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The Caribbean is the spiritual home of the warm-weather regatta and there’s little that can beat the combination of tropical sun and tradewinds. First run in 1967, Antigua Sailing Week is the grandfat

Nick Burnham: Having a superyacht is like having a private jet whereas my boat feels more like owning a Cessna at a local airfield – the joy comes from piloting it yourself

POGO’S RC PROMISES A PLANING DESIGN WITH A COMPETITIVE RATING. CAN THIS NEW 33-FOOTER LIVE UP TO THE HYPE FOR OFFSHORE RACING?

IF USING AN ENGINE IS ‘CHEATING’, WHAT ABOUT AN ELECTRICAL ‘BOOST’? ONE OF THE LAST TENETS OF RACING UNDER SAIL IS ABOUT TO BE CHALLENGED

THIS YEAR MARKS THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FASTNET RACE. YET EVERY EDITION STILL THROWS UP SOME SURPRISES. TO AVOID BEING CAUGHT OUT, WHAT CAN EVERY CREW DO TO PREPARE?