All four British skippers making a bid on the Transat Jacques Vabre title on Sunday face uncertain futures as the sponsorship crisis hitting motorsport takes its toll on sailing. Uncertain future: Dee Caffari is one of four... [read full story]
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The new golden girl of British and European ocean racing abandons her partner and her cats and leaves her adopted French shores with another Frenchman today. With the departure of Dame Ellen MacArthur from the scene which...
British sailor Sam Davies is writing an exclusive diary for the Telegraph as she races in the Transat Jacques Vabre from Le Havre to Costa Rica on her Open 60 Artemis Ocean Racing. I am here with many of the top names in ocean...
Sam Davies will be at sea, naturally, when she finds out whether she has been voted the most outstanding female sailor on the planet in the 2009 ISAF World Sailor of the Year Awards this week. All aboard: Sam Davies will be at...
The wind whipping up the Channel and into the harbour of Le Havre today served notice to the 20 yachts in the Bassin Paul Vatine that, come Sunday when they set off on the 5,000-mile Transat Jacques Vabre to Costa Rica, that...
Caffari and Thompson will race Aviva in the Transat Jacques Vabre Six Britons are set to leave Le Havre on Sunday in the two-handed Transat Jacques Vabre yacht race to Costa Rica. Sam Davies, Dee Caffari, Brian Thompson, Mike...
Less than two days to the start of the Transat Jacques Vabre race and skippers admit that the standard of the IMOCA Open 60 fleet is universally high. Credit: Marcel Mochet / AFP IMOCA Open 60 yachts moored in Le Havre for the...
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