Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship 2007
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The 37th ISAF Youth Worlds was sailed out of Portsmouth Olympic Harbour in Kingston, Ontario, Canada a venue renowned for its fantastic conditions and whose history is littered with some of sailing's most famous names.
Kingston, located on the eastern end of Lake Ontario at the head of the St Lawrence river, is famous for its southwesterly thermal breeze, making for champagne sailing over the summer months. With the excellent conditions and the expert organization, born out of the formation of the Canadian Olympic-training Regatta, Kingston (CORK) in 1969, it is no surprise that over the years Kingston has played host to some of the sport's biggest names.
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Famous Faces from the Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship
Many famous faces in sailing have first made their mark at the ISAF Youth Sailing World Championship - here are just a few of them... Ben Ainslie on the podium after winning gold at the 1995 ISAF Youth Sailing World Championship in Bermuda... © Peter Bentley
...and nine years later on his way to a second Olympic gold medal at the Athens Games Clive Mason/Getty Images
Norway's Siren SUNDBY on her way to winning gold in the Byte class at the 2000 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship in Sydney... © Peter Bentley
...and winning the gold medal in the Europe at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games © MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP/Getty Images
Ben AUSTIN of Australia won gold on in the Laser at the 2000 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship in Sydney... © Peter Bentley
...before moving to the double handers and wining the 2008 49er Worlds, pictured right © Jeff Crow/Sport the Library
Nathan OUTTERRIDGE on his way to the first of three Youth World gold medals, the first at the helm of the 29er at the 2002 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship in Lunenburg, Canada... © Peter Bentley
...following a switch to the skiff, now the 2008 49er World Champion © PTVela2007/JFF/ISAF
Tom ASHLEY collects the Volvo Trophy for New Zealand at the 2002 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship...
...six years later he lifts the RS:X World Championship in Takapuna © www.oceanphotography.co.nz
Tom SLINGSBY competing for Australia at the 2002 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship... © Peter Bentley
...just four years later and the young Australian is already a double World Champion in the Laser © C&C Images
Pippa WILSON, right, celebrates gold in the 29er at the 2002 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship... © Peter Bentley
...standing at the top of the Yngling podium, pictured left, at the 2007 ISAF Sailing World Championships in Cascais © PTVela/JFF/ISAF
France's Sarah STEYAERT at the top of the podium after victory in the Laser Radial at the 2004 Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship in Gdynia, Poland... © Peter Bentley
...four years later she celebrates winning the Laser Radial World Championship title © Will Calver/Ocean Photography
Great Britain's Iain PERCY on his way to victory at the 1993 ISAF Youth World Championship in Italy... Peter Bentley
...seven years later he was celebrating winning an Olympic gold medal in the Finn at the Sydney Games Nick Wilson/ALLSPORT/Getty Images
Amelie LUX won gold for Germany at the 1994 IYRU World Youth Sailing Championship in Greece... Peter Bentley
...by 2000, Lux, picutred left, was celebrating her Olympic silver medal success at Sydney Mark Dadswell/Allsport/Getty Images
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