Live Stream: Final Race of the 2016 Finn European Championship
The 2016 Finn European Championship last race (fleet race or medal race) will be broadcast live on Saturday, March 12th.
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The 2016 Finn European Championship last race (fleet race or medal race) will be broadcast live on Saturday, March 12th.
Paine and Railey both face big challenges in American Olympic selection race.
Light winds and costly decisions were the order of the day on the first day of the American Finn trials at the European Championships in Barcelona as Zach Railey overcame the challenging conditions to take the early advantage in the series.
Both Zach Railey and Caleb Paine are upbeat as they head into this week’s Finn European Championship in Barcelona, Spain, the second of the two selection events for the US Finn class place at the Rio Olympics.
Click here to find our complete Olympic sailing coverage from the 2012 Olympic venue in Weymouth and Portland. Let the Olympic Games begin! Competition will
With competition for the Finn Class just 12 days away, the 24 sailors are ramping up for a fierce medal race. Favorites Ben Ainslie (GBR) and Zach Railey (USA) are just two players among any of the top 14 sailors who could arguably take home a medal of any color.
Today, the U.S. Olympic Committee announced the 530 members of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. Among the athletes will be 16 American sailors competing in 10 Olympic events, comprised of nine men and seven women. Seven of the athletes are returning Olympians, including 2008 Olympic gold medalist Anna Tunnicliffe and 2008 Olympic silver medalist Zach Railey. Railey was chosen by his teammates to serve as Team Captain.
The 2016 Finn European Championship last race (fleet race or medal race) will be broadcast live on Saturday, March 12th.
Paine and Railey both face big challenges in American Olympic selection race.
Light winds and costly decisions were the order of the day on the first day of the American Finn trials at the European Championships in Barcelona as Zach Railey overcame the challenging conditions to take the early advantage in the series.
Both Zach Railey and Caleb Paine are upbeat as they head into this week’s Finn European Championship in Barcelona, Spain, the second of the two selection events for the US Finn class place at the Rio Olympics.
Click here to find our complete Olympic sailing coverage from the 2012 Olympic venue in Weymouth and Portland. Let the Olympic Games begin! Competition will
With competition for the Finn Class just 12 days away, the 24 sailors are ramping up for a fierce medal race. Favorites Ben Ainslie (GBR) and Zach Railey (USA) are just two players among any of the top 14 sailors who could arguably take home a medal of any color.
Today, the U.S. Olympic Committee announced the 530 members of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. Among the athletes will be 16 American sailors competing in 10 Olympic events, comprised of nine men and seven women. Seven of the athletes are returning Olympians, including 2008 Olympic gold medalist Anna Tunnicliffe and 2008 Olympic silver medalist Zach Railey. Railey was chosen by his teammates to serve as Team Captain.
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