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Given six months to live, sailor chased freedom instead
Given six months to live, sailor Jazz Turner chased freedom on the water instead, completing a UK circumnavigation and eyeing adaptive sailing's future.
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Fifty years on, Mercury Racing still chases the outer limits
Mercury Racing celebrates 50 years of marine propulsion, engineering outboards and sterndrives built for speed, control and adrenaline on the water.
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Just two points split top four as Vayu clings to Valencia lead
Vayu clings to the overall lead at Valencia Sailing Week as just two points separate the top four boats with three days of racing left.
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Luna Rossa return to Cagliari despite weather, broken LiDAR pole
Luna Rossa return to Cagliari waters, enduring a weather front and a snapped LiDAR pole during a split foiling session with rotating crew roles.
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Auckland Grammar and Westlake Girls sweep Interdominion titles at Akarana
New Zealand reclaimed the Nations Trophy as Auckland Grammar and Westlake Girls delivered unbeaten campaigns at the Interdominion Team Racing.
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Boat owners asked to rate biocide-free antifouling options
NZ boat owners are invited to share views on biocide-free antifouling in a new MPI-backed survey covering costs, upkeep and effectiveness.
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Beskardes saves the fizz for Neptune as Christensen counts his Atlantics and Nyman fights a bolt
Ertan Beskardes plans a toast to Neptune at the equator, Gunnar Christensen counts his Atlantic crossings and Pär Nyman wrestles a stubborn bolt.
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Kerdelhué sails again after a near code orange as Cantini loses his radio
Louis Kerdelhué is sailing again after a near code orange, Guido Cantini loses his radio and Guy deBoer restarts in the Chichester Class.
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From world records to race wins, Coxon rules Portimão waters
James Coxon, a world record breaking cyclist, now leads the Para Inclusive One Person Multihull fleet at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships in Portimão.
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Offshore sailors to be asked how much technology is too much
World Sailing's offshore survey will ask sailors, owners and organisers how much technology is too much in offshore racing. Details to come.
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Seated wingfoil pioneer charts course for Paralympic dream
Guillaume Colin pioneered seated wingfoiling after an accident, and now eyes the Paralympic Games as the sport grows internationally.
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Twenty seconds behind, two race wins: Fjelddahl's patient comeback
Fia Fjelddahl overcame a 20-second deficit to win twice on day one, powering her patient comeback at the World Sailing Inclusion Championships.
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