ISAF
Inaugural Youth Olympic Games Reach the Midway Mark
International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge praised the inaugural edition of the Youth Olympic Games on Saturday as the Games passed their halfway point in Singapore.
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A Grand Final
The Australian Nathan Outteridge wins the SYZ & CO Moth Europeans in the Open category, in front of the American Bora Gulari and the Australian Scott Babbage.
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Ireland Claims Victory In Blustery Rolex Commodores' Cup Finale
Ireland has done it. After mounting multiple teams, considered favourite going into both the 2006 and 2008 events but failing to win either, so the Irish boats Antix, marinerscove.ie and Roxy 6 today secured the Rolex Commodores' Cup for the emerald isle.
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Two Boat Lengths Separate Bronze and Leather in the 470s
Just ten metres decided who would win the bronze medal of the 470 Junior European Championships, and who would win leather. Leather, a kind way of saying 'nothing', the dreaded fourth place for which there is no room on the podium.
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Prince Albert Praises 'Amazing Spirit' of Singapore Games
Prince Albert of Monaco continued his enthusiastic endorsement of the inaugural Youth Olympic Games when he took an inspection cruise of the sailing courses on Saturday.
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Championship Day At RS500 Worlds
The final day at the 2010 RS500 World Championship hosted by Aquavitesse in the Netherlands saw beautiful sunshine, 9-12kts and conditions worthy of crowning champions.
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Outcome Rests In Ireland's Hands
Now on 64.5 points to second placed Hong Kong's 100.5, the Irish team's position at the Rolex Commodores' Cup is looking all but unassailable.
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Meet the Twitters
Hi sailing lovers. If you are stuck behind your office table, can't come down to the National Sailing Centre or will not be in Singapore during the YOG, do not worry, be happy, because you can follow the racing wherever you are in the world. (As long as you join Twitter!!)
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Switzerlands Alexandra Rayroux Is Just Happy To Be In Singapore
Rayroux has been sailing for less than two years and trains at the Societe Nautique de Geneve, where she is coached by the Argentine Ezequiel Schargorodsky.
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Twitter Transmits Blow-by-Blow Excitement of Sailing Races In Real Time
"Oh! SIN has dropped her sail once again and ISR is closing up". Ko Jia Yun (SIN) tweets furiously from the Techno girl boat, alerting spectators to the drama unfolding on the course at the National Sailing Centre.
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Sailors Delighted By IOC President's Visit
International Olympic Committee president and former Olympic sailor Jacques Rogge was a surprise visitor to the National Sailing Centre on Friday.
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New leaders in Boys Byte and Girls Techno
There are new leaders in the Boys Byte Cll and the Girls Techno 293 windsurfing classes after day three of the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.
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Armel Le Cléac'h wins 41st Solitaire du Figaro 2010
In crossing the line at 21.15.24, on Wednesday 18 August, Armel Le Cleac'h on 'Brit Air' won his third leg and overall victory in the Solitaire du Figaro 2010.
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Sun, Wind And Adrenalin For The Moth Maniacs!
The 85 SYZ & CO Moth European Championship participants were thrilled to see the sun today. The area looked like a postcard, with electric blue sky, turquoise colour lake and more than 20 knots of wind.
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Irish extend Rolex Commodores' Cup lead
It was another solid day for the Irish team, leaders since the opening day of the regatta last Sunday.
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Jessica Watson Becomes Face of Perth 2011
Australian teen senstation Jessica Watson has became the newest face of the Perth 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championships.
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St Quay International Women Match Race
Racing began yesterday at the St Quay International Women Match Race in Saint Quay-Portrieux, France. Anne-Claire Le Berre (FRA) and Camilla Ulrikeholm (DEN) lead the way with 6 wins each.
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Finnish Sailor Kaarle Tapper Is Equally At Home On The Waves And Snow
Kaarle Tapper (FIN) started sailing when his grandparents took him to an Optimist-class starters school in Helsinki as a seven-year-old.
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IOC President Believes Youth Games Will Inspire Sea Change
IOC President and former Olympic sailor Jacques Rogge (BEL) believes the culture, education and sense of fun that have permeated the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games would benefit the summer Olympics.
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Switzerland's Sebastien Schneiter Swaps Snow For Water
Despite growing up on Lake Geneva, Sebastien Schneiter (SUI) almost ended up pursuing a career in skiing rather than on the water.
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