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Delta Lloyd Regatta 2011 action videos from Australian Sailing Team

by Craig Heydon on 5 Jun 2011
Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page competing in the 470 Class at the Delta Lloyd Regatta 2011 SW
Delta Lloyd Regatta 2011 action video highlights of the Australian Sailing Team’s performance in Holland last week are available to be viewed online.

The regatta was a successful one for Australian sailors, with Gold medals to Tom Slingsby in the Laser class and Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page in the 470, Silver medals for 49er crew Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen and RS:X sailor Jessica Crisp and Bronze medals for Brendan Casey in the Finn and Allison Shreeve in the RS:X.

The daily highlights can all be found on the Australian Sailing Team’s YouTube channel or viewed via the links below.
AST: Day Squad: Day Day AST: Day Squad: Day Day AST: Day six Squad: Day six

The Australian Sailing Team prepares for racing at the 2011 Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta in Weymouth, England. Video highlights will be available online following each day of racing in Weymouth, beginning on Monday, 6 June, and ending on Saturday, 11 June.
Australian Sailing Team website
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