Poole Harbour to host events celebrating half a century of the Wayfarer dinghy
Practical Boat Owner, 23 July 2008
Discounted premiums are for the first time being launched by a major insurer for boats powered by electric motors.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 23 July 2008
The crew of Egret have been enjoying themselves on Bora Bora, so much so that a damaged dink has caught them unawares
Motor Boats Monthly, 23 July 2008
Still thinking of making a last minute trip to the sailing Olympics? Check out the first in our series of guides from Nicholas Buckland
Yachting World, 23 July 2008
35m yacht to visit five continents on environmental mission
ybw.com, 23 July 2008
Skandia Cowes Week's floating bar returns by popular demand
Press Report/Yachting World, 23 July 2008
The first ever North Wales Boat Show will be held at the Vaynol Estate in Bangor from Friday until Sunday
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 23 July 2008
A relaxed second day at the Classics saw female helms donning fashionable finery.
Classic Boat, 23 July 2008
Day two: British Classic Yacht Club Regatta enjoys a civilized start after a windless morning
Press Report/Yachting World, 23 July 2008
When results of Cowes Classics' first day's racing, , were posted, first-home Wings slipped back to fifth in class.
Classic Boat, 23 July 2008
Aim to provide harbour-wide facilities for yachtsmen
Yachting Monthly, 23 July 2008
Perfect conditions for day 2 of classic regatta
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 23 July 2008
Two wins for Mean Machine on opening day of TP52 Audi Med Cup fourth round 22/7/08
Sue Pelling/Yachting World, 22 July 2008
Malta's last three Government-controlled marinas are to be privatised
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 22 July 2008
HRH The Duke of Edinburgh is to officially open the Royal Southern Yacht Club's rebuilt pier and restored period cottages
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 22 July 2008
Spectacular fleet sets off on five-week race
Nick Leach, Ships Monthly, 22 July 2008
Round the Island race provides a stiff test for Med-based boats, reports Martin Smith
Classic Boat, 22 July 2008
iShares Extreme 40 sets a new record from Greenwich Yacht Club to the 02 Arena
Press Report/Yachting World, 22 July 2008
Vote for 2008 ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year
Press Report/Yachting World, 22 July 2008
After 30 years at the Youth Worlds, British coach Jim Saltonstall is honoured by sailing's greats
Press Report/Yachting World, 22 July 2008
First time the show comes to Cromer, this w/e
Motor Boat and Yachting, 22 July 2008
Forty-five classic yachts set off in the inaugural Cowes Classics Week race.
Classic Boat, 21 July 2008
A frightening experience for a single-hander on the East Coast
Practical Boat Owner, 21 July 2008
Big fleet prepares for TP52 Brietling Regatta in Palma, and Chile takes first blood 21/7/08
Sue Pelling/Yachting World, 21 July 2008
Glitzy prizes get the guests bidding
Motor Boat and Yachting, 21 July 2008
Advice on keeping toddlers safe this summer
Motor Boat and Yachting, 21 July 2008
Nick gets a taste for Solent life
Motor Boat and Yachting, 21 July 2008
Team GBR win third medal to top off the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship
Press Report/Yachting World, 21 July 2008
Perfect sailing conditions greeted ACCBank Cork Week competitors on the final day's racing
Press Report/Yachting World, 21 July 2008
Teenage crew member to take charge for third circumnavigation
Classic Boat, 21 July 2008
Gibbs Technologies has teamed up with Saleen Inc to manufacture the first major amphibious civilian vehicle since 1961
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 18 July 2008
First commercially viable underwater turbine has been connected to the National Grid
Practical Boat Owner, 18 July 2008
Awe-inspiring footage from a helicopter
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 18 July 2008
Lowestoft hive of activity as
Sea Stallion prepares for voyage
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 18 July 2008
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency will go on strike at 7pm this evening until Sunday
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 18 July 2008
Last year's Young Sailor of the Year wins her first major single-handed race ahead of the OSTAR
Press Report/Yachting World, 18 July 2008
Day Four: Almost all 26 ACCBank Cork Week divisions are undecided going into Friday's finale
Press Report/Yachting World, 18 July 2008
Record breaking day at Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championships see Britain secure trophy
Press Report/Yachting World, 18 July 2008
€2 billion emergency aid package to help fishermen adjust to rising fuel prices
ybw.com, 18 July 2008
Tight-knit racing in the premiere X-41 class showing, gets the Gold Cup off to a flying start in Copenhagen
Toby Hodges – Yachting World, 17 July 2008
Russian billionaire Andrei Melnichenko's futuristic motor yacht has made its maiden voyage - to collect three works of art.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 17 July 2008
Royal Ocean Racing Club and Antigua Yacht Club launch an offshore race in the Caribbean
Press Report/Yachting World, 17 July 2008
21-yr old sailor wins 1,000 mile race
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 17 July 2008
CB invites readers and friends to drinks at the RORC tonight
Classic Boat, 17 July 2008
Day Three: a finely balanced Super Zero Class leader-board was the outcome at Crosshaven
Press Report/Yachting World, 17 July 2008
The partnership is renewed as both prepare to compete in the next America's Cup
Press Report/Yachting World, 17 July 2008
Re-configured flying trimaran a 'new boat'
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 17 July 2008
The annual X-Yachts Gold Cup regatta kicks off today with 125 yachts competing in Copenhagen
Toby Hodges – Yachting World, 17 July 2008
Here are the winners
Yachting World, 16 July 2008
A 320-berth marina is planned for Bridlington in East Yorkshire
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 16 July 2008
Sixteen year old reaches first stop in circumnavigation attempt
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 16 July 2008
Confirmation from 62 nations, along with provisional competitor entry lists, have been received by the ISF
Press Report/Yachting World, 16 July 2008
Day Two: Boat-handling skills tested at Crosshaven yesterday as a SW-breeze reached 20 knots
Press Report/Yachting World, 16 July 2008
It's a full house on Egret but not everyone is reacting well to sea conditions
Motor Boats Monthly, 16 July 2008
Cornish yawl goes missing from mooring over the weekend
Practical Boat Owner, 16 July 2008
Sailors can begin to get twitchy as the Olympics approach and start to do things that seem just plain barmy
Yachting World, 16 July 2008
Ben Ainslie is Finn European Champion for the fourth time and hot favourite for the Olympics - but it wasn't an easy victory. Still if anybody is good in a scrap it's Ainslie
Andy Rice, Yachting World, 16 July 2008
Having sailed the opposition out of the water in the Worlds, the British Yngling crew then squeaked a Europeans victory by just one point. It's all down to the fourth team member, says Andy Rice
Andy Rice, Yachting World, 16 July 2008
MCA stations affected by industrial action
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 16 July 2008
TV presenter and Olympic athletes to compete at Cowes
Yachting World, 16 July 2008
Andy Rice looks at favourites for the medals in the 2008 Olympics sailing classes.
Yachting World, 16 July 2008
Industrial action by PCS union members will affect CG staffing levels but not emergency response
Practical Boat Owner, 15 July 2008
Wife to sue over husband's death in
Cynthia Woods keel loss
Yachting Monthly, 15 July 2008
Red tri passes Lizard to claim west-east record
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 15 July 2008
Quadriplegic sailor's voyage underway again
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 15 July 2008
Frenchman breaks existing solo record
Yachting World, 15 July 2008
London Docklands is set to lose one of its most familiar floating landmarks.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 14 July 2008
To beat the solo North Atlantic record, Thomas Coville must round Lizard Point Tuesday
Press Report/Yachting World, 14 July 2008
After taking on water from the bow, it didn't take long for the TP52 to sink. See photo.
Yachting World, 14 July 2008
Tall ships to Polynesian canoes at French festival
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 14 July 2008
Quadriplegic solo sailor reaches Weymouth and meets the Mayor
Practical Boat Owner, 14 July 2008
It will take more than the efforts of one grumpy boater to put a dampener on the crew of Egret's spirits as they await the arrival of their friends
Motor Boats Monthly, 14 July 2008
Sea Stallion heads up channel
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 14 July 2008
Schooner Tho Pa Ga lost; crew rescued
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 14 July 2008
Morning Cloud crewman was 76
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 14 July 2008
Ground-breaking beast from Mochi
Motor Boat and Yachting, 11 July 2008
Not all competitors are simply ironing out the final details before the race start in November
Press Report/Yachting World, 11 July 2008
Adventurer to skipper Phoenician sailing vessel around the coast of Africa
Practical Boat Owner, 11 July 2008
Two of Britain's largest maritime objects are being removed
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 11 July 2008
Charter firm Classic Sailing Club is offering the chance to sail at this year's inaugural Cowes Classic Week this 19-26 July.
Steffan Meyric Hughes, Classic Boat, 11 July 2008
Fair winds, fine seas and an average speed of 22.8kts on Coville's first day at sea
Press Report/Yachting World, 11 July 2008
Weekend Video: Figaro is a runaway success
Yachting Monthly, 11 July 2008
The man behind the legendary Fletcher marque
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 11 July 2008
Mini boat show on Custom House Quay
ybw.com, 11 July 2008
Telefonica team discovers drifting craft
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 11 July 2008
Maxi tri 192 miles ahead of Joyon's record
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 11 July 2008
MBM reader Paul Churchley arrives in Inverness after transiting the Caledonian Canal
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 10 July 2008
Grady-White boats and Warsash marine open day invitation
Practical Boat Owner, 10 July 2008
The World Speed Sailing Record Council makes Leopard's Round Ireland time official
Press Report/Yachting World, 10 July 2008
After a poor performance in Sweden, Briton Williams sees his lead shrink by half
Press Report/Yachting World, 10 July 2008
Owner and his wife near the final stretch
Motor Boat and Yachting, 10 July 2008
Documentary to be shown on Channel 4 this Sunday
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 10 July 2008
Rising oil prices are being blamed for an increasing number of fuel thefts from boats.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 9 July 2008
Coville has started his single-handed record attempt to cross the Atlantic faster than Francis Joyon
Press Report/Yachting World, 9 July 2008
...and too much in Weymouth
Yachting Monthly, 9 July 2008
Lively Lady sailed into Portsmouth on 5 July to her second hero's welcome.
Classic Boat, 9 July 2008
Sunseeker, Glastron UK, Cranchi and Ribeye will all be part of the Marine Experience at this year's British International Motor Show
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 9 July 2008
CEO of the Spice Race is looking for an all girl crew to race from the UK to Grenada
Press Report/Yachting World, 9 July 2008
Yachting legend dies
Yachting World, 9 July 2008
Maxi trimaran in bid to beat Joyon's record
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 9 July 2008
Website launches whale collision survey
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 9 July 2008
ACCBank Cork Week begins its final countdown with the arrival of the world's most competitive yachts
Press Report/Yachting World, 8 July 2008
China will deploy unmanned aircraft over sailing venue to watch for suspicious activities
Press Report/Yachting World, 8 July 2008
Plans have been put forward for a huge statue to be built at the entrance to one of Europe's oldest and best known harbours
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 8 July 2008
Save Our Service (SOS) campaigners were out in force at the Henley Regatta at the weekend
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 8 July 2008
A surprise lay in wait for the Barra RNLI crew when called out to assist a yacht
Practical Boat Owner, 8 July 2008
New site aims to be social sailors' meeting place
Yachting Monthly, 8 July 2008
MDL's Jon Eads takes over presidency of BMF, and Henri Lloyd man takes chairmanship of NBS
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 8 July 2008
A body discovered off the Norfolk coast has been confirmed as that of a man who disappeared when his dinghy drifted out to sea last month
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 8 July 2008
Hurricane Bertha 845 miles east of Leeward Islands
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 7 July 2008
A record 30 boats will line up for the start of the Vendée Globe in November
Press Report/Yachting World, 7 July 2008
Grand welcome in Liverpool for non-pro crews, after 35,000 mile circumnavigation
Press Report/Yachting World, 7 July 2008
The final day of the Rolex Commodores' Cup sees a tense finish in near gale force conditions
Press Report/Yachting World, 7 July 2008
British Waterways and the Inland Waterways Association support EFRA's findings
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 7 July 2008
Adventurer completes three month, 3,800 mile voyage
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 7 July 2008
Entrants announced for prestigious singlehanded race
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 7 July 2008
See dramatic pictures of keelboat sinking off Weymouth in windy conditions
Sarah Norbury / Practical Boat Owner, 7 July 2008
Round the World race finish in Liverpool
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 6 July 2008
TP52 Quantum Racing leads the Audi MedCup Circuit after taking the trophy in Sardinia
Press Report/Yachting World, 6 July 2008
Lifeboat coverage in Cowes this weekend will, for the first time, be provided by the RNLI.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 4 July 2008
See Sir Alec Rose's yawl end her second circumnavigation
Yachting Monthly, 4 July 2008
Paul Churchley has today crossed to Scotland from Northern Ireland
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 4 July 2008
Host of activities in Portland and Weymouth planned for nine-day event
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 4 July 2008
Quadriplegic round-Britain sailor prevented from completing voyage to Portland from Lymington
Practical Boat Owner, 4 July 2008
Have you ever thought of doing the RYA Sail cruise?
Graham Snook, 4 July 2008
The theatrical adaptation of Arthur Ransome's We Didn't Mean to Go to Sea opened last night in Ipswich.
Peter Willis, Classic Boat, 4 July 2008
A 64-year-old motor boat is set to return to operation thanks to a donation by a newspaper group.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2008
Pete Goss MBE will be displaying his 37ft Cornish Lugger at Plymouth festival
Practical Boat Owner, 3 July 2008
Algae bloom hazard
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 3 July 2008
Save Our Service (SOS) will be at the Henley Royal Regatta on Saturday to drum up support for lock-keepers
Sally Coffey, Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2008
Not all cruisers you encounter on your travels are from the same ilk, as the crew of Egret discover to their dismay
Motor Boats Monthly, 3 July 2008
Classic yacht makes second circumnavigation
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 3 July 2008
Commodore's Cup fleet head offshore for 24 hours. Follow their progress on line.
Yachting World, 2 July 2008
Search called off after converted lifeboat found drifting off Cornwall
Practical Boat Owner, 2 July 2008
Liverpool to welcome fleet after 35,000 miles
Yachting Monthly, 2 July 2008
Help for a celebrity to get him out of there
Dick Durham, Yachting Monthly, 2 July 2008
Single-outboard RIB crew tell of hair-raising passage
Motor Boat and Yachting, 2 July 2008
A 32,000-ton French aircraft carrier is to be towed to Britain later this summer to be cut up for scrap.
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 1 July 2008
Historic wooden yacht arrives back to the Solent on Saturday
Jake Kavanagh, 1 July 2008
MBY spies capture Fairline's newest over the w/e
Motor Boat and Yachting, 1 July 2008
On 5 July at Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth, history will be repeated when
Lively Lady returns home.
Steffan Meyric Hughes, Classic Boat, 1 July 2008
CB invites readers and friends to join us at the RORC
Classic Boat, 1 July 2008
List of the trophy winners
Motor Boat and Yachting, 1 July 2008
This year's one-off Pendennis Cup has attracted some big classics from the Med.
Steffan Meyric Hughes, Classic Boat, 1 July 2008
Play your part in finding this year's Liz Earle Ladies Day Trophy recipient at Skandia Cowes Week
Press Report/Yachting World, 1 July 2008
Rolex Commodores' Cup got under way yesterday in near perfect conditions
Press Report/Yachting World, 1 July 2008
€5k prize for winning yacht design announced
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2008
Poor, poor Derek
Motor Boat and Yachting, 1 July 2008
ex-B&Q back in action
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2008
After the pain of the race, now they're hungover too
Motor Boat and Yachting, 1 July 2008
It was a hard fought contest, but Gee, the oldest boat in the RBR, ended the race with a 2 hour lead on rivals
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 1 July 2008
Yacht was unaware of transmission
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2008
Laser-based system can sample large areas
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 1 July 2008
Audi Med Cup competitors are in Sardinia this week, enjoying hot temperatures and steady breeze
Yachting World, 1 July 2008
But rear of fleet stuck in heavy conditions
Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 June 2008
Round Britain prize for Anglo/Greek outfit
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 June 2008
The old man of the fleet shows them how it's done
Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 June 2008
The Goldfish RIB looks forward to a tense battle today
Motor Boat and Yachting, 30 June 2008
The continued uncertainty about the 33rd Cup forces contract cancellation
Yachting World, 30 June 2008
Series of mishaps delays Hilary Lister's voyage
Ben Meakins, Yachting Monthly, 30 June 2008
Competitors endure breezy start at the JPMorgan Asset Management Round the Island Race
Press Report/Yachting World, 30 June 2008
Our man is getting shorter every leg
Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 June 2008
Ocean Pirate comes home to Lowestoft
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 June 2008
Lionhead finishes first but remains over an hour behind Blue FPT
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 June 2008
Edinburgh to Newcastle leg - powerboats in flight!
Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 June 2008
MBY assesses the head of the fleet
Motor Boat and Yachting, 29 June 2008
But the race is taking its toll on him, he admits
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 June 2008
Results table given a shaking too
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 June 2008
Oldest man in the race is leading the race
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 June 2008
We join the race's only motorcruiser for leg six
Motor Boat and Yachting, 28 June 2008
Driver John Guille dives beneath rival team to cut rope from props
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 27 June 2008
A Round Britain Race legend in the making
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 June 2008
MBY man can't stop grinning after North Sea blast
Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 June 2008
Biodiesel-fuelled craft finally does it
Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 June 2008
Round Britain Race traverse the canal
Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 June 2008
We get a taste of life at the front of the fleet
Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 June 2008
JP Morgan Asset Management Round the Island Race to expect nearly 1900 boats on the start line
Press Report/Yachting World, 27 June 2008
The Green team secure title sponsorship deal in China ahead of Volvo Ocean Race
Press Report/Yachting World, 27 June 2008
Perfect wind range forecast off Botany Bay, Australia, for Wot Rocket's test sail
Press Report/Yachting World, 27 June 2008
Video of the week: whacky flying boat glimpsed from yacht
Yachting Monthly, 27 June 2008
Biofuel powerboat just hours away from finishing line in Sagunto, Spain
Practical Boat Owner, 27 June 2008
And they've got a surprise in store
Motor Boat and Yachting, 27 June 2008
For the first time in over 800 years women will control shipping in Portsmouth Harbour
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 June 2008
North Sea will become "the equivalent for wind power to what the Gulf of Arabia is for the oil industry"
Nick Hall / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 June 2008
Round Britainers await Fridays fifth leg
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 26 June 2008
Parent company of Sealine cuts 1000 jobs and closes factories after unit motorboat sales in US reach lowest point in 40 years
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 June 2008
The only motorcruiser in the Round Britain Race
Motor Boat and Yachting, 26 June 2008
Fishing boat skipper found guilty over deaths of two crew after grounding near Ardglass
Practical Boat Owner, 26 June 2008
Life in paradise comes at a price for the crew of Egret
Motor Boats Monthly, 26 June 2008
A long day but worth it as Gee encounters some stunning scenery
Stewart Campbell / Motor Boats Monthly, 26 June 2008
First instance of small cruising yacht being held hostage as two Europeans are kidnapped
Press Report/Yachting World, 26 June 2008
RNLI effectively demonstrate new MOB Guardian safety equipment by saving three UK fishermen
Press Report/Yachting World, 26 June 2008
Defending champion exits
Motor Boat and Yachting, 26 June 2008
Round Ireland in 65 hours
Yachting Monthly, 26 June 2008
Competitors rest before the blast back south
Ray Bulman Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 June 2008
Norwegian RIBs showing what they're capable of
Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 June 2008
After a shocking start, things are finally looking up
Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 June 2008
Three Germans and a French citizen are being held in Somaliland
Practical Boat Owner, 25 June 2008
Dame Ellen's world breaking B&Q/Castorama trimaran has joined the Oman Sail team
Press Report/Yachting World, 25 June 2008
The Austrian gets a taste for the local medicine
Motor Boat and Yachting, 25 June 2008