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ISAF Sailing World Cup Final - Medal Races videos

by ISAF on 1 Dec 2014
Oliver Bridge - ISAF Sailing World Cup Final Abu Dhabi 2014. Sailing Energy/ISAF
At the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi 2014 racing has wrapped up with praise in abundance for the venue.

Abu Dhabi has spoilt the 270 competitors from 38 nations over four days of racing. Medal Races across the ten Olympic events and Open kiteboarding brought proceedings to a close in an exciting finale in the Emirati capital.

Medal races highlights:

ISAF Sailing World Cup Final, Abu Dhabi 2014 - Zbogar and Giard on the money - Finn and men's RS:X highlights



ISAF Sailing World Cup Final, Abu Dhabi 2014 - Super Shaw and Brilliant Burton - Abu Dhabi Women's RS:X and Laser highlights



ISAF Sailing World Cup Final, Abu Dhabi 2014 - Kiwi and Austrians strike World Cup gold - 49erFX and Women's 470 highlights



ISAF Sailing World Cup Final, Abu Dhabi 2014 - French dominance and Polish delight - Nacra 17 and 49er highlights



ISAF Sailing World Cup Final, Abu Dhabi 2014 - Van Acker and Australians rule the waves - Laser Radial and Men's 470 highlights



ISAF Sailing World Cup Final, Abu Dhabi 2014 - Bridge blows away the competition - Open kiteboarding highlights

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