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July - Nerone Crowned World Champion on a Busy, Windy Day The
fourth day of the Rolex Farr 40 World Championship saw Massimo Mezzaroma and Antonio
Sodo Migliori crowned as the new world champion after another impressive performance.
Three races were run on the last day of the event, and Mezzaromas team,
which includes tactician Vasco Vascotto, had effectively won the regatta with
a race to spare... |
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4 July - Only One Race on Windy
Day with Nerone Still in Front The
third day of the Rolex Farr 40 World Championships proved to be a short one with
only one race being sailed in the ever windy conditions. With 25 knots blowing
across the course by late morning and more forecast for the afternoon... |
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3 July - Nerone Moves
to the Top on Another Perfect Day at the Rolex Farr 40 Worlds The
37-boat Rolex Farr 40 World Championship has been blessed for the second day in
a row with ideal sailing conditions. The Yacht Club Costa Smeraldas Race
Committee, headed by Peter Reggio, got off three full races in 19-23 knot winds
that blew steadily all day... |
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2 July - Phillips' Le Renard
Remains the Standard With
extremely tight action all day today the Farr 40 Class is once again proving why
it is the most competitive large One-Design keelboat around. No one can question
the action. There is always enough close racing to make even the hardest of sailors
come ashore smiling. |
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1 July - Strong Winds Forecast
for First Day of Rolex Farr 40 Worlds 37
boats from 11 nations representing the cream of owner-driver keelboat sailing
and a veritable Whos Who of international yacht racing have
assembled in Porto Cervo, Sardinia for the sixth Rolex Farr 40 World Championship.
Racing in the 10-race regatta organised by the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda gets
underway tomorrow... |