Thursday, September 02, 2010

    Kerteminde delivered another exceptional day of racing. Although the day started off grey and cold, the clouds quickly gave way to pleasant sunshine and a building NNE breeze, which promptly filled in at 1030 allowing for an on time start to the first of two final races sailed today. David Hayes executed a solid race in the first final of the day, starting at the boat on port tack in the building breeze. Putting the hammer down David lead a group of competitors to the right side of the track and eventually rounded the top mark 6th. Sailing …read more

2nd Call for Nominations

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

  Call for Nominations to the CYA Board of Directors   The Canadian Yachting Association Board of Directors is comprised of the President, six Directors at Large, and two Athlete …read more

2014 IFDS World Championships are Coming to Nova Scotia!

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

Halifax has been awarded another World Championship! This time it’s for the sport of sailing. The International Federation of Disabled Sailing (IFDS) has awarded its 2014 World Championships to the …read more

Laser World Championships ~ Day 3 ~ More qualifying results!

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

  ‘Tis a beautiful day for racing in Hayling Island. A cool morning with a blue sky welcomed the laser sailors for a scheduled 12 o’clock start. A 12 knot …read more

Youth Olympic Games - Sarah Douglas Wins Medal Race and Breaks into the Top 10!

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

It was a busy day at the National Sailing Centre in Singapore with medal races scheduled for all four fleets in the Youth Olympic competition! Winds started out at 8-10 …read more