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Comet Duo ‘Worlds’ and Nationals at Cransley
Has it really been ten years since the first Worlds were held at Cransley SC (a wonderfully picturesque reservoir in the heart of rural Northamptonshire)?
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49er and 49erFX UK Nationals at Weymouth
This year’s 49er Nationals were once again hosted by WPNSA from the 24th-27th September. With 26 entries spanning from first-timers to Olympians, we welcomed friends from Ireland, Spain, America and Uruguay to join the event.
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McIntyre GGR “Window Live” touches a nerve
Candid McIntyre GGR WINDOW LIVE broadcasts reveal the emotional demands of solo circumnavigation, while Damien Guillou and Pat Lawless approach the southeast trade winds.
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AC75 of La Roche-Posay Racing Team first to arrive in Naples
After nearly two weeks, several hundred kilometers by road and a crossing of the Mediterranean, the AC75 of La Roche-Posay Racing Team has arrived in Naples from Lorient. Having departed from Brittany on 10 September, the French boat arrived in Bagnoli on Thursday 24 September, at the end of a logistical operation that was as…
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420 GP5 at Itchenor Sailing Club
The GBR International 420 fleet descended on Itchenor Sailing Club for GP5 and a memorable weekend that combined seven highly competitive races with one of the more glamorous socials on the 420 calendar.
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JOG Lymington Weekend
The JOG Lymington Weekend brought the curtain down on a busy and hugely successful JOG season, with an impressive fleet of 55 boats signing up for two days of racing in the Solent.
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American Eagle wins 12m North Americans
Following an exciting weekend of ocean racing outside of Narragansett Bay, American Eagle, helmed by skipper Jeff Randall, emerged victorious at the 12 Metre North American Championship.
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Razjaren wins the 7th CRO M24 Cup
The opening regatta of the seventh season of the CRO M24 Cup was held in Pula last weekend and also marked the final event of this year’s European Sailing Series.
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The Real Deal
It’s hard to overstate how important the Preliminary Regatta in Naples was for the America’s Cup, when on the surface it was just a show.
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Ainslie and Ratcliffe in talks to settle America’s Cup dispute
The Daily Telegraph is reporting that Sir Ben Ainslie and Sir Jim Ratcliffe are in talks to settle their legal dispute over the ownership of the current British America’s Cup boat. Ainslie is reported to have been more conciliatory when discussing the present state of the legal dispute during last weekends America’s Cup Preliminary Regatta…