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But his career has in fact never been particularly political, and his humour has always sailed closer to surrealism than iconoclasm, so class consciousness was the last thing I was expecting to come up.

While he has always enjoyed sailing larger yachts and led Team Origin  to victory in the Match Racing World Championships last year, the move will be a serious challenge for Ainslie, whose experience to date has been almost exclusively limited to monohull yachts.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison Larry Ellison has always wanted to sail in the America's Cup, the yachting world's highest honor.

I'm not saying that export has always been plain sailing for us, like anything in business there are sometimes ups and downs.

Staging your own Duran Duran video is therefore out, but for incompetent crew like me, the attraction of sailing has always been more about the sunbathing and the G&Ts on deck, than all that tedious trimming of sails and ready-abouting.

But sailing has always been a commercial business: Drake is a hero at home, but the Spanish thought him a pirate; the Cutty Sark, a tea clipper turned romantic tourist attraction, was built to move cargo between Britain and China as quickly as possible.In the end, despite the complaints, most of the comment was favourable.

"I send [the control centre] a long e-mail explaining our decision," says Aditya Mohan, the ship's swaggering, Marlboro-smoking second officer, "and when I don't hear anything back, it's because they know I'm right".Storms and silenceStill, sailing has always been tribal, and bean-counters on shore forever regarded as alien.

Councillor Mike Byatt said: "Condor has always stated its preference is to sail from Weymouth as the distance and time it takes to cross the channel is less.

As one of 35 club sports at Yale, the sailing team has always competed through the backing and support of alumni and students.

It has always been known that the sailing venue could be like the London Olympics being forced to use Hyde Park for the downhill skiing, and Britain's Olympic manager, Stephen Park, is treating the week-long event more as an intelligence-gathering foray than an attempt to establish pecking order authority.

But one sport has always been difficult to beam into fans' living rooms: sailing.