ISAF Sailing World Cup goes from strength to strength



10:02 PM Wed 22 Jun 2011 GMT
'Kieler Woche' Kieler Woche Click Here to view large photo
The 2010-2011 ISAF Sailing World Cup continues to grow after a successful third year which saw 74 nations and over 2,000 sailors compete at seven destinations in three continents. Speaking at Kieler-Woche, the final ISAF Sailing World Cup Regatta in Kiel, Germany, ISAF President G?ran Petersson said, 'The Olympic part of sailing is extremely important. We must show to the International Olympic Committee that sailing is a global sport and we do this through the ISAF Sailing World Cup.' The competition throughout the 2010-2011 ISAF Sailing World Cup has been exceptional with all of the world's best sailors using the ...


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