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Want to know what the youth of today are up to? Then check out this great bit of video from the Aarhus Sailing Accademy's visit to the Swiss Open this year. Go youth of today I say!
The enthusiasm of the new Melges 24 Fleet in Chile knows no bounds right now and to support the ever growing number of sailors racing Melges 24 in Chile the class has launched a brand new Website which will carry all their latest news, regatta information, results, photos and video.
After six races and two days of incredibly exciting Melges 24 racing Bandit AUS 814 claims the East Coast Championship over Accru AUS 679 by one point in the Melges 24’s.
For me as Class Administrator its always a bit nerve wracking when we have a last minute change of plan for an event and so when I was advised that the 2012 Melges 24 Worlds would move to another location in Italy I was naturally worried about what that would mean in practical terms.
On Sunday, 23rd October 2011, the Slovenian coast was hosting this year's Open National Championship Melges24. 14 crews attended the race from 6 countries; best of all were the Italians Arteria 24ever.
Some of Adelaide Sailing Clubs Top Brass has made the trip to the RPAYC, Newport for this weekend’s Melges 24 East Coast Championships sponsored by SLAM to be held in conjunction with the Pittwater Festival of Sail.
One Event, Three Cups: The Swiss Open Championships 2011 has been held together with the Coppa Lino Favini and the Coppa Memorial Franco Rao.
During her site visit and meetings with the team at the Circolo Vela Torbole Fiona and the local team identified a potential problem with the original proposed dates for the 2012 Melges 24 World Championship and so to ensure the smooth running of the event and maximum availability of facilities the
The Executive Committee of the International Melges 24 Class met on the evening of Tuesday 11 August to review in detail the options proposed to it for the 2012 Melges 24 World Championship.
During three days, with teams from Germany, Brittan and Estonia the first Dutch Open was sailed in very light and sunny conditions at Medemblik; the venue of the Europeans in 2013. The event attracted 17 boats with several new teams from Holland.