final Emirates Team New Zealand through to America's Cup final in Bermuda.
Sport 07/06/2017 NZ capsize gifting Team GB and Ben Ainslie fourth leg of America's Cup eliminator semi-final New Zealand still lead 3-1 in first to five semi-final against Britain for honour of contesting America's Cup after capsize gifts GB win.
Sport 06/06/2017 Ainslie sail failure scuppers UK chances in second America's Cup semis Britain's America's Cup challenge is in trouble after sail failure put Ben Ainslie two-nil down in his semi-final clash with New Zealand.
Sport 25/05/2017 Fingers crossed for good America's Cup weather Reports from Bermuda say the start of the America’s Cup could be delayed on Friday due to strong winds. Organisers say gusts could reach more than
United Kingdom 21/02/2017 Russian super yacht impounded in Gibraltar Ahoy! Russian billionaire industrialist Andrey Melnichenko's new €400 million “super yacht” impounded by the Gibraltar Port Authority
Sport 07/02/2017 Britain gets serious about America's Cup again with new challenger Olympic champion Ben Ainslie has high hopes for a new hi-tech British boat and its chances of winning the America's Cup for the first time.
Sport 26/01/2017 Around the world in 40 days - Joyon sets new sailing record Frenchman Francis Joyon and his five-man crew won the Jules Verne trophy for setting the fastest time to sail around the world on Thursday.
Sport 19/01/2017 Sailing: Frenchman Le Cleac'h holds off Brit Thomson to win Vendee Globe French skipper Armel Le Cleac’h held off Britain’s Alex Thomson to win the gruelling solo round-the-world Vendee Globe sailing race.
Sport 18/01/2017 Le Cleac'h on course for Vendee Globe victory, but Brit Thomson lurking close behind Armel Le Cleac’h looks set to celebrate a first victory in the gruelling Vendee Globe solo non stop round-the-world race.
Sport 17/01/2017 The Vendée Globe: Time is running out for Alex Thomson The eighth edition of the Vendee Globe, the world’s only solo, nonstop around-the-world sailing race is drawing to a close as the two frontrunners Alex Thomson and Armel le Cleac’h are giving sailing
