The 2008 Rolex Commodores Cup concluded on Sunday with a double points scoring final race and overall results good enough for GBR Red to win comfortably on 122 points…

As the GBR Red Force The Pace in the Rolex Commodores Cup 2008, day three took on a different complexion, both in terms of the racing and the weather.
The offshore race set sail at 10.30am from the Royal Yacht Squadron line off Cowes, but rather than the welcome sunny 10-20 knot conditions

Providing a second day of top quality racing conditions in the Rolex Commodores Cup 2008, the British Bulldogs Bite Back with a strong performance by Britain Red (pictured), one of four teams carrying the union flag. 
While on Monday conditions allowed crews to ease gently into the race,

Conditions on day one of the Rolex Commodores Cup  2008, could not have been better for the 45 boat fleet.  After a two hour delay waiting for the wind to fill in, the event got underway shortly before lunchtime with two windward-leeward inshore races in the Western Solent.

A record-matching fleet is due to take to the water today for the first inshore races of the 2008 Rolex Commodores’ Cup.  The crews, who are almost entirely amateur, will race over the next week on a mixture of courses: windward-leewards in the Solent, a long offshore and new for this year a race around [...]

This weekend, expect to see lots of sailing activity off the Isle of Wight, as the annual Rolex Commodores’ Cup begins on Sunday 29th June, with the first race scheduled for 10.30am on Monday. 
The teams are leaving nothing to chance, every advantage is a good advantage and no detail is being overlooked.

Finally, on day three of the Red Funnel Easter Challenge, after two days of frustration, spectacular Solent racing got underway.  The annual regatta organised by the RORC produced some quite stunning racing with plenty of spills and thrills and was well worth the wait.
After the conclusion of racing, a prize giving was held at the [...]

This weekend the Isle of Wight will witness the Solent springing to life for the 17th Red Funnel Easter Challenge. 
Sixty five entries are now confirmed including Ben Ainslie (pictured) Olympic Gold medallist who will be racing on board the TP52 Henri Lloyd Cutting Edge.