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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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
By: Helen Fretter
Yoann Richomme, on the IMOCA Paprec Arkéa, has broken the record for the longest distance sailed solo in 24 hours on a monohull, covering 551.84 miles on a 'crazy horse' ride in the Atlantic
By: Helen Fretter
Super-fast conditions riding a low have seen the solo Vendée Globe sailors repeatedly smash the 24 hour record, now standing at an incredible 579 miles
By: Helen Fretter
Thomas Coville's Sodebo and Francois Gabart's SVR-Lazartigue set off within hours of each other, attempting to break the non-stop around the world crewed record, the famed 'no limits' Jules Verne Trophy.
By: Helen Fretter
A crew member taking part in this year's ARC rally has been lost overboard from a Volvo 70 yacht mid-Atlantic, the US MRCC has ended the active search for 33-year-old Swedish sailor Dag Eresund
By: Helen Fretter
And then there were none... just three days after two Ultims set off on a head-to-head around the world Jules Verne non-stop record bid, both return to France after suffering foil damage on the same day
British skipper Pip Hare has dismasted on Medallia while racing singlehanded in the South Indian Ocean during the Vendée Globe. Pip is safe and is understood to have constructed a jury rig.
By: Helen Fretter
Cruising doyen - and founder of the original ARC transatlantic rally, Jimmy Cornell is organising a new expedition route adventure to both the north and south hemisphere high latitudes for experienced sailors
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