WINNER OF "AROUND ALONE" SAILING RACE BRAD VAN LIEW, 2003-05-30 (photo)

Sailor Brad Van Liew, who became the first American to sweep all five legs of the 2002-2003 "Around Alone" single-handed sailboat race around the world, stands below decks with photos of his young daughter Tate Magellan taped to the ceiling on Tommy Hilfiger Freedom America in New York Harbor, May 30, 2003. Van Liew, who won the last leg of the race on May 4, 2003 after sailing 4,015 miles from Brazil to Newport Rhode Island, spent a total of 148 days at sea racing over more than 28,000 miles of open ocean circumnavigating the globe by way of the five great capes. Van Liew aboard Freedom America also became the fastest 50-foot monohull sailor in the world covering 345 miles in one day during the race. REUTERS/Mike Segar MS