ISAF Sailing World Cup - Standings take shape after Rolex Miami OCR



4:04 PM Mon 31 Jan 2011 GMT
'GBR 41, Giles Scott, Finn, GBR - Miami OCR 2011' &copy Rolex/Daniel Forster
ISAF Sailing World Cup - US SAILING?s Rolex Miami OCR came to an end over the weekend with Great Britain taking 14 medals to lead the medal table in the International Sailing Federation Sailing World Cup. The regatta, held at Biscayne Bay, Miami, is the second of seven stops on the ISAF Sailing World Cup circuit and throughout the week sailors have been competing in three Paralympic classes and ten Olympic events. Great Britain top the Standings with seven gold, six silver and six bronze medals for a total of 19 from two regattas. Australia are second with nine medals ...


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