Extreme Sailing Series confirmed Qingdao as Chinese host venue

8:50 PM Thu 27 Jan 2011 GMT
Extreme Sailing Series? 2011 official launch in Estoril (Portugal) in December 2010 confirmed China as one of nine the host countries ? a new territory for this year?s circuit and a significant step into the burgeoning Asian market. Today [27th January, 2011] it can now be revealed that Qingdao, the fourth largest manufacturing port in the country and known as the City of Sailing, will be the official host Chinese venue to Act 2 to be staged between 13th to 17th April. The Extreme Sailing Series Race Village will be located in Fushan Bay, which was also ...

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