Sailing
Prada signal America's Cup involvement
Italian fashion house Prada signalled its return to the America's Cup scene when it announced today that it will compete in the Louis Vuitton trophy regatta in La Maddalena, Sardinia, next month.
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Dempsey emerges as Britain's prime Olympic hope
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
In a merry-go-round of Olympic medallists, double gold medallist Sarah Dempsey (Ayton) has emerged as Britain's prime hope for a third gold in the women's division of the 470 dinghy at Weymouth in 2012.
Light and tricky airs trip up Ainslie
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Light and tricky airs tripped up Britain’s Ben Ainslie in the final of the opening grand prix of the world match racing tour in Marseille.
Teams preparing for Volvo Ocean Race
Friday, 9 April 2010
The heavyweights are lining up for the Volvo Ocean Race with the American Puma team announcing it will be back for the next round the world event which starts from Alicante, Spain in November next year.
Ed Wright wins Finn class gold in Palma
Saturday, 3 April 2010
Ed Wright bagged Britain’s only gold on the final day of the ISAF Sailing World Cup event in Palma, with British sailors picking up a total of five medals from the opening European World Cup regatta..
Revenge is sweet for Emirates Team New Zealand
Sunday, 21 March 2010
Revenge came both sweet and easy for Emirates Team New Zealand when winning a second consecutive Louis Vuitton Trophy on its home waters of the Waitamata Harbour today.
Team New Zealand survive in Auckland
Friday, 19 March 2010
With a finish line manoeuvre to exonerate an earlier penalty, Emirates Team New Zealand kept its Louis Vuitton Trophy bacon sizzling and lived to fight another day against Italian rivals Azzurra in their semi-final clash.
Team Origin crash out of Louis Vuitton Trophy
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Death came very suddenly for Britain's finest when a rueful Ben Ainslie admitted ashore: "That was a very good lesson in how not to run a boat race."
Britain's America's Cup team comes out fighting
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
When your back is to the wall you either fight or die and Britain's America's Cup team came out fighting as the Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta moved into the knockout phase.
Team Origin fight back in Louis Vuitton Trophy
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
When your back is to the wall you either fight or die and Britain's America's Cup team came out fighting as the Louis Vuitton Trophy regatta moved into the knockout phase.
Team Origin suffer losses in Louis Vuitton Trophy
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Even Olympic gold medallists have their bad days and the hugely talented brains trust in Britain's America's Cup squad experienced major frustration in the Louis Vuitton Trophy.
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