| Six races completed |
| CAGLIARI, ITALY-(15-7-2004) Europe Class World Championship |
| Six races have now been completed at the 2004 Europe Class World Championship in Italy and nine nations are represented in the top ten of the women’s fleet. |
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| Germany opens the lead at Europe Class Worlds Women |
| CAGLIARI, ITALY-(13-7-2004) Europe Class World Championship |
| Cagliari, Italy - The 2004 Europe Class World Championship kicked off yesterday in Italy. 104 sailors from 29 nations are competing in the women’s event, the last major championship for the class before the Olympic Games in August.& |
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| Sundby Wins With One To Spare |
| CAGLIARI, ISAF HQ-(19-5-2004) Europe Class World Championship |
| Cagliari, ISAF HQ - Siren SUNDBY (NOR) won the recently held Women’s fleet at the Europe World Championship with a race to spare, and with it her place as one of the most successful sailors in the class ever. |
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| Final battle for Olympic Qualification in the Europe Class to take place next week in Hyères |
| HYÈRES, FRANCE-(21-4-2004) Semaine Olympique Française - Hyères |
| Hyères, France - Starting at the end of this week, Semaine Olympique Française in Hyères is attracting the world’s best in ten of the eleven Olympic Sailing Events, with Olympic Qualification up for grabs in the Europe Class. |
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| Consistency clearly the key to a top spot |
| PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN-(14-7-2003) Europe Class European Championship |
| Palma de Mallorca, Spain - Siren SUNDBY, placed second in the ISAF World Sailing Rankings has won the Europe European Championship, which concluded on Friday, in the consistent style she never fails to show. |
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| Boost for British women in Europe class |
| PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN-(12-7-2003) Europe Class European Championship - GBR Team |
| Palma de Mallorca, Spain - Laura Baldwin has exceeded expectation and achieved the best
result by a British sailor in the Europe since Shirley Robertson retired
from the class after winning the gold medal at the Sydney Olympics. |
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| NZL Europe sailor in medalling position |
| PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN-(11-7-2003) Europe Class European Championship - NZL Team |
| Palma de Mallorca, Spain - NZL Europe class Olympic campaigner Sarah Macky from Kohimarama Yacht Club is in 3rd place going into the last day of racing at the Europe Class Europeans in Spain. |
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| Europe Europeans gets underway |
| PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN-(7-7-2003) Europe Class European Championship |
| Palma de Mallorca, Spain - Today sees the start of the Europe class European
championships and with 122 boats competing racing will be tough at the top. |
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| First day`s finals sees light and shifty winds at Europe Class Worlds |
| HAMILTON, CANADA-(3-9-2002) Europe Class World Championship 2002 |
| Hamilton, Canada - In very light and shifty conditions, the first day of the finals of the Europe world championships saw many of the top sailors come to grief as the wind pressure varied from one side of the course to another. |
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| Gold and silver fleets in place at Europe Class Worlds |
| HAMILTON, CANADA-(1-9-2002) Europe Class World Championship 2002 |
| Hamilton, Canada - The name of the game at the Europe world championships seems to be starting, those that were mastering this at the beginning of the race were getting the results at the end of it. |
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| Another tricky day at Europe Class Worlds |
| HAMILTON, CANADA-(31-8-2002) Europe Class World Championship |
| It was another tricky day in the office for the Europe sailors on day three of the world championships on Hamilton Harbour. With a light 6-8 knot breeze, a further two heat races were sailed. |
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| Courtesy of Rick Matthews (rflexsp@idirect.com) |
| Day 4 at Europe Class Worlds |
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| Day 2 of Europe Class Worlds |
| HAMILTON, CANADA-(30-8-2002) Europe Class World Championship |
| Hamilton, Canada - Day two of the Europe world championship got underway in fairly light and shifty conditions yesterday, with the 109 competitors in the women’s fleet seeing varying breeze of around 7-10 knots. |
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