Great Britain wins gold in 49er Men at Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition
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Team GB claimed a third Olympic gold medal in the swimming pool at a single Games for the first time in 113 years as the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay team’s victory topped the action on day five at Tokyo 2020. Here's what happened across Japan. Freestyle relay team take gold after British 1-2 in individual race Charlotte Dujardin becomes Britain’s most decorated female Olympian Team GB win first ever sculling medal with silver in men’s quad British sailors impress with Scott at the double Best of the rest: Sevens miss out on bronze, Gymnastics and Tennis Coming up on day six: Rowing...
virtual RYA Dinghy Show © vFairs I've talked to various people during and since the virtual RYA Dinghy Show and all so far are hailing it as a success. In the UK, the Dinghy Show is the start of the sailing season, and to simply not hold the event would have been a grave mistake, but it took bravery to go ahead with it in a virtual form and careful planning to make it both viable and accessible. For sure the vfairs platform could do with a bit of polishing to make it more refined: a better system for navigating exhibitors, combining the chat function onto each stand, rather than ...
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...