Dutch Squads Prevail at 49er and 49erFX Worlds; Italians dominate Nacra 17 results
The Nacra 17 and 49er skiff worlds conclude with the Dutch dominating the skiffs and the Italians prevailing in the in Nacra 17.
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The Nacra 17 and 49er skiff worlds conclude with the Dutch dominating the skiffs and the Italians prevailing in the in Nacra 17.
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke have a chemistry in the Olympic 49er that baffles even the best of their competitors.
In two of the Olympic classes, there’s no denying who’s dominant.
Seizing upon their youth, athleticism and commitment, these college sailing teammates drop into a faster gear for the ride of their lives.
A friendly rivalry continues in the Men’s skiff class as the Olympics draw near.
A panel of class experts from around the world weigh in with their favorites for the podium at the 2016 Olympics.
Brazilians have great expectations at Rio 2016 for their sailing team, and the Grael family is center stage.
New Zealand’s 49er momentum could propel Peter Burling and Blair Tuke to the top of the podium in August — or, the pressure could be their downfall.
Two pairs of Chilean siblings are heading to Rio, the four have grown up together, sharing experiences along the way, and now competing at the Olympic level.
A small British pub, The Cove House Inn, was transformed into a little piece of Australia at London 2012 and turned into the focal point for the nation’s most successful sport at the Olympiad.
Sailors of three high-performance Olympic classes have been plagued with injuries. Sure, faster is fun, but athlete sustainability is a looming question.
The athletes know the water in Rio is dirty, but German 49er sailor Erik Heil’s recovery from infection brought the issue from out behind the headlines.
The Nacra 17 and 49er skiff worlds conclude with the Dutch dominating the skiffs and the Italians prevailing in the in Nacra 17.
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke have a chemistry in the Olympic 49er that baffles even the best of their competitors.
In two of the Olympic classes, there’s no denying who’s dominant.
Seizing upon their youth, athleticism and commitment, these college sailing teammates drop into a faster gear for the ride of their lives.
A friendly rivalry continues in the Men’s skiff class as the Olympics draw near.
A panel of class experts from around the world weigh in with their favorites for the podium at the 2016 Olympics.
Brazilians have great expectations at Rio 2016 for their sailing team, and the Grael family is center stage.
New Zealand’s 49er momentum could propel Peter Burling and Blair Tuke to the top of the podium in August — or, the pressure could be their downfall.
Two pairs of Chilean siblings are heading to Rio, the four have grown up together, sharing experiences along the way, and now competing at the Olympic level.
A small British pub, The Cove House Inn, was transformed into a little piece of Australia at London 2012 and turned into the focal point for the nation’s most successful sport at the Olympiad.
Sailors of three high-performance Olympic classes have been plagued with injuries. Sure, faster is fun, but athlete sustainability is a looming question.
The athletes know the water in Rio is dirty, but German 49er sailor Erik Heil’s recovery from infection brought the issue from out behind the headlines.
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