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Race had reached the Island by yesterday evening. By 5.00 p.m. yesterday, 48 of the 103 starters had crossed the finishing line, six had retired and a further 12 had been sighted on the horizon from the race organisers' vantage point near St. David's...

the start rather than send 103 boats into the path of tropical storm Arlene. Five Bermuda-based yachts were among those competing in the biennial event, with the fleet scheduled to leave the south Massachusetts town of Marion last Friday. Weather for...

Bermudian skipper Paul Hubbard had to win a race against time to get his boat ready for last Friday's start of the Marion-Bermuda Cruising Yacht Race. His 43-foot vessel Bermuda Oyster had been in Marion for three weeks awaiting urgent repairs from l...

Five Bermudians were enjoying the sweet taste of victory yesterday after playing their parts to help Temptress be the first boat to finish the Marion-Bermuda Cruising Yacht Race. Four of them -- Brian Hillier, Billy Dawson, Malcolm (Chillibob) Wilson...

expected to cross the finishing line off St. David's this morning. The fleet of 104 boats left the small Massachusetts town of Marion last Friday afternoon and by 4.00 a.m. yesterday, the leaders were around 180 miles north-east of Bermuda. Race pres...

Bermudian soccer students that one of them could follow in the footsteps of his former team-mate Clyde Best. The West Ham boss used to play for the east London club three decades ago in the same team as Bermuda's director of coaching Best. And speaki...

sport to reach fifth Dan Master level in TaeKwonDo. The 44-year-old, who represented Bermuda in the 1988 Olympics martial arts demonstration in Seoul, had to fight five men of equal rank -- simultaneously -- and knock them all out. Other requirements...

television news story claiming that player-coach Clevie Wade could be about to lose his job. The ZBM broadcast, presented by newsreader Mike Sharpe, cited anonymous sources to back up its claim that Wade's job was in jeopardy. Rangers vice-president ...

American Steve Fossett arrived on the Island yesterday after lopping nearly 13 hours off the record for the fastest crossing between Newport and Bermuda. Fossett, a 54-year-old millionaire from Chicago driven by an unquenchable thirst for adventure, ...

Steve Fossett was last night on course to shatter the record for the fastest crossing from Newport to Bermuda. The American millionaire adventurer was being swept along by 23-knot westerly winds early yesterday and by 7.00 p.m. Bermuda time, just ove...