 | New Owen Clarke Class 40's complete first offshore passages |
| Class 40s Cinnamon Girl and 40 Degrees complete first offshore passage. Mondial Class 40 2009 Results. |
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 | New Owen Clarke Class 40's sailing together in the UK |
| The two latest Owen Clarke Class 40s Cinnamon Girl and 40 Degrees have been sailing together in the UK on the Solent this weekend. |
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 | Pegasus smashes Transpac double-handed record |
| Honolulu, HI (July 13, 2009) – The record for double-handing the Transpacific Yacht Race from Los Angeles to Honolulu has been broken. At 4:38:35 am HST today, Philippe Kahn and Mark “Crusty” Christensen, crossed the Diamond Head finish line in the Owen Clarke designed Open 50, Pegasus 50, in a record time of 7 days, 19 hours, 38 minutes and 35 seconds. |
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 | Owen Clarke Class 40 wins the Marblehead – Halifax Race on PHRF corrected time |
| Nick Halmos and Alex Mehran’s Owen-Clarke Class 40 Cutlass finished outright winner ahead of fifty nine yachts in the six PHRF divisions of the Marblehead (USA) to Halifax (Canada) Ocean Race. Onboard was Owen-Clarke designer Merfyn Owen, racing over the same course for the second time in two years. |
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 | Owen Clarke Class 40, Cutlass has won the second leg of the 2009 Bermuda 1-2 |
| Alex Mehran and Nick Halmos’s Owen Clarke Class 40, Cutlass has crossed the line first on the return leg of the Bermuda 1-2, in the same convincing manner as she won the first leg out to Bermuda. |
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 | Owen Clarke Open 60 Aviva sets new non-stop monohull record around the British Isles |
| The Owen Clarke designed Open 60 has convincingly broken the outright non-stop monohull record around the British Isles. The all girl crew consisted of skipper Dee Caffari, fellow Vendee sailor Samantha Davies, Miranda Merron and Alex Sizer. |
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 | Class 40 Champions 2008 |
| Forty Degress finishes on top of the podium for the 2008 Class 40 Championship |
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 | Pegasus sets new Pacific Cup record |
| HONOLULU, HI--(Marketwire - July 30, 2008) - The Waikiki Yacht Club announced today that Skipper Philippe Kahn, with co-skipper Richard Clarke of Canada, set a new record for the 2008 Pacific Cup race of 7 days, 15 hours, 17 minutes and 50 seconds. The prior record was set by Volvo Ocean Race winner Stan Honey in 1992. |
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 | Temenos 2 finishes third in Barcelona World Race |
| The Owen-Clarke designed Open 60 Temenos 2 finish the Barcelona World Race in 3rd place - crossing the finish line at 18.09h GMT in 98 days 6 hours 9 minutes and 10 seconds! A fantastic achievement for Swiss skipper Domi |
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 | Mike Godling`s TJV Race Summary |
| Mike Golding (GBR) and Bruno Dubois (Bel-Can) crossed the finish line of the 2007 Transat Jacques Vabre at 02:09:33hrs local time (05:09:33hrs GMT) this morning in the new ECOVER 3, taking a hard earned fifth place in wh |
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 | Pegasus finishes Transpac at 20 knots |
| Philippe Kahn's Pegasus Open 50 (ex Artforms) finished the 2007 Transpac at pace, somewhat at odds to what has been one of the lightest/slowest races for many years. |
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 | Podium for Ian Munslow |
| Ian Munslow on Bolands Mill finishes third in the 2006 edition of the Bnaque Postale Route du Rhum |
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 | Victory for Artforms |
| Record breaking Open 50 sailor Kip stone, demolishes existing record for the Route du Rhum Open50 Class |
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 | Artemis wins Round Britain Race |
| Owen Clarke Design Open 60 sets new Monohull Reord and Wins Round Britain Race |
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 | Artforms finishes 2nd in the Transat Jacques Vabre |
| Kip Stone and Merf Owen crossed the finish line in Bahia on Open 50 Artforms at 1346 local time (16:46:51 GMT), Friday 25th November, to secure 2nd place in one of the closest finishes the Transat Jacques Vabre. |
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 | Artforms takes the double in the Bermuda 1-2 |
| Kip Stone and designer Merfyn Owen arrived in Newport, Rhode Island, in first place at 08:17 EST, 19 June to complete a successful double winning both legs of the Bermuda 1-2 and setting up a new record time for the outward leg of 66 hrs 57 minutes. |
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 | Summary of Mike Golding and Ecover’s Vendee |
| Despite breaking his main halyard twice, three ascents of the rig and sailing the last 50 miles without a keel. Golding completed the course from the tip of Africa due south of the Cape of Good Hope, in an amazing 1d 19h 29m faster than the winning boat PRB. |
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 | Ecover finishes third in the Vendee |
| It might have been a rather dejected and slump-shouldered Mike Golding that sailed across the finish line of the Vendee Globe in the early hours of this morning, if the keel had still been attached to his Open 60 yacht Ecover. |
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| Ecover takes the lead in Vendee Globe |
| Mike Golding has been in the lead aboard Ecover on the last two pollings. A long way to go yet and still the wrong side of a trough containing light airs. Anything can happen, but a landmark day for Mike. Congratulions ! |
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 | Spirit of Adventure - owners report |
| In November 2004 the luxury cruiser Spirit of Adventure returned from Tahiti to the viaduct basin in Auckland where she was launched Here is unedited our clients report after that trip and of the period when he had been cruising with his family in the Pacific |
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