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Tokyo Games: More Australians in medal contention

Posted on 31/07/2021 (01/08/2021) by Mysailing Editor

While Matt Wearn has stitched up Laser Gold and Mat Belcher/Will Ryan are the clear leaders in the Men’s 470, fellow Australians, Jason Waterhouse/Lisa Darmanin, will hit tomorrow’s final fleet races in the Nacra 17 knowing that another set of…

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Tokyo 2020: Scott takes control in Finn class

Posted on 30/07/2021 (30/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Giles Scott sailing downwind in the Finn

Tokyo 2020: Giles Scott made it four race wins in a row to move into the overall lead after two more confident victories on Thursday, while Spain’s Joan Cardona also moved up to second, after a 2,3 to leave them…

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Tokyo 2020: Australians at the top

Posted on 30/07/2021 (30/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Mat Wearn and Will Ryan rounding a mark in the 470

Two Australians sit atop the leader board after day five of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic regatta, with Matt Wearn (Laser) and Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (Men’s 470) making the most of favourable conditions in Enoshima today. Wearn put together…

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Tom Slingsby’s SailGP winning strategy

Posted on 29/07/2021 (30/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
The Australian SailGP Team sailing, in the background - the light house at Plymouth

Last week, I caught up with sailing superstar Tom Slingsby in London after the Australian SailGP team’s ‘surprise’ victory in Plymouth.   The Australian Sail Grand Prix Team (SailGP) surprised everyone when they skyrocketed to the top of the leader…

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Tokyo 2020: Big wave Wednesday

Posted on 29/07/2021 (30/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Australian brothers Will and Sam Phillips

Enoshima is famous, notorious even, for its big wave action, and that’s what the sailors got on day four of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition.  Eight out of ten fleets were racing on Wednesday, with only the Laser and…

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Tokyo 2020: Perfect start for Turkey as Finns begin racing

Posted on 28/07/2021 (30/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Start of Finn race 2

On one of the most difficult course areas in Enoshima, Turkey’s Alican Kaynar made a perfect start to his third Olympic Games with two bullets, followed by Hungary’s Zsombor Berecz who picked up two second places while Spain’s Joan Cardona,…

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Tokyo 2020: Comeback for pre-event favourites

Posted on 28/07/2021 (28/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Matt Wearn

The excitement kicked up a gear on the third day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition as the women in the 49erFX Skiff put on a display of high speed boat handling and fast-thinking tactics.  The wind was gusting…

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Cape to cape

Posted on 27/07/2021 (30/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Paul Heiney rounding Cape Horn in his boat

The three great capes that mark a non-stop circumnavigation include the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Lleeuwin and the most legendary and feared of all three capes – Cape Horn. Starting from Europe, the first to round is precisely the…

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Tokyo 2020: Moments of brilliance for Australian sailors on Day 2

Posted on 27/07/2021 (27/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Perth sailor Matt Wearn

July 26: The Laser and Laser Radial classes were back in action on Day Two of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Hear from our sailors below, and remember that you can a full list of results here. Mixed day for Matt Perth sailor…

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Perfect partnership for reef preservation 

Posted on 27/07/2021 (02/08/2021) by Steve Bryant
Great Barrier Reef

Thousands of visitors are set to arrive on the Whitsunday coast for the annual Great Barrier Reef Festival (August 5 – 8), as Airlie Beach comes alive to celebrate the Whitsundays’ lifestyle and the communities at the heart of the Great…

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Tokyo 2020: favourites struggle to dominate on tricky opening day

Posted on 26/07/2021 (26/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Jean-Baptiste Bernaz of France

After two weeks of training in steady onshore breezes, the sailors were dealt a very different and more difficult hand for the opening day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition.  On the Enoshima course, close to the sailing centre,…

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Margate Marina: Major improvements continue

Posted on 26/07/2021 (27/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Margate Marina

Nestled in the quiet waters of North West Bay south of Margate, one of Tasmania’s newest and best equipped marinas is continuing its major redevelopment.  Margate Marina represents one of Tasmania’s largest private marina investments, ideally situated on the gateway…

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Epic final battle looming for Finn class titans at Tokyo 2020

Posted on 25/07/2021 (26/07/2021) by Mysailing Editor

An epic final battle is looming for the Finn class in Tokyo; all bets are off with one of the strongest line-ups of potential medalists in a generation, as the Finn class making its final appearance at Tokyo 2020 after…

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Inaugural Brisbane Yachting Expo

Posted on 23/07/2021 (23/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron

Yachtshare and the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron are proud to present the inaugural Brisbane Yachting Expo. Spread over three days from the 30th July – 1st August, the Expo showcases leading sailing and motor yacht brands in the heart of Brisbane’s yachting…

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Tokyo 2020: Australian 470 sailors fight for supremacy

Posted on 23/07/2021 (25/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Mat Belcher and Will Ryan sailing

For most part of the past five years since Rio, the fight for 470 supremacy has swung back and forth between three men’s teams – the Swedes, the Spanish and the Australians. In recent times, however, things have got more…

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Tokyo 2020: Japan celebrates Ocean Day

Posted on 23/07/2021 (23/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Marine Day poster

Thursday 22 July: Ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony, Japan’s Ocean Day (also known as Marine Day) is being celebrated across the nation; a cause that hits close to home for the ambassadors of the world’s waterways –…

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Nacra 17: The Foiling Beast | Tokyo 2020

Posted on 22/07/2021 (22/07/2021) by Steve Bryant

Strap in for a wild ride with the Nacra 17! These foiling beasts are a joy to watch and a thrill to sail, with the mixed crews having to ensure they are on the same wavelength throughout – one mistake…

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GSC: Frenchman turns dream into a reality

Posted on 22/07/2021 (26/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
34 foot steel yacht Acrux on the hard stand

Frenchman Pierre-Etienne Rault is set to turn his childhood dream of sailing around the world into a reality, after becoming the 27th person to enter the 2023 Global Solo Challenge Race. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the…

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Australian Sailing celebrates Brisbane 2032 announcement

Posted on 22/07/2021 (22/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Olympic Stadium Brisbane

Australian Sailing has welcomed tonight’s announcement by the International Olympic Committee that Brisbane will host the 2032 Summer Olympic Games. The Olympics will return to Australia for the first time since Sydney 2000, where tens of thousands of sailing fans…

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Tokyo 2020: Send Australian sailors a message of support

Posted on 22/07/2021 (26/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
sign up as a spectator for Tokyo 202 and send a message of support

Although fans, friends and family cannot be there to cheer on our sailors at the Tokyo Olympics, we can send them a virtual message. Be that positive voice our athletes need. Spur on Mat Belcher and Will Ryan to go…

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Forty eight year-old Laser sailor to compete at Tokyo

Posted on 21/07/2021 (26/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Scheidt sailing his laser

Winner of five Olympic medals, Brazil’s Robert Scheidt is defying his age and setting out to prove that a 48-year-old can conquer athletes half his age by competing in the Men’s Laser Class at the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo….

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New recycled-based Dyneema for 11th Hour Racing

Posted on 21/07/2021 (23/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
new recycled-based Dyneema®

Marlow Ropes is delighted to announce the use of a new recycled-based Dyneema® that will be used as part of a pilot scheme using the 11th Hour Racing Sailing Team, who compete in offshore sailing events, such as The Ocean Race….

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Diversity in Fastnet Race

Posted on 20/07/2021 (20/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Start line

With less than a month before the start of the 2021 Rolex Fastnet Race, IRC division three boasts the largest class competing with 88 teams entered from at least 10 different countries. IRC division three has a cornucopia of boat…

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Hungarians take charge at EUROSAF L30 Europeans

Posted on 19/07/2021 (20/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Spinnaker run aerial shot

Lake Balaton, Hungary: The EUROSAF L30 Class European Championship hosted by Spartacus Club saw Fourteen crews representing eight nations kick-start racing on July 17; where the local HUN8 “Present Perfect Team” emerged as an early leader. For its fifth continental championship, the L30 Class continues its growth with several new teams…

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SailGP: Slingsby leads Australia Team to victory

Posted on 19/07/2021 (19/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Australia SailGP Team helmed by Tom Slingsby in action on Race Day 1 at Great Britain SailGP, Event 3, Season 2 in Plymouth, Great Britain 17 July 2021. Photo: Thomas Lovelock for SailGP.

Tom Slingsby has proven that the Australian SailGP team can deliver against all odds after triumphing on UK waters at the Britain Sail Grand Prix, in a dramatic final race. The team stormed home to victory, beating France and the…

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Tokyo Olympic sailing schedule

Posted on 16/07/2021 (23/07/2021) by Steve Bryant
Tokyo poster with all the australian sailing representatives on it

When the Olympics came to a close in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 2016, I suffered from post-Olympic blues – I felt I couldn’t wait until the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games – it is wonderful to witness the camaraderie and…

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