Contents (with 5 YouTubes each class) :
- Sailing - 2.4 Metre - one person
- Sailing - SKUD 18 - two persons, at least one is a female
- Sailing - Sonar - three persons
1. Sailing - 2.4 Metre
Alexis Green: 2.4m Sailing with Helena Lucas
Published on Sep 6, 2013Some of the world's top sailors are in Poole where boats and skippers will start preparations tomorrow for the world championships in the 2.4m class. Among the 80 entrants is Paralympic gold medallist Helena Lucas and she took our own Alexis out on one of the boats for a few pointers ahead of competition starting on Monday.
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2.4mR Sailboat from the Cockpit
Published on Feb 3, 2013Charlotte Harbor Regatta February 3, 2013. My first time racing the 2.4 meter and about my 5th time ever in the boat. I took the video after the last race when it was less hectic. Water temp was 54F. Air temp was 72F. Winds varied considerably from 2 to 12 with occasional gusts. Shifts were huge.
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2.4mR Racing - 2013 IFDS Sailing World Championships
Published on Aug 30, 2013Racing got underway today in Kinsale for the Cork County Council IFDS World Sailing Championships in glorious sunshine after yesterday's sailing was postponed due to light winds. Conditions were initially looking poor this morning and the competitors were held ashore. However after an hour of waiting the Race Committee lowered the postponement flag and the sailors headed out to the race course.
Commenting on today's racing Peter Crowley Principal Race Officer for the Sonar stated "It was great to get three races sailed today as we are now only one race down after yesterday's postponement. It was very competitive out there today but it is early days and it is all to play for".
On the 2.4mR course, two races were completed when the wind eventually filled in.
On the 2.4mR course it was not a good day for London 2012 Gold medallist Helena Lucas (UK) who finished down the fleet in 13th overall with 6th and 20th. Heiko Kroger from Germany was the silver medallist in Kinsale while the overnight leader in the 2.4mR is Bijlard (The Netherlands).
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Paralympic Camp
Uploaded on Jun 19, 2008Ontario Sailing Team training in Nepean Sailing Club in Ottawa: Martin 16, 2.4 m, and Skud 18 with coach Matthieu Dubreucq
SSTattler: I set YouTube to 1:47 minutes for 2.4 m and Skud 18. If you set to the beginning you will see a clip for the Martin-16 if you want it.
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2.4mR Medal Race at Medemblik - ISAF Sailing World Cup
Uploaded on Jun 1, 2009Action from the 2.4mR Medal Race held at the Delta Lloyd Regatta, event five of the 2008-09 ISAF Sailing World Cup
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2. Sailing - SKUD 18
SKUD 18 Sailing 2012: Aiming High - Alexandra Rickham and Niki Birrell
Published on Jul 20, 2012http://www.npg.org.uk/roadto2012
The National Portrait Gallery/BT Road to 2012 Project celebrates those who are collectively making the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games happen.
Portrait photograph by Anderson & Low © Anderson & Low/National Portrait Gallery/BT Road to 2012 Project
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Skud 18 Racing - 2013 IFDS Sailing World Championships
Published on Aug 30, 2013In the nine boat Skud 18 fleet it was a second and a first for Italian Marco Gualandris who is now the overnight leader followed by London 2012 bronze medallist Alexandra Rickham (UK) and John McRoberts from Royal Victoria Yacht Club in Canada.
For more information, please visit https://www.ifdsworlds2013.com
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Skud 18 Adaptive Sailing
Uploaded on Aug 30, 2011Skud 18 Paralympic Class Sailing Yacht
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Skud 18 at 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup in Miami
Published on Feb 5, 2014World #1 Alexandra Rickham and Niki Birrell (Great Britain) collected another major regatta gold medal this week. Rickham and Birrell have won five consecutive SKUD 18 World Championships. This week's win marks their first ISAF Sailing World Cup gold medal. The 2012 Paralympic Games bronze medalists won four of five races this week.
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IFDS Worlds: Cindy Walker (SKUD-18)
Published on Sep 4, 2013Follow US Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider on Facebook (http://on.fb.me/Jo8PcF) and Twitter (http://bit.ly/I5FfKA). www.sailingteams.ussailing.org
Interviewed by Will Ricketson/US Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider.
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3. Sailing - Sonar
See as well RMR: Rick and Paralympic Sailing - Rick tries the Martin-16 and the Sonar.
Sonar Racing - 2013 IFDS Sailing World Championships
Published on Aug 30, 2013On the second day of racing, 18 boat Sonar fleet were the first to get going with their Race 4 of the regatta.
Ten-time Irish Paralympian John Twomey and his crew Ian Costello and Anthony Hegarty got off to a good start and were third around the first windward mark. The wind picked up to between 16 and 18 knots but as the fleet approached the leeward gate Jens Koker from Germany had a collision with the Norwegian team helmed by Aleksander Wang-Hansen.
The Germans did a 720-penalty turn but unfortunately both their boat and the Norwegian boat had been damaged and they both had to retire from the race. Bruno Jourdren from France was first through the gate with his crew of Eric Flageul and Nicolas Vimont-Vicary, followed by Rick Doerr (USA), Udo Hessels (The Netherlands), John Twomey (Ireland), John Robertson (GBR) and David Barnes (New Zealand).
The leaders stayed in the same positions until the end of the race which saw Jourdren taking his second win of the regatta, maintaining his place at the top of the leader board.
All 18 boats got off to a clear start for the second race, followed by Doerr and Hessels, respectively.
In the final sonar race of the day, Hessels crossed the line first, followed by Jourdren and Twomey.
Jourdren leads the overall standings in the sonar class, followed by Hessels and Australia's Colin Harrison.
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Sonar Sailing June 19th 2012
Published on Jun 26, 2012Sonar Sailing 5-8 knots. Pretty good night for Dash.
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The Sonar
Uploaded on Feb 5, 2008The Sonar, first built in 1979, was born out of a desire to find a boat to boost the number of people taking part in club racing. Bruce Kirby, designer of the Sonar, was so pleased with his new keelboat he claimed: "The Sonar may well be the best boat I've ever designed."
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Sonar Sailing Wild Ride Tuesday Night
Published on Jun 15, 2012SSTattler: Good sailing - they did not win but close...
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Sonar Worlds RYC 2013
Published on Sep 22, 2013MARKSET PRODUCTION
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