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Due to the squally weather - worsening throughout the day - the ships set sail over a modified racing course in Solent, from markers off the coast of Cowes, Isle of Wight, to Gilkicker Point just south of Portsmouth. ...
Stavros S Niarchos finished just two minutes in front of Prince William, for an overall win of six and a half minutes over a total of five hours' racing. ...
The Tall Ships Youth Trust is a national charity dedicated to helping young people, aged 16-25, develop life skills through sailing Tall Ships. More vailable on www.tallships.org.
There are only two identical "Tall Ships" in the world and earlier this week they raced for the third time in as many years.