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470 Internationale (Free subscription) | yesterday
Junior 470 World Championships for Men/Mixed and Women 21-29 July 2008, Gdynia, Poland Gdynia, Poland – 25 July 2008: The qualifying series were completed today after six races in the Junior 470 World Championship Men/Mixed. As in the Men's 470, two races were completed also in the Women's 470 and in the general view of the Junior 470 Worlds, leaders remain unchanged. Lior LAVIE and Yam AMIR (ISR)...
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purbeckblog (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
The annual Swanage Regatta and Carnival Week starts on Saturday and runs until 2 August. This year’s theme is a ‘little bit of latin’ and there will be over 100 events throughout the week including live music, the sailing regatta, fireworks and the magnificent carnival procession. Saturday’s entertainment includes the Swanage Half Marathon and children’s activities from 10am, [...]
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470 Internationale (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Junior 470 World Championships for Men/Mixed and Women 21-29 July 2008, Gdynia, Poland Gdynia, Poland – 24 July 2008: Race three and four were completed today, the second day of racing, at the Junior 470 World Championships for Men/Mixed and Women crews. Lavie LIOR and Amir YAM (ISR) hold their lead in the Men's 470, and Tara PACHECO and Berta BETAZOS (ESP) in the women's. Racing got underway this...
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470 Internationale (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Gdynia, Poland – 24 July 2008: Racing got underway yesterday at the Junior 470 World Championships for Men/Mixed and Women crews, taking from 21 to 29 July in Gdynia, Poland. After some hours of waiting for wind, a freshening breeze of up to 15 knots came up in the afternoon, to have two races completed in all groups in both events. Gdynia, Poland – 24 July 2008: Racing got underway yesterday at the...
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ISAF News (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Sailors from 26 nations will competing in the Heavyweight Dinghy event sailed in the Finn dinghy at the 2008 Olympic Games - find out who are the favourites for medals...
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ISAF News (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
At the opening ceremony of the Junior 470 World Championships in Gdynia, Poland, the International 470 Class Association and the participating youth sailors celebrated new successes within the development of the International 470 Class.
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This is Bath (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Sailing The annual two-day racing regatta at Bristol Avon Sailing Club, Saltford, saw one of the biggest turnouts of racing dinghies on the river in recent years. Winds were light and variable in direction, providing challenging racing for both ...
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openPR.com Newsfeed (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
(Berlin, 23rd July 2008) The major of the Chinese capital Beijing and of the north-eastern port city of Qingdao (Tschingdao), from which the Olympic Sailing regatta should depart, welcomed the first ... read more
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Times Online (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Greetings from Qingdao, where the final preparations are being made for the sailing regatta at the Olympic Games. This is my fourth Olympics and my second as a Finn sailor, the class in which I won a second gold medal in Athens four years ago, to go with the gold I won in the Laser class in Sydney in 2000 and the silver in Atlanta four years earlier.
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ISAF News (Free subscription) | 07/21/2008
ISAF has today issued the first draft Notice of Series for the 2008-2009 ISAF Sailing World Cup.
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ISAF News (Free subscription) | 07/21/2008
Nominations are now invited for the 2008 ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year Awards, the most prestigious award of recognition in the sport of sailing.
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ISAF News (Free subscription) | 07/21/2008
The team from Puerto Rico were jubilant after winning the Optimist Team event at the 46th Optimist World Championship in Cesme on the west coast of Turkey.
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ISAF News (Free subscription) | 07/21/2008
The only people to get wet in Warnemunde on Sunday were Archie MASSEY and Matt NOBLE, after they were thrown in the water for becoming the new International 14 World Champions.
