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Sail-World New Zealand: 25 May 2011
 | | Mens Windsurfer, Delta Lloyd Regatta in Medemblik Day 3. JP Tobin (NZL) Delta Lloyd Regatta 2011 - © Sander van der Borch | Welcome to Sail-World.com's New Zealand newsletter for 28 May 2011
There's a lot of weekend reading in this edition of Sail-World.
From the fifth round of the ISAF World Cup, at Medemblik, Holland we report on the progress of the NZL Sailing team and other other New Zealand competitors.
Peter Burling and Blair Tuke are putting in a solid effort in the 49er class competing against the current World Champions and 2008 Olympic representatives.
With a day left in the regatta they are poised for a medal.
We have a report on their perspective of the regatta in this edition. And stay tuned to our website www.sail-world.com for the finals outcome this weekend, plus all the other sailing news.
 | | Emirates New Zealand skippered by Dean Barker with teammates Glenn Ashby,James Dagg and Jeremy Lomas Lloyd Images © |
In Istanbul, Turkey, the Extreme 40 regatta continues. After a disappointing start, Emirates Team NZ are climbing through the fleet in quite impressive fashion. We feature all the official reports along with images and video in this edition of Sail-World. Also featured are the reports from Dean Barker writing for Nexus/Kiwi Yachting Consultants - and gives a perspective that is different from the PR spin on the event.
Follow the rest of the racing on our website www.sail-world.com for the finals.
 | | Racing on Day 4 of the ISAF World Sailing Cup, Womens Singlehander (Laser Radial), with NZer Miranda Powrie caught in a safe cover. Delta Lloyd Regatta |
Staying with Emirates Team NZ, America's Cup, legal issues have once again popped above the parapet. Last night the team issued a release saying they had asked the International Jury to check the validity of the appointment process for the Challenger of Record after the withdrawal of the initial Challenger of record. In this edition we look at what might be behind the move, and where it is headed.
 | | Ooouch. Alinghi connects with Team Extreme - Extreme Sailing Series 2011. Act 3.Turkey . Istanbul Lloyd Images © |
There's a Competitors Forum coming up next week - the issue may get aired in that theatre. We also feature a story from the highly respected and well connected yachting correspondent for The Independent (UK), Stuart Alexander as he looks at some similar but different issues surrounding the America's Cup.
Don't miss the tale of Bob's Bolt featuring the inimitable Bob Fisher, and a deep water closure with a submarine.
 | | A triumphant Brad Van Liew wins the VELUX 5 OCEANS, having won 5 out of 5 legs, as he crossed the finish line in this evening in La Rochelle, France. onEdition © |
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Good sailing!
Richard Gladwell
NZ Editor
nzeditor@sail-world.com
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