At the 2007 ISAF Annual Conference, the first steps will be taken to define the makeup of the 2012 Olympic Regatta in Weyouth, England. In a three-part series originally published in December 2005, Stuart Streuli looks at how to re-shape the Olympic Regatta.
For more on the young stars of the U.S. Sailing Team and their successful summer in Europe, see “Youth Movements” (p. 24) in the November/December 2005 issue of Sailing World.
(from US SAILING press release) PORTSMOUTH, R.I.-Paul Foerster (Rockwall, Texas) and his crew Kevin Burnham, (Miami), along with Jody Swanson (Buffalo, N.Y.), today were named
ATHENS–There was some initial disappointment for John Lovell and Charlie Ogletree. The U.S. Tornado team came into the final race of the 2004 Olympic Regatta
ATHENS–John Lovell has been asking for a normal sea breeze for the last week. Today, with barely a moment to spare, the Saronic Gulf delivered.
ATHENS–It was the sort of day on the Saronic Gulf where, said American Star crew Phil Trinter, “You sail a poor race and you finish
ATHENS–The U.S. 49er team of Tim Wadlow and Pete Spaulding sailed their best race of the regatta today on the Saronic Gulf, winning the third
ATHENS–When is the Meltemi coming, people have asked every afternoon for the past few days. “Tomorrow,” has been the answer. Today it appeared the weather
ATHENS–There were three gold medals that many experts felt were as good as decided on the eve of this Olympic regatta. Ben Ainslie, Robert Scheidt,
ATHENS–Four years ago, Paul Foerster won a silver medal at the Sydney Olympics much the way he lives his life, quietly, without a lot of
ATHENS–The U.S. 49er team of Tim Wadlow and Peter Spaulding jumped into bronze medal position, and are just three points off the lead, with a
ATHENS–The United States clinched its first sailing medal of the 2004 Olympic Regatta and also won a couple of individual races on Day 6. Paul
At the 2007 ISAF Annual Conference, the first steps will be taken to define the makeup of the 2012 Olympic Regatta in Weyouth, England. In a three-part series originally published in December 2005, Stuart Streuli looks at how to re-shape the Olympic Regatta.
For more on the young stars of the U.S. Sailing Team and their successful summer in Europe, see “Youth Movements” (p. 24) in the November/December 2005 issue of Sailing World.
(from US SAILING press release) PORTSMOUTH, R.I.-Paul Foerster (Rockwall, Texas) and his crew Kevin Burnham, (Miami), along with Jody Swanson (Buffalo, N.Y.), today were named
ATHENS–There was some initial disappointment for John Lovell and Charlie Ogletree. The U.S. Tornado team came into the final race of the 2004 Olympic Regatta
ATHENS–John Lovell has been asking for a normal sea breeze for the last week. Today, with barely a moment to spare, the Saronic Gulf delivered.
ATHENS–It was the sort of day on the Saronic Gulf where, said American Star crew Phil Trinter, “You sail a poor race and you finish
ATHENS–The U.S. 49er team of Tim Wadlow and Pete Spaulding sailed their best race of the regatta today on the Saronic Gulf, winning the third
ATHENS–When is the Meltemi coming, people have asked every afternoon for the past few days. “Tomorrow,” has been the answer. Today it appeared the weather
ATHENS–There were three gold medals that many experts felt were as good as decided on the eve of this Olympic regatta. Ben Ainslie, Robert Scheidt,
ATHENS–Four years ago, Paul Foerster won a silver medal at the Sydney Olympics much the way he lives his life, quietly, without a lot of
ATHENS–The U.S. 49er team of Tim Wadlow and Peter Spaulding jumped into bronze medal position, and are just three points off the lead, with a
ATHENS–The United States clinched its first sailing medal of the 2004 Olympic Regatta and also won a couple of individual races on Day 6. Paul
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