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Team GB sailors at the virtual RYA Dinghy Show © RYA Thousands of sailors from across the globe tuned in for the 2021 RYA Dinghy Show presented by Suzuki which was held this weekend (27-28 February) virtually for the very first time. If you have registered for the show, you can now watch all the talks back on demand. RYA Director of Sport Development Rob Clark said "We're delighted that over 8,000 people registered for the show with more than 12,000 logins in total throughout the weekend. It was fantastic to see such great engagement with both the speakers and exhibitors and for ...

  Royal Irish 49erfx Crew Saskia Tidey to Speak about Her Road to Tokyo with Team GB at RYA Dinghy Show 16th February 2021 Dun Laoghaire's Saskia Tidey (left) speaking at a previous edition of the RYA Dinghy Show Credit: RYA 49erfx crew Saskia Tidey from the Royal Irish Yacht Club in Dun Laoghaire Harbour will be among the British Sailing Team’s Tokyo 2020 athletes attractions at the RYA Dinghy Show as it goes virtual for the first time over the weekend of February 27 and 28. They’ll feature within two days of talks, demonstrations and coaching sessions from some big names in sailing...

British Sailing Team's athletes at RYA Dinghy Show © Paul Wyeth / RYA The British Sailing Team's Tokyo 2020 athletes will be among the highlights of the RYA Dinghy Show presented by Suzuki as it goes virtual for the first time over the weekend of February 27 and 28. The much-loved annual show, taking place online this year, will unite boaters from all over the country over two days of talks, demonstrations and coaching sessions from some of the biggest names in sailing. With just five months until the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Olympics is set to begin, all eyes are on the 15 British...

Camaraderie - YachtsandYachting.com Newsletter Dear Recipient Name As sailors we're incredibly lucky to have two events happening on the world stage which are able to take place in the Covid world. While the America's Cup and the Vendée Globe are from near opposite ends of the yacht racing spectrum, they share common traits, and the racing is close. Most importantly of all, they have both demonstrated the camaraderie which is a core principle of most sailors' lives. Sailboat racing sees as fierce competitors as any sport, but when the chips are down, sailors rise to the challenge as one.