May 9, 2007 Fortune has not been smiling on solo yachtsman Tony Bullimore in his latest attempt to break the solo round-the-world sailing record of 71 days, 14 hours, 18 minutes 33 seconds set by Dame ...

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It is believed he had been suffering from cancer. Bullimore became world-famous after he survived for four days in the upturned hull of his boat when it capsized in the freezing waters of the Southern ...

That is how Tony Bullimore once described the four days he spent in a frigid ocean underneath his capsized sailboat, water churning in and out through a broken window as he waited for rescue or death.

British yachtsman, Tony Bullimore, is aiming to set out from Hobart tomorrow on his attempt to break the solo round-the-world record. Bullimore's been advised a low pressure system sweeping across the ...

In January 1997, British sailor Tony Bullimore found himself trapped inside his capsized yacht, Exide Challenger, in the freezing waters of the Southern Ocean—a test of human endurance and survival, ...

In January 1997, Tony Bullimore's yacht capsized during a solo race in the Southern Ocean. Surviving in extremely cold conditions with minimal supplies, he managed to signal for help. After four days, ...

Veteran sailor Tony Bullimore - best known for surviving five days trapped in his upturned boat during a race - is preparing for his latest challenge. Mr Bullimore almost died during the Vendee Globe ...