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Wednesday 31, January 2007

  • Zen and the Art of Southern Ocean Sailing

    Kojiro Shiraishi (JPN) passes the first ice gate and the finally gets a stable wind. An isolated Bernard Stamm (SUI) stretches his lead further as he passes the halfway mark between New Zealand and South...

    31 Jan 2007

  • SAP 505 World Championships Day 4

    The fourth day of the 2007 World Championship being sailed out of Brighton and Redcliff Yacht Club, in Adelaide, South Australia. Race 6 and the forecast was to be a 15-20kn sea breeze. The morning dawned...

    31 Jan 2007

  • SCRA announces IRC Solent Series 2007

    The IRC Solent Series is designed to encourage large fleets of IRC rated boats to participate in close racing during the summer months. Led by the SCRA, a total of seven member clubs organise the Series....

    31 Jan 2007

Tuesday 30, January 2007

  • Festival of Sailing to Celebrate 40th Anniversary in 2007

    Celebrating a milestone in 2007, the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS) will mark the 40th anniversary of its founding with rallies, regattas and exclusive social events that will bring together the sailors,...

    30 Jan 2007

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    Rolf Vrolijk to Design The Machine

    Mean Machine has officially announced that Rolf Vrolijk and his team are to design the Mean Machine Volvo Open 70 which will race in the Volvo Ocean Race 2008-2009.

    Posted by Mean Machine Sailing Team

    30 Jan 2007

Sunday 28, January 2007

  • Day 2 Report - SAP 505 World Championships

    Another gloomy day in Adelaide. Winds still from the south and low clouds. Days like these generally mean big pressure and direction changes in the wind at Brighton and that's what we saw. Generally it...

    28 Jan 2007

Saturday 27, January 2007

  • Nine Miami medals for Great Britain

    British sailors came away with five medals from the final day’s races at the Rolex Miami Olympic Classes Regatta on Saturday (27 January), bringing their regatta total to nine across the 14 Olympic...

    27 Jan 2007

  • Seventeen British boats through to Miami medal races

    The penultimate day of racing at the Rolex Miami Olympic Classes Regatta (22-27 January) saw seventeen British boats across ten classes qualify for Saturday’s final medal races. Eight Skandia Team...

    27 Jan 2007

  • Rolex Miami OCR - One Race Tomorrow; One Last Chance to Win a Medal

    It's down to the wire now at US SAILING's 2007 Rolex Miami OCR, where 855 competitors from 49 countries have completed the five-day fleet racing portion of the competition, and the top ten from the overall...

    27 Jan 2007

Friday 26, January 2007

Thursday 25, January 2007

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    Tap Into The Green Directory

    Sailing Networks and The Green Blue have joined forces to launch the first Green Directory, an online information resource that includes details of a range of marine products and services that go some...

    Posted by Peta Stuart-Hunt

    25 Jan 2007

  • US SAILING’s 2007 Rolex Miami OCR

    Mother Nature threw a nasty curveball at 855 competitors from 49 countries competing today at US SAILING’s 2007 Rolex Miami OCR. In addition to the usual need for tactics and boat speed, a certain level...

    25 Jan 2007

  • Sailors Find Conditions Light Like Qingdao

    The wind remained light for a second consecutive day at US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, but for the 855 sailors from 49 countries competing here, it replicated the conditions expected in Qingdao, China...

    25 Jan 2007

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