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US Sailing's Rolex Miami OCR Day Three Report

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Rolex Miami OCR: Champions Crowned in Ten Olympic Classes
January 28, 2012
January 28, 2012 – In the lightest breezes yet over six days of sailing on Biscayne Bay, ten Olympic classes racing in US Sailing’s Rolex Miami OCR still managed to put on quite a show as they competed in their final medal races to determine gold, silver and bronze winners.
US Sailing's 2012 Rolex Miami OCR: Paralympic Medalists Named; Olympic Class Medal Racing Saturday
January 27, 2012
January 27, 2012 - Today was critical for sailors in the three Paralympic classes at US Sailing’s Rolex Miami OCR. While their Olympic counterparts in ten additional classes were sailing to make the top-ten cut for a single medal race scheduled for tomorrow, the Paralympic sailors were topping off five days of racing with two final fleet races to determine who takes home medals.
US Sailing's Rolex Miami OCR Day Four Report
January 26, 2012
January 26, 2012 - A final showdown awaits three Paralympic classes tomorrow and ten Olympic classes on Saturday at US Sailing’s Rolex Miami OCR, which has, thus far, gifted sailors with four days of sublime sunshine and satisfying winds.
US Sailing's Rolex Miami OCR Day Three Report
January 25, 2012
The weather has been “stuck on beautiful” at the Rolex Miami OCR, but more important to the 529 sailors competing here from 41 countries has been the wind on Biscayne Bay, which today strengthened in knots to reach low double digits and helped re-ignite several key performances of sailors turning the corner to enter the regatta’s home stretch.
US Sailing's Rolex Miami OCR Day Three Report
January 25, 2012
The weather has been “stuck on beautiful” at the Rolex Miami OCR, but more important to the 529 sailors competing here from 41 countries has been the wind on Biscayne Bay, which today strengthened in knots to reach low double digits and helped re-ignite several key performances of sailors turning the corner to enter the regatta’s home stretch.