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by Rob Kothe & the Sail-World Team on 22 Aug 2007
Seven Aussie crews in the Qingdao Olympic Test event. Hope it blows China’s version of dogs of chains, 8-10 knots for the Medal Rounds today and tomorrow.

Warm and 10-15’s for the Whitsundsay racing today. Helen Hopcroft has been sailing in the Cruising divisions so we have broadened out coverage again this year.

On the industry scene, you can read the news from Philippe Peche’s Sailforce and ATL Composites today.
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