Helen Fretter is an editor for Yachting World, specializing in all things related to yachting and sailing. With a passion for the sport, she covers a wide range of topics including race coverage, boat reviews, and industry news. Helen's expertise and knowledge in the yachting world make her a trusted source for sailing enthusiasts.
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Helen Fretter's coverage is heavily focused on yachting and sailing events, including race results, exceptional boat designs, and extraordinary feats at sea. She also highlights breaking news in the sailing world.
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By: Helen Fretter
Emirates Team New Zealand halt INEOS Britannia's advance by dominating Race 7 in shifty conditions on Day 5 of the America's Cup
By: Helen Fretter
With Emirates Team New Zealand just one win away from securing the 37th America's Cup, there are no second chances left for INEOS Britannia says Ben Ainslie
By: Helen Fretter
The most successful America's Cup team in modern history, Emirates Team New Zealand has taken a historic third win in an impressive display of boat speed, tactical confidence, and ruthless dominance.
By: Helen Fretter
The Royal Yacht Squadron in Cowes, Great Britain, was yesterday confirmed as the yacht club that will be Challenger of Record for the 38th America's Cup – plus we take a look at what might be next for the oldest trophy in sport?
We ask top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest and most innovative yachts of our times. Sam Davies nominates Niñita
By: Helen Fretter
The Vendée Globe start is always one of the most emotional moments in sport. Helen Fretter speaks to some of the 40 solo skippers who'll be heading out to race around the world alone on Sunday 10 November
By: Helen Fretter
IMOCA co-skipper Will Harris shares his expert analysis of the weather forecast for this year's Vendée Globe start and early stages
The Vendée Globe set off today - but who will win the round the world epic? Here's our pick of the fleet from the pontoons of Les Sables d'Olonne
By: Helen Fretter
After the fleet's first real test on night two, rounding Cap Finistere, British 'rookie' Sam Goodchild leads the Vendée Globe
By: Helen Fretter
546.6 miles in 24 hours: a new monohull solo sailing world record has been set in the Vendée Globe by Nico Lunven on the IMOCA Holcim-PRB
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