Foerster and Burnham Lock Up At Least Silver
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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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
ATHENS–Consistency is a primary part of Tim Wadlow and Pete Spaulding’s game plan for the 2004 Olympic 49er regatta. “I think the regatta’s about averaging
ATHENS–After a couple of days of largely disappointing results, the U.S. Sailing Team made some positive moves in three classes on Day 4 of the
ATHENS–A few days before his first Olympic regatta, Mark Mendelblatt commented that he didn’t mind competing against Laser superstar Robert Scheidt, a seven-time world champion
ATHENS–The Meltemi breeze made its presence felt today at the 2004 Olympics, laying waste to the regatta schedule and all but killing the medal chances
ATHENS–For the past few days, Chris Bedford has been doing battle with the Meltemi. Of course, the meteorologist has been doing so from the air-conditioned
ATHENS–The 2004 Olympic regatta opened with mixed results for the U.S. team, a few moments of brilliance and a few that left them shaking their
ATHENS–The 2004 Olympic sailing competition is scheduled to start Saturday at 1 p.m., local time, with the Men’s 470 and Finn classes crossing the line.
He’s a pioneer of the professional sailor movement. But Steve Erickson says he had no idea where he was headed after he won the 1984
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla.–Five U.S. Olympic Trials came to a close on Sunday in southern Florida with the leaders in four of the classes watching as
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.–Meg Gaillard didn’t have much to say about the first four days of the U.S. Olympic Europe Trials at the Lauderdale YC. But
Groupama First to Finish Transat Jacques Vabre, US Olympic/Paralympic Trials, Transatlantic Races
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
ATHENS–Consistency is a primary part of Tim Wadlow and Pete Spaulding’s game plan for the 2004 Olympic 49er regatta. “I think the regatta’s about averaging
ATHENS–After a couple of days of largely disappointing results, the U.S. Sailing Team made some positive moves in three classes on Day 4 of the
ATHENS–A few days before his first Olympic regatta, Mark Mendelblatt commented that he didn’t mind competing against Laser superstar Robert Scheidt, a seven-time world champion
ATHENS–The Meltemi breeze made its presence felt today at the 2004 Olympics, laying waste to the regatta schedule and all but killing the medal chances
ATHENS–For the past few days, Chris Bedford has been doing battle with the Meltemi. Of course, the meteorologist has been doing so from the air-conditioned
ATHENS–The 2004 Olympic regatta opened with mixed results for the U.S. team, a few moments of brilliance and a few that left them shaking their
ATHENS–The 2004 Olympic sailing competition is scheduled to start Saturday at 1 p.m., local time, with the Men’s 470 and Finn classes crossing the line.
He’s a pioneer of the professional sailor movement. But Steve Erickson says he had no idea where he was headed after he won the 1984
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla.–Five U.S. Olympic Trials came to a close on Sunday in southern Florida with the leaders in four of the classes watching as
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.–Meg Gaillard didn’t have much to say about the first four days of the U.S. Olympic Europe Trials at the Lauderdale YC. But
Groupama First to Finish Transat Jacques Vabre, US Olympic/Paralympic Trials, Transatlantic Races
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