Please select your home edition
Edition
Sail-World Asia
Sail-World Australia
Sail-World Canada
Sail-World Europe
Sail-World New Zealand
Sail-World United Kingdom
Sail-World USA
YachtsandYachting.com
Cruising Northern Hemisphere
Cruising Southern Hemisphere
Marine Business Europe
Marine Business North America
Marine Business Oceania
Powerboat.World Europe
Powerboat.World North America
Powerboat.World Oceania
FishingBoating.World Australia
FishingBoating.World New Zealand
FishingBoating.World USA
NZ Boating World
Show Menu
HOME
PARIS 2024
AMERICA'S CUP
VENDÉE GLOBE
EDITORIAL
CATAMARANS
FAVOURITES
CLUBS
CLASSES
CALENDAR
FORUM
PHOTOS
VIDEOS
PARTNERS
CLASSIFIEDS
JOBS
SHOPPING
NEWSLETTERS
SUBMIT NEWS
CONTACT
STATS
Weymouth and Portland International Regatta day 10
by Dana Paxton on 12 Aug 2011
US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics athletes on the podium USSTAG
The Weymouth and Portland International Regatta day ten has presented yet another day of hammering winds on Weymouth Bay which disrupted plans for racing.
One of the few classes to make it off the docks was the Star class, which completed two races. Mark Mendelblatt and Brian Fatih scored a tenth and fifth to hold the overall eighth position. Two additional races are scheduled on Friday for the Star and Finn classes before the top ten advance to the respective class medal races on Saturday.
Women’s 470 duo Erin Maxwell and Isabelle Kinsolving Farrar along with Laser Radial sailor Paige Railey had a rest day today and will be back racing in their medal races on Friday. This evening the first prizegiving took place and Sally Barkow, Alana O'Reilly and Elizabeth Kratzig Burnham received a bronze medal in Women's Match Racing. Saturday is the concluding day of the 2011 Weymouth and Portland International Regatta.
Before the London 2012 Test Event began, Chris Vadala of the U.S. Olympic Committee updated us on the big picture for the Games.
If you missed what Paige Railey had to say after winning two races on Wednesday, she might surprise you.
U.S. Sailing Team AlphaGraphics
website
Weymouth and Portland International Regatta
website
If you want to link to this article then please use this URL: www.sail-world.com/87154
Related Articles
The Famous Project CIC Jules Verne Trophy Day 15
A stubborn mainsail hook aboard the IDEC SPORT maxi trimaran
A wounded IDEC SPORT maxi trimaran, mainsail blocked at the second reef. 16,800 miles (31,114 km) to go, handicapped, on the most hostile oceans on the planet.
Posted on 14 Dec
Youth Sailing World Championships 2025 Preview
Racing starts Monday in Vilamoura, Portugal
Practice sessions are under way in Vilamoura and the world's best young sailors are ready to take on the Youth Sailing World Championships.
Posted on 14 Dec
18ft Skiff NSW Championship Races 5 and 6
Alice Burton Memorial Trophy day
Another double race victory to the Yandoo team of Tom Needham, Fang Warren and Lewis Brake, on Sydney Harbour today, has put the 2025 Giltinan champions into a clear lead with only two more races to be sailed next Sunday to complete the series.
Posted on 14 Dec
WASZP North American 2026 calendar
The regatta schedule is posted and locked
North America enters a new era of foiling with pending World Sailing Certification, launch of USFoil and explosion of high school & college activity.
Posted on 13 Dec
'Tis the Season
Racing Yachts arriving in St. Maarten for the 2026 St. Maarten Heineken Regatta
As the holiday season approaches, another cherished tradition is under way in the Caribbean: the arrival of international yachts to St. Maarten.
Posted on 13 Dec
Musto Skiffs return to Carnac for 2026 Worlds
Taking place between 6th and 12th June
The Musto Skiff class will be returning to France for the ACO Musto Skiff World Championship over 6 – 12 June 2026.
Posted on 13 Dec
29ers at the Youth World Sailing Worlds preview
This year's edition brings together a highly competitive fleet
The 2025 29er World Championship officially kicks off this week, with the Opening Ceremony today (13th December), and racing starting on Sunday.
Posted on 13 Dec
Dinghy and Keelboat racing beyond your budget?
Don't lose the racing passion, go radio sailing
Radio sailing is thriving and attracting Olympians, dinghy and keelboat international champions and even some of the most recognisable sailing stars in the world regularly participate in this exciting sport.
Posted on 12 Dec
The Famous Project CIC Jules Verne Trophy Day 13
Sunday at the Cape of Good Hope?
A cautious learning process. On the shoulders of giants. Sunday at the Cape of Good Hope?
Posted on 12 Dec
Globe40 Leg 3 Finish
Credit Mutuel returns to victory in Sydney Bay
By crossing the finish line of the 3rd leg of the GLOBE40 as winners today at 03:53:43 UTC, Ian Lipinski and Amélie Grassi have added a third victory to their record in this 2nd edition, following the prologue and the 1st leg.
Posted on 12 Dec