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From Team Gill - It has been clear since the 2003 Melges24 World Championship in San Francisco that the hot new national class is emerging in Italy.
From the Italian Class - The Alina-aliens won again! "They have been sailing together for the past six years , they are a true example for all of us", that is how The italian class president has introduced them in the prizegiving ceremony.
From the Italian Class - A strong wind has been blowing all night, and getting even stronger during the morning, so the race committe had first decided to postopone the races by two hours.
From the Italian Class - The third day of the italian open championship was just another "ordinarily brilliant" day of sailing in Sardinia.
From the Italian Class - From one end ofthe scale to the other. Tuesday has given us 20-25+ plus knots, short waves, lots of hiking upwind and fast surfing downwind!
From the Italian Class - The first day of the Italian Melges24 Championship started off with light breeze, and one race. 44 boats on the starting line, with all the top crews of the fleet: Alina, Nautica, Dream Team, Devotissimo; Altea; Aleali, BancaBSI, FireBolt, Golf Club Paradiso..
Dave Ullman won the 2005 Ullman Sails Race Week Melges 24 Division, this past weekend in Long Beach, California from Bruce Ayres. For the full story visit www.usmelges24.com
The 2005 IMCA World Council AGM will take place on 28 October. The AGM is vitally important to the smooth running of the class so we thought wed take this opportunity to explain how the World Council works, what it does and what you need to do if you want the World Council to consider your views.
From the UK Class - The Condor Ferries International Melges 24 UK National Championship, held in Jersey, over 15 18 June experienced tremendously varied weather throughout the four day event.
Recently there has been some discussion at regattas regarding sailing the boat within the Class and ISAF Rules.