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VIDEO: Mirabaud LX
We also have some video of the Mirabaud LX sailing at Weymouth Speed Week to accompany our feature on this radical thr
Boat of the future?
Solid wingsail catamarans? Very 1990s. All the way from Switzerland, the boat of the future was taking part in Weymouth Speed Week last week.
Win for Smeg in borrowed boat
Nick Press, Dan Phillips and Dave Ewings are waiting for their new Smeg-sponsored skiff to be delivered, but sailing a borrowed boat in today’s Mick Scully Memorial Trophy didn’t stop t
Zhik step in to back 2011 Moth Worlds
The International Moth Class Association has announced Zhik as title sponsor of the Zhik 2011 International Moth World Championships and Australian Championships, to be held on Lake Macquarie, Aust
Last call for London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic volunteers
Applications are open until 27 October 2010 for the London 2012 Games Maker volunteer programme and as an Olympian who has competed in two Olympic Games, I am encouraging readers of TheDailySail to
DeLonghi the easy winner
Simon Nearn, Peter Nicholson and Pedro Vezone, sailing together for the first time, brought De’Longhi home an easy winner of the Life Members Trophy 18ft Skiffs race on Sydney Harbou
Weymouth Speed Week underway
Dakine Weymouth Speed Week is underway at the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy.
Ed Wright picks up BOA’s Athlete of the Year Award for sailing
Britain’s sailors celebrated yet another bumper year in style at the fifth annual Skandia Team GBR Awards Dinner, held at the DeVere Hotel, Wokefield Park, on Friday with Finn sailor Ed Wrigh
Victory for West Kirby and Bluefin
It was a hat-trick for West Kirby Sailing Club’s under 19 team racers this weekend as they lifted the youth trophy for the third year running and the curtain came down on the 2010 RYA Eric Tw
Bring back the Tornado
The Tornado class is gearing up for a fresh initiative to return it to its status as the Olympic catamaran.
