Diederichs by one point
With just two points separating Andrey Kirilyuk and Klaus Diederichs for the overall championship and a single point separating Philip Dohse and Poul Richard Hoj-Jensen for the Corinthian title, itread more
Klaus Diederichs on a charge
Despite an initial three hour postponement, it was eventually possible for the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship race committee to run two further races, races...
Kirilyuk surges ahead
The Weymouth wind god is definitely determined to make life difficult for the competitors and the race committee at the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship.read...
Another bullet for Hoj-Jensen
Weymouth finally showed herself at her best for day three of the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship where the fleet enjoyed two stunning races, races...
Day two, no result
Sadly the wind gods refused to cooperate on day two of the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship 2013 in Weymouth and despite the fleet being...
Difficult day on the water
The opening day of the Gazprom International Dragon World Championship 2013 at Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy produced controversy, drama and one incredibly tough...
Dragon elite gathers in Weymouth
This evening 77 teams from 16 nations and three continents are registered, measured, weighed and fully prepared to commence battle for the Gazprom International Dragon...
Game, set and match to Espada
The closing day of the Coutts Quarter Ton Cup 2013 produced one final race in perfect conditions for the 26-strong fleet.read more
Three bullets for Louise Morton
Louise Morton's Espada dominated day two of the Coutts Quarter Ton Cup in Cowes. read more
Alice ahead
There are more glamorous classes, there are more modern classes, and there are undoubtedly more expensive classes, but you would have to go a long...