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Healy Wins J/24 World Championship in Malmö
 Tim Healy is the new champion of the J24 class 2010. This crew mastered the various conditions in Malmo and won convincing. Ian Southworth (GBR) sailed good at the end for the silver medal and Andrea Casale took the bronze. Best Swedish boat was Per-Håkan Persson finishing eight.
It has been an honour and pleasure for Malmö Segel Sällskap to arrange J24 Worlds 2010. During the first days of registration and measurement the rain poured down and thunder and lightning crossed the skies for hours and nights. Bob Turner's speach at the wonderful Opening Dinner at Malmö Town Hall started with a pray that the ancient Thor - God of Thunder - and his hammer would keep quiet the rest of the competition. Thor listned to Bob and understood his message. The weather improved day by day. The winds were strong until the last and 5th day racing - when the warmth of the sun embraced the sailors and light winds hit the course. The courses laid close to the harbour. It was OK for spectators the follow the races from the West Habour pier. The water is called Malmö Sailing Arena. What MSS has learned is that the J24 people from all over the world are fantastic. They have sailed each race without complaining. They are all heroes and winners.
Full results at: http://www.j24worlds2010.com
J/24 Worlds in Malmoe Sweden: What goes up must come down?
 This is true for wind direction but as far not for Tim Healey. In 1983 when the J24 Worlds was hosted by Malmö Segel Sällskap - Ed Baird was the winner. Nice rolemodel for the leader this time. He sailed outstanding being able not only to stay inside top ten all the races but also sail to win races. Two things that not always go together. For the last day he (now just has to withstand the prophecy and) has a solid lead and it seem like Tim must have the directing signs the others are seeking on the course. Ian Southworth slowly working his way up is second with one day to go!
Excellent weatherconditions today. Medium breeze, sunny and no rain. Tomorrow light winds approx 5 m/sec.
Full results at: http://www.j24worlds2010.com
Americans Taking the Lead in J/24 Worlds
 Three days into the championship T Healey(USA) leads followed by Tony Parker (USA) and Andrea Casale (ITA). Healey took over the lead yesterday when he was freed from an early start and extended it today with one more win and a second place in race six. Southworth (GBR) and Karsunke (GER) are following.
The weatherforecast is finally promising better weather, still good wind is expected but from tomorrow without rain. The race officer Peter Reggio has been kept busy from shifts and gusts.
Full results at: http://www.j24worlds2010.com
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Regatta Copa México
Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit, México. This is the first of a planned bi-annual regatta. Check out the website for information on travel subsidies.
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ISAF News
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World News courtesy of ISAF
Wright Takes Lead On San Francisco Bay
Ed Wright (GBR) has taken a comfortable lead at the 2010 Finn Gold Cup in San Francisco after another outstanding day, placing first and third in the two races. Rafa Trujillo (ESP) won the second race of the day to climb to second, while a string of top 10 placings leaves Giles Scott (GBR) in third.
A Complicated Day Suits Some
It was a crazy, confusing day at the 2010 Open 470 European Championships in Istanbul, yet somehow Gideon Kliger and Eran Sela emerged from their side of the men's qualifying with two first places.
Steiner X Yachts Gold Cup Underway In Tuscany
The Steiner X-Yachts Gold Cup kicked off at Marina di Scarlino in Maremma Tuscany with the first day of racing of the X-35 World Championship and the X-41 European Championship, the X-Yachts Gold Cup organized by the Yacht Club Italiano and the Club Nautico Scarlino, in collaboration with X-Yachts Italia and in partnership with Steiner.
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