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29er World Championship – Antipodeans Rule

Published on July 28th, 2013

Aarhus, Denmark (July 28, 2013) – Morning rain and a dead calm greeted the sailors upon arrival at the Kaløvig Sailing Club in Aarhus, Denmark for the first day of the 2013 World Championship. After a bit of a postponement on the water, the wind slowly built from nothing to 19 knots and 3 races ... Read More


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AC34: Delta from downwind dominance

Published on July 28th, 2013

San Francisco, CA (July 28, 2013) – In their final match of the Round Robin segment for the Louis Vuitton Cup challenger races (RR5, Race 1), Emirates Team New Zealand trounced Luna Rossa Challenge, completing a ... Read More


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Turbulent Journey for America’s Cup

Published on July 28th, 2013

The mission of this edition of the America’s Cup was to grow its audience, but most of the attention thus far has come from the issues surrounding the event. The prospect of great racing should help ... Read More


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COUTTSISMS: Current Realities, Future Needs

Published on July 28th, 2013

Sir Russell Coutts, CEO of America’s Cup defender Oracle Team USA, opens up to Paul Lewis of The New Zealand Herald about the realities of the current event, and changes that are needed for the future. ... Read More


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Podium wide-open at Extreme Sailing Series

Published on July 28th, 2013

Porto, Portugal (July 27, 2013) – The public descended on the banks of the river Douro today to watch the Extreme 40s in action where five races were completed with four different race winners in the ... Read More


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Laser North American Championship – Day 3

Published on July 27th, 2013

Kingston, ONT (July 27, 2013) – Today was the first day of the Final Series of the North American Championships. Trying to beat the weather for the day, all fleets started their day an hour earlier. ... Read More


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North American Challenge Cup – Day 1

Published on July 27th, 2013

Chicago, IL (July 27, 2013) – Chicago Yacht Club’s NACC 2013 got off to a strong start today, in spite of shifting winds and unseasonably cold and gray skies. The 2.4mR class had six boats on ... Read More


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