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French Little America's Cup campaign
One of the surprise entries at this year's Little America's Cup is the French team comprising Benjamin Muyl, Antoine Koch and Jeremie Lagarrigue, trained and advised by Vianney Ancellin.
Blustery Weymouth
A passing front provided the whole gamut of conditions on day two of Skandia Sail for Gold from a flat calm in both the early morning and evening to a full on 25 knots, gusting 30 in the middle of
Olympic stars in Weymouth
Firstly - apologies for yesterday’s outage caused by a database problem and many thanks to Slipstream Studio for resolving it.
Ainslie's dilemma
It cannot have been an easy decision for the triple Olympic gold medalist, Ben Ainslie, to return to the Finn class at Skandia Sail for Gold 2010.
Finn focus from Weymouth
A first and a second for Jonathan Lobert (FRA) in the Finn fleet on day one at Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta in Weymouth gives him a clear lead over team mate Thomas Le Breton (FRA) in second and E
Syz & Co Moth Europeans 10 days away
The Syz & Co 2010 Moth European Championship will start in ten days on Silvaplana Lake, in the Swiss Alps near St-Moritz.
Gathering of the C-Class clans
Steve Clark has been dreaming of winning back the Little America’s Cup for the USA ever since he lost it to Canada in 2007.
LOCOG sailing team announced
The London 2012 Organising Committee (LOCOG) has appointed its core Sailing team which will deliver the Olympic and Paralympic Sailing events at Weymouth and Portland in the summer of 2012.
Hunger & Kleiner battle through thick and thin
It didn’t matter what the Aarhus weather threw at them, Wolfgang Hunger and Julien Kleiner’s team work coped with the most extraordinary conditions to win the SAP 505 World Championship
