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After two days marked by a lack of wind at the start of the 49th Palamós Christmas Race, it was not until the third day that sailors finally enjoyed sailing at its best, in the conditions Palamós Bay is renowned for.

I am sure throughout the sailing community there are numerous unsung heroes who deserve the sailing equivalent of a “THE ONE SHOW, Big Thank You” and in the K1 fleet we have numerous individuals who could easily fit that criteria.

Sailors were welcomed by a glorious winter’s day with a gentle F2 occasionally F3 from the SSE/S which would prove testing once racing was under way.

Sailors were welcomed by a glorious winter’s day with a gentle F2 occasionally F3 from the SSE/S which would prove testing once racing was under way.

I am sure throughout the sailing community there are numerous unsung heroes who deserve the sailing equivalent of a “THE ONE SHOW, Big Thank You” and in the K1 fleet we have numerous individuals who could easily fit that criteria.

Day 2 of the SSL Gold Cup Asian Qualifier delivered another high-octane chapter of nation-against-nation racing. Tight starts, penalties, protests, and bold manoeuvres shaped four intense races across both groups.

Any Android (Wear OS) or Apple watch, phone or tablet can display all the A+T processor data including rig data and special channels.

Any Android (Wear OS) or Apple watch, phone or tablet can display all the A+T processor data including rig data and special channels.

After days of forecast stress, organisers and helpers at Castle Cove were relieved but still slightly weather nervous as arriving visitors were greeted with gusts in the 20’s for the first Sailing South West event at this club.

After days of forecast stress, organisers and helpers at Castle Cove were relieved but still slightly weather nervous as arriving visitors were greeted with gusts in the 20’s for the first Sailing South West event at this club.