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| More than 100,000 gather to watch America's Cup warm-up |
| (05-19-2012/The Independent) - What may be the biggest crowd in history ever to watch a yacht race basked in the sunshine of the Venice waterfront running almost up to St Mark's Square to see what many thought was the America's Cup in action but is the world series for potential America's Cup competitors racing on what is usually one of the busiest bits of water in Europe. |
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| A very modern fleet conquers Venice |
| (05-19-2012/The Independent) - The America's Cup fleet sailed into the Grand Canal, in front of Venice's St Mark's Square, yesterday as the event nears its end. |
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| Ben Ainslie becomes Finn world champion for sixth time |
| (05-18-2012/The Independent) - The prospect of Britain's Ben Ainslie being at the helm of the American defence of the America's Cup next year was made clear in Venice by the boss of the Oracle team he has joined while Ainslie himself was being crowned world champion of the Finn singlehanded dinghy for the sixth time in Falmouth. |
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| America's Cup gives youth a chance in Venice |
| (05-17-2012/The Independent) - It was a bit like launching a sports car in Oxford Street and taking it for a spin down to Piccadilly Circus â€" or, in the case of San Francisco, Union Square â€" but the latest spin-off in the development of the America's Cup brand took place in front of the Palazzo Ducale, next to the Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Square and will give youth a chance. |
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| Ben Ainslie in unstoppable form in Falmouth |
| (05-15-2012/The Independent) - Ben Ainslie, just as part of lining himself up for a fifth Olympic medal and a fourth consecutive gold, is in unstoppable form at the world championship regatta being staged for the Finn singlehanders in Falmouth. |
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| Ben Ainslie back in battle with fellow Britons in Falmouth |
| (05-14-2012/The Independent) - Ben Ainslie is back into another knife-fight with his fellow Britons after the first day of the Finn class world championship in Falmouth. He is still a banker for a fourth gold at the Olympic Games regatta in Weymouth. |
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| Ainslie back in battle with fellow Britons in Falmouth |
| (05-13-2012/The Independent) - Ben Ainslie is back into another knife-fight with his fellow Britons after the first day of the Finn class world championship in Falmouth. He is still a banker for a fourth gold at the Olympic Games regatta in Weymouth. |
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| Camper gains fighting chance |
| (05-10-2012/New Zealand Herald) - After a couple of disappointing showings over the last two legs, a second place finish on leg six to Miami has given Team New Zealand's round-the-world entry Camper a fighting chance in the Volvo Ocean Race. Camper sailed in to Miami... |
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| Puma wins latest leg of Volvo round the world race |
| (05-10-2012/The Independent) - It went down to the wire but the American-flagged Puma won the sixth leg of the Volvo round the world race from Itajai, Brazil, to Miami. |
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| Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson take gold at the French Olympic regatta |
| (04-27-2012/The Independent) - Tough conditions, and recovering from a broken mast the day before, saw reigning Star class Olympic champions Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson take gold at the French Olympic week regatta in Hyeres. |
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