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BT Global Challenge - Leg 1 - 15th September | 15/09/2000

Madforsailing.com's diary writer, Andy Magrath, reports from LG FLATRON
That Was The Week...... | 15/09/2000

No wind, No Fuel, No Sailing as man and nature conspire to change the game plan
BT Global Challenge - Leg 1 - 15th September | 15/09/2000

Conrad Humphreys writes from LG FLATRON
Olympic Predictions | 15/09/2000

Ed Gorman has put together madforsailing's country by country guide to the form book in Sydney
Ian Walker's Olympic Diary - 14th September Part Two | 14/09/2000

With the Opening Ceremony looming, British Star representative and Atlanta silver medallist, Ian Walker, writes from Sydney
BT Global Challenge - Leg 1 - 14th September | 14/09/2000

Madforsailing.com's diary writer, Andy Magrath, reports from LG FLATRON
BT Global Challenge - Leg 1 - 14th September | 14/09/2000

Mind games, little sleep and tough calls ... Conrad Humphreys writes from LG FLATRON
Ian Walker's Olympic Diary - 13th September | 14/09/2000

Ian Walker's recovered from his cold, and phoned with an update on his preparations in Sydney, writes Mark Chisnell
Iain Percy | 13/09/2000

Britain's Finn star just wants to stay cool, Ed Gorman reports from Sydney
BT Global Challenge - 13th September 2000 | 13/09/2000

LG FLATRON leads, milk or no milk
Rutland Water | 13/09/2000

Jim Saltonstall looks at one of Britain's most popular inland venues
Mainsheet mayhem? | 12/09/2000

Paul Brotherton comes up with a couple of simple solutions for an old problem in open-transom boats
Ian Walker's Olympic Diary - 11th September | 11/09/2000

A couple of millimetres has the British Olympic Star team getting the files and filler out - Ian Walker writes from Sydney
Beadsworth - Sydenham - Parkin | 11/09/2000

Preparation complete, Britain's Olympic Soling team wait for the first gun
Ian Walker's Olympic Diary - 9th September | 10/09/2000

The weather continues its relentless efforts to derail the preparations of the British Olympic Star team, but they're working round it - Ian Walker writes from Sydney

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