| Sail Melbourne Olympic classes over for another year |
| MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-(18-1-2006) Sail Melbourne International Regatta |
| Mixed conditions including many lighter air races at the Sail Melbourne 2006 Olympic & Invited Classes Regatta provided Olympic aspirants the opportunity of experiencing those conditions expected at the 2008 Olympic sailing competition in Quing Dao, Beijing. |
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| Medals handed out |
| MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-(14-1-2006) Sail Melbourne International Regatta |
| Melbourne, Australia - Mixed conditions including many lighter air races at the Sail Melbourne 2006 Olympic & Invited Classes Regatta provided Olympic aspirants the opportunity of experiencing those conditions expected at the 2008 Olympic sailing competition in Quing Dao, Beijing. |
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| History being made at Sail Melbourne tomorrow |
| MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-(13-1-2006) Sail Melbourne International Regatta |
| Melbourne, Australia - Tomorrow Sail Melbourne officials will, for the first time, test the new Olympic sailing format that will be used at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. |
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| Girls beat world champions at Sail Melbourne |
| MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-(12-1-2006) Sail Melbourne International Regatta |
| Melbourne, Australia - A very sunny, shifty light breeze day on Port Phillip Bay as competitors raced on day four at Sail Melbourne today. |
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| Locals day out at Sail Melbourne |
| MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-(11-1-2006) Sail Melbourne International Regatta |
| Melbourne, Australia - Finally stronger conditions that Port Phillip is renowned for at Sail Melbourne today and the local sailors revelled, breaking the stranglehold the international competitors have held since day one in most classes. |
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| Another great day’s sailing |
| MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-(10-1-2006) Sail Melbourne International Regatta |
| A beautiful morning’s on Port Phillip as a number of Olympic & Invited classes started day two of racing at Sail Melbourne. With a light flicky breeze of 5-6 knots from 180 degrees, early on, increasing to a nice 12-14 knot sea breeze in the early afternoon, competitors enjoyed a good mix of weather at the ISAF Grade 1 event and mixed results in some classes told the story. |
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| Light to squally |
| MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA-(9-1-2006) Sail Melbourne International Regatta |
| Melbourne, Australia - Nine of the 13 Olympic & Invited Classes faced extremely light and shifty conditions as they sailed their first races from host club Sandringham Yacht Club on Port Phillip this afternoon. |
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| Sail Melbourne invites sailors to compete in Asia Pacific Regatta |
| MELBOURNE, AUS-(18-5-2005) Sail Melbourne 2006 |
| Melbourne, AUS - Sail Melbourne 2006 invites you and your fellow 470 sailors to compete in the ‘Asia Pacific Regatta’. As the only annual ISAF Grade 1 event in the Southern Hemisphere and a crucial event for any serious Olympic Class Sailor, the Sail Melbourne Olympic and Invited Classes Regatta from January 9th – 14th, 2006 is an event you cannot afford to miss! |
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