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ISAF Sailing Worlds – Live broadcast - Medal races

by Daniel Smith on 21 Sep 2014
49er - NZL Sailing Team - Day 7, ISAF Sailing World - Santander Yachting NZ/Sailing Energy http://www.sailingenergy.com/
ISAF Sailing World Championships Santander 2014 - View the 49er, 49erFX, Finn and Nacra 17 Medal Races Live - here.

Scheduled for 21 September from 12:00 - 16:00 local time and 10:00 - 14:00 UTC.

Click on the video below to get the countdown to the start of broadcast time in your territory.

(From previous broadcasts this coverage may be blocked in some territories)



To check the current results table for all classes click Event website

 WATCH ON TV
Check national listings for broadcast time:
 
  BROADCASTER Territory
1 BETV - taking it through Sport + Belgium
2 BEIN France France
3 CBC Canada
4 Sport+ France
5 TG4 Ireland
6 TVP Poland Poland
7 OSN Pan Middle East
8 NOS Netherlands
9 Fox Australia Australia
10 Seven Australia - taking it through FOX Australia
11 TYC Argentina Argentina
12 Sky New Zealand New Zealand
13 Globosat Brazil
14 Action 24 Greece
15 ESPN 3 (if from BT Tower) USA
16 WAPA USA / Puerto Rico
17 ORF Austria
18 TV2 Norway Norway
19 Nelonen Finland
20 HDLife Finland Finland
21 BBC Red Button UK
22 TV2 Denmark Denmark

Schedule of Racing:

13-19 September, RS:X Men and RS:X Women
14-20 September, 470 Men and 470 Women
15-21 September, 49er, 49erFX, Finn and Nacra 17
Rooster 2023 - Aquafleece Robe - FOOTER38 South / Jeanneau AUS SF30 OD - FOOTERRolly Tasker Sails 2023 FOOTER

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