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Wow, what a day at Lincoln with a firm breeze straight down the lake. 18 skippers came to the start line, and I am pretty sure all went home smiling.

Today at 22:20 UTC, after 25 days and 5 hours at sea, and 5,898 nautical miles at an average speed of 9.7 knots, the Class40 CREDIT MUTUEL crossed the finish line in Recife as the winner of Leg 5 of the GLOBE40; the race started on February 18

Wow, what a day at Lincoln with a firm breeze straight down the lake. 18 skippers came to the start line, and I am pretty sure all went home smiling.

With a wet forecast, sometimes you can be lucky and get away with it. Not today, as it was already raining at the start and it just got worse. Half way through the first couple of heats, we ran for cover for about half an hour until it eased off a little.

With a wet forecast, sometimes you can be lucky and get away with it. Not today, as it was already raining at the start and it just got worse. Half way through the first couple of heats, we ran for cover for about half an hour until it eased off a little.

We lost two weekends to weather and absenteeism even today was in the balance. The forecasted wind showed SSW 15 – 20 knots.

We lost two weekends to weather and absenteeism even today was in the balance. The forecasted wind showed SSW 15 – 20 knots.

Royal Southampton Yacht Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Karen Baker as their new Commodore. Karen is only the third female Commodore in the club’s 150-year history as she succeeds outgoing Commodore Guy Darby.

Royal Southampton Yacht Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Karen Baker as their new Commodore. Karen is only the third female Commodore in the club’s 150-year history as she succeeds outgoing Commodore Guy Darby.

The first years of a new Olympic cycle always bring change, but the 49er fleet in 2026 might be one of the most open we have seen in years.