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  3. Olympics' Greatest Sailor Ben Ainslie to carry flag at closing ceremony

    RECORD-breaking Olympic sailor Ben Ainslie will be Team GB’s flag bearer at the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games tomorrow (Sun).

    The 35-year-old Ain...
    slie became the greatest sailing Olympian of all time last week when he won the Finn class at Weymouth – his fourth consecutive Gold medal at successive Olympiads and the fifth consecutive Olympic Games he has secured a medal.

    Ainslie won the first of his history-making medal haul - a Laser class Silver – as a wide-eyed 19-year-old at Atlanta, 1996. He then won three consecutive Golds at Sydney 2000 (Laser), Athens 2004 (Finn) and Beijing 2008 (Finn).

    Read more here... http://www.rya.org.uk/london2012/news/Pages/TEAMGBFlagBearerAnnounced.aspx
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    Photo: Olympics' Greatest Sailor Ben Ainslie to carry flag at closing ceremony

RECORD-breaking Olympic sailor Ben Ainslie will be Team GB’s flag bearer at the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games tomorrow (Sun). 

The 35-year-old Ainslie became the greatest sailing Olympian of all time last week when he won the Finn class at Weymouth – his fourth consecutive Gold medal at successive Olympiads and the fifth consecutive Olympic Games he has secured a medal. 

Ainslie won the first of his history-making medal haul - a Laser class Silver – as a wide-eyed 19-year-old at Atlanta, 1996. He then won three consecutive Golds at Sydney 2000 (Laser), Athens 2004 (Finn) and Beijing 2008 (Finn). 

Read more here... http://www.rya.org.uk/london2012/news/Pages/TEAMGBFlagBearerAnnounced.aspx
  4. Olympics' Greatest Sailor Ben Ainslie to carry flag at closing ceremony

    RECORD-breaking Olympic sailor Ben Ainslie will be Team GB’s flag bearer at the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games tomorrow (Sun).
  5. Silver for 470 women Hannah and Saskia at London 2012 Olympic sailing regatta

    The agony and ecstasy

    Hannah and Saskia talk to us about their medal race, tears, hugs, winning silver and the incredible support of their families
  6. Images from Richard Langdon / Ocean Images of both 470 Medal Ceremony's — at Weymouth And Portland Sailing Academy.
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  7. Stuart Bithell and Luke Patience win silver at London 2012 at London 2012 Olympic regatta

    470 boys thrilled to claim silver medal

    Bithell and Patience chat with Penny Clark about being role models for future generations of sailors, how fantastic the Olympic regatta has been and show their appreciation to their families
  8. 1 Gold + 4 Silver = 1 Happy Manager

    Britain’s sailors ended London 2012 on a high with two more silver medals today (Friday 10 August) as the nation picked up a five medal Games haul for the fourth consecutive Olympics.

    Olympic debutants,...
    Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell, ran the Australian triple World Champions, Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page, close for 470 Men’s gold in the first medal race of the day before Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark, who only started sailing together 18 months ago, then collected Britain’s final medal of the 2012 Games.

    Read more here... http://www.rya.org.uk/london2012/news/Pages/SailingBritsEndOlympicswithFiveMedalHaul.aspx
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    Photo: 1 Gold + 4 Silver = 1 Happy Manager

Britain’s sailors ended London 2012 on a high with two more silver medals today (Friday 10 August) as the nation picked up a five medal Games haul for the fourth consecutive Olympics.

Olympic debutants, Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell, ran the Australian triple World Champions, Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page, close for 470 Men’s gold in the first medal race of the day before Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark, who only started sailing together 18 months ago, then collected Britain’s final medal of the 2012 Games.

Read more here... http://www.rya.org.uk/london2012/news/Pages/SailingBritsEndOlympicswithFiveMedalHaul.aspx
  9. 1 Gold + 4 Silver = 1 Happy Manager

    Britain’s sailors ended London 2012 on a high with two more silver medals today (Friday 10 August) as the nation picked up a five medal Games haul for the fourth consecutive Olympics.

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