Finn Gold Cup images



6:08 AM Thu 9 Jul 2009 GMT
'DEN Jonas Hogh-Christensen - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark' Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo

Finn Gold Cup Day three in Vallensbaek and a new leader has emerged. Dan Slater (NZL) leads on countback from Zach Railey (USA) with Ed Wright (GBR) in third.

Our thanks to photographer Richard Langdon for these great images of the event.

Visit Richard's website - www.oceanimages.co.uk

NOR Peer Moberg - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


USA Zach Railey - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


Start - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


GBR Ed Wright - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


GBR Mark Andrews. - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


GBR Giles Scott - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


GBR Ed Wright. - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


FRA Jonathan Lobert - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo


Fleet - The Finn Gold Cup 2009, Copenhagen, Denmark - Richard Langdon &copy Click Here to view large photo




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