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Tokyo Olympics: Peter Burling, Blair Tuke lead Kiwi sailing charge into medal positions - Vimarsana News

Tokyo Olympics: Peter Burling, Blair Tuke lead Kiwi sailing charge into medal positions

Mark Geenty20:42, Jul 30 2021 Phil Walter/Getty Images Another Olympic gold medal is looming into view for Kiwis Peter Burling and Blair Tuke. Few, if any yachties across the globe possess Peter Burling and Blair Tuke’s skill and sense of timing. The six-time 49er world champions, Rio 2016 gold medallists and America’s Cup winners sailed right into gold medal contention on Enoshima Yacht Harbour on Friday, as the Tokyo Olympics regatta reaches the business end amid a mixed regatta for the Kiwis. New Zealand’s sailing giants had third, sixth and second placings in three races to move t...

New Zealand has four sailing crews in action today in Enoshima - 30-Jul-2021 - Vimarsana News

New Zealand has four sailing crews in action today in Enoshima - 30-Jul-2021

Our sailors are about to get underway in the waters off Enoshima Our sailors are about to get underway in the waters off Enoshima 30 July 2021 49er defending champions Peter Burling and Blair Tuke r have 3 races today and are 4th overall going into race seven. Paul Snow-Hansen and Dan Willcox in 470 are currently 5th overall, going into races five and six today. Sam Meech in the men's Laser has his last two races today, currently 14th overall needs to be in the top 10 to make the medal race. Alex Maloney and Molly Meech are 9th overall, as they head into races seven, eight and nine today.

Could New Zealand be about to win its first gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics? - 29-Jul-2021 - Vimarsana News

Could New Zealand be about to win its first gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics? - 29-Jul-2021

Women's pairs coach Gary Hay couldn't watch Kerrie Gowler and Grace Prendergast storm to New Zealand's first gold at the Tokyo Olympics Women's pairs coach Gary Hay couldn't watch Kerrie Gowler and Grace Prendergast storm to New Zealand's first gold at the Tokyo Olympics 29 July 2021 Gowler says they are quickly turning their attention to the women's eights final. Single sculler Emma Twigg is the fastest qualifier for tomorrow's final while the men's eight will also race for gold.

Typhoon In-fa Heading For Tokyo Causes Mixed Reactions From Athletes - Vimarsana News

Typhoon In-fa Heading For Tokyo Causes Mixed Reactions From Athletes

Typhoon In-fa Heading For Tokyo Causes Mixed Reactions From Athletes Meteorologist Eric Holthaus tweet on Wednesday that it is possible that a typhoon could hit Tokyo within the next few days. According to Holthaus, the typhoon could hit at some point on Sunday, July 25, or Monday, July 26, just a few days after the beginning of the Tokyo 2020 Games. If the models are right, there could be a typhoon headed for Tokyo on Sunday or Monday. CNN has echoed Holthaus’ report, noting that as of 6 am EST on Friday, July 23, typhoon In-fa is around 200 miles from Okinawa, a prefecture off the southe...

2021's 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games: What you need to know - Vimarsana News

2021's 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games: What you need to know

RNZ is here to clear it all up. The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are just around the corner, and it's set to be a games like no other. Photo: RNZ / Vinay Ranchhod When's it all happening? The 2020 Olympics - yes, it's still called the 2020 Olympics despite having been postponed a year until 2021 - begins on 21 July. That day, the first events of softball/baseball and football kick off, and the opening ceremony will be held. Everything will wrap up on Sunday 8 August with the closing ceremony, after what the Olympics' website says will be a "record 33 competitions and 339 events held across 42 competi...

Source: rnz.co.nz