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Bundock and Howden nose ahead
An accounting error in the first day’s results followed by a consistent second day has pushed Australian Tornado double Olympic silver medallist Darren Bundock and Will Howden into first plac
Catamaran bonanza
If ever there was a demonstration of why there should be a catamaran in the Olympic Games – this week 159 F18s are in France competing at their Worlds Championship (almost the same size as la
Seventh win for Ashby at the A-Class Worlds
After several months contributing to his pension fund at BMW Oracle Racing where he was one of the main coaches, Australian sailmaker Glenn Ashby has now returned to his roots and last weekend mana
159 boats at the F18 World Championship
159 boats are taking part in the F18 World Championship which started yesterday in Erquy on the north coast of Brittany, France.
Surprise showing in Largs
One of the surprise entries to the Laser Radial Worlds starting in Largs, Scotland at the end of this week, was the Beijing Gold medallist, Anna Tunnicliffe.
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Laser Radials head for Largs
Largs on Scotland’s picturesque Clyde estuary takes centre stage from 6 July when the Laser Radial World Championships begin with two world titles at stake - for Men and in the women’s
Gold for Ayton and Clark
The sun returned and racing finished for the Olympics classes today in the first part of Kieler Woche, the penultimate stage of the ISAF Sailing World Cup.
Ayton and Clark take the lead
There was much nail biting again on the morning of the fourth day of Kieler Woche.
