Finn Lynch leads after first day at World Championships in Dun Laoghaire
Lynch finished first, second and fourth in his three races.
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Lynch finished first, second and fourth in his three races.
Lynch finished first, second and fourth in his three races.
Hungary’s Jonathan Vadnai was crowned the ILCA7 world champion after a thrilling medal series.
Ryan Lo of Singapore moves into the lead after the opening day of gold fleet racing.
Ryan Lo of Singapore moves into the lead after the opening day of gold fleet racing.
Ewan McMahon moved from 48th to 37th on the second day of racing.
Carlow sailor drops to 13th place after a promising start to the week in Dun Laoghaire.
Carlow sailor drops to 13th place after a promising start to the week in Dun Laoghaire.
The Galwegian came with a superb late charge to win her semi-final.
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22-year-old on podium at same venue as 2028 Olympic Games.
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New combinations impress in Amsterdam, finishing just seconds from A Final places.
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