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The first stop of World Sailing's 2017 World Cup Series will see over 450 competitors race across the ten Olympic classes from Regatta Park at Coconut Grove, Miami
© Jesus Renedo / Sailing Energy
All eyes on Miami for the 2018 World Cup Series event and tragedy in the VOR
While the Tokyo 2020 Olympics feel like a long way off, this week marks an important waypoint for sailors battling to qualify for the next Summer Games, as it marks the start of the 2018 World Cup Series in Miami (January 21-28, 2018)