# Robin Knox Johnston
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Sir William Robert Patrick Knox-Johnston (born 17 March 1939) is a British sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe. Along with Sir Peter Blake, he won the second Jules Verne Trophy, for which they were also named the ISAF Yachtsman of the Year award.
Robin Knox-Johnston in conversation. 14 June, 2018
On June the 14th 1968, Robin Knox Johnston set sail from Falmouth.
On his epic voyage he feared attack by sharks, faced mountainous seas in the southern ocean, was missing for almost 4 months and had appendicitis.
Against all odds, he returned to Falmouth 10 and a half months later a hero.
To…
#Enough: Making a Stand Against Racism
In the last 24 hours, professional footballers across England and Wales decided to boycott social media to protest against the way social media companies and football authorities respond to racism.
The social media strike - which is called hashtag Enough - follows a number of high profile instance…
Ep. 57: Van Den Heede speaks about his pitchpole and win in the 2018 GGR Golden Globe Sailing Race to Linus Wilson + the future for the podcast & YouTube channel
Jean Luc Van Den Heede shatters Sir Robin Knox-Johnston's Sunday Time's 1968 Golden Globe Race record by 100 days finishing first in the 2018 Golden Globe Race. Hear his story of his broken rig in the Southern Ocean. Linus Wilson talks about the plans for year 4 of the Slow Boat Sailing Podcast and…
002 Hannah Stodel Inspirational Sailor
On this episode of Inclusive Sport, I welcome Hannah Stodel.
4x Paralympian
Triple World Champion
17 World Cup Gold Medals
First, disabled sailor to sail non-stop around Britain and Irland
BT YJA Young sailor of the year 1998
Youngest ever sailor in the Paralympic games
Slingsby ladies day win…
Bob Fisher
Tributes have been paid to Bob Fisher, the Yachting Journalist known as “Mr America’s Cup”, who has died at the age of 85 at his home in Lymington.
Bob was himself a world champion sailor, and record-breaking navigator... Close friend Sir Robin Knox Johnston was among those to acknowledge Bob's c…
Sir Robin Knox Johnston's race, 50 years on
On this edition, we hear from Sir Robin Knox Johnston as he prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his epic round the world voyage.
Also this week, the world's biggest maritime technology event took place in Southampton and plans have been unveiled to use DNA to identify some of the victims …
Clipper Race crew allocation
On this edition, we’re at the crew allocation event for the next Clipper Round the World race.
You’ll hear from Sir Robin Knox Johnston, three of the skippers and most importantly, a number of crew members who’ll be taking on the
Podcast produced and presented by Neil Sackley.
email: h2o@bbc.co.uk
Series 4 - Ep8 - Alex Thomson Part 2
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Shirley Robertson's Sailing Podcast continues with Part 2 of the fascinating chat with one of offshore sailing's most active campaigners, a sailor who's career spans two decades at the highest level of the sport and includes a record equaling five Vendee Globe starts. Alex Thoms…
Series 4 - Ep7 - Alex Thomson Part 1
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Shirley Robertson's Sailing Podcast continues this month with one of offshore sailing's most active campaigners, a sailor who's career spans two decades at the highest level of the sport and includes a record equaling five Vendee Globe starts. Alex Thomson, widely known for his V…
Props // Rerun
Today, we are bringing you a rerun of a popular episode from four years ago that some of you might have missed. Andy and Lee and Adam talk about propellers! The reason that we are doing a rerun this week is that Andy and August are rushing to leave for England to interview Robin Knox Johnston!
Th…
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