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After sailing for 11 hours and 52 minutes, Trinidad and Tobago's Olympic Sailor Andrew Lewis completed his Wind Energy Challenge on Sunday 16 December 2012 at around 21:00.

London 2012 Olympian Andrew Lewis will sail 50-miles from Tobago to Trinidad on Sunday 16 December.

Tom Slingsby (AUS) won Laser gold after controlling his only rival Pavlos Kontides (CYP) in the Medal Race.

A four way battle will ensue today in the Laser Radial with a winner takes all battle between Lijia Xu (CHN), Marit Bouwmeester (NED), Annalise Murphy (IRL) and Evi Van Acker (BEL) set for the Medal Race.

Two Olympic sailing medals will be decided in Weymouth and Portland today, the Finn and the Star.

The most decorated Olympic sailor Ben Ainslie will be Team GB's flag bearer at the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games tomorrow.

In a dramatic Finn Medal Race Ben Ainslie (GBR) sealed the Finn gold medal after finishing ahead of Jonas-Hogh Christensen (DEN) becoming the most successful Olympic sailor of all time.

Two Olympic sailing medals will be decided in Weymouth and Portland today, the Finn and the Star.

We've been blessed with glorious conditions so far in Weymouth and Portland for the London 2012 Olympic Sailing Competition and that continues again today.

Ben Ainslie (GBR) reduced the gap on Jonas-Hogh Christensen (DEN) to just two points in the Finn after the Brit picked up a bullet in the final fleet race before Sunday's finale.

Australian sailor Malcolm Page has been named to carry the Australian flag into the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics Games on Sunday night.

Australian Men's 470 sailors Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page (AUS) lived up to their billing as pre-event favourites, taking second place in a nervy Medal Race to win gold.

Australia's Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page and Great Britain's Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell are guaranteed to walk away with either a gold or silver medal in the Men's 470.

Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page (AUS) and Great Britain's Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell are neck and neck in the Men's 470 with just one point separating them at the top of the leader board.

Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page (AUS) end the third day of Men's 470 racing in the familiar top spot, four points clear of Great Britain's Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell.

Denmark's Allan Norregaard and Peter Lang held onto third place in the 49er by finished third in the Medal Race to take the bronze medal.

A bit of low cloud and drizzle opens the day but it is expected to pick up throughout the day with the 49er Medal Race the feature race of the day.

Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen (AUS) have won 49er gold with just the Medal Race to go whilst Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (NZL) clinched silver.

A four way battle will ensue today in the Laser Radial with a winner takes all battle between Lijia Xu (CHN), Marit Bouwmeester (NED), Annalise Murphy (IRL) and Evi Van Acker (BEL) set for the Medal Race.

Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen (AUS) extended their lead in the 15-races opening series of the 49er class with two more wins on Sunday, establishing the Australians 20 points ahead of Peter Burling/Blair Tuke (NZL) with just two races to go before Wednesday's Medal Race.

Dorian Van Rijsselberge (NED) won the Men's RS:X Medal Race and the gold medal to wrap up his total domination of the men's windsurfing fleet at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Dorian Van Rijsselberge (NED) won gold with two races to spare in the Men's RS:X after another exceptional performance today.

Dorian Van Rijsselberge (NED) has moved 15 points clear in the Men's RS:X after another day of dominance.

Dorian Van Rijsselberge (NED) strengthened his grip on the men's windsurfing fleet on the third day of competition on Thursday.

Dorian van Rijsselberge continued his great start in the Men's RS:X after another race win which was followed by a third as Nothe spectators were treated to two RS:X races.

Sweden's Fredrik Loof and Max Salminen won the Star Medal Race to upset the favourites and take the gold medal in a thrilling finale.

Two Olympic sailing medals will be decided in Weymouth and Portland today, the Finn and the Star.

We've been blessed with glorious conditions so far in Weymouth and Portland for the London 2012 Olympic Sailing Competition and that continues again today.

Three countries are already guaranteed a medal in the Star Class with defending champions Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson (GBR) lead the way after another solid day including their third bullet of the series in Race 10.

The conditions in Weymouth and Portland will be similar to yesterday with a south west breeze of 12-14 knots and gusts of 20-22 knots on the cards.

China's Lijia Xu sailed her way to the Laser Radial gold medal by taking the bullet in a winner takes all Medal Race.

A four way battle will ensue today in the Laser Radial with a winner takes all battle between Lijia Xu (CHN), Marit Bouwmeester (NED), Annalise Murphy (IRL) and Evi Van Acker (BEL) set for the Medal Race.

Two Olympic sailing medals will be decided in Weymouth and Portland today, the Finn and the Star.

One point separates Lijia Xu (CHN), Marit Bouwmeester (NED), Annalise Murphy (IRL) and Evi Van Acker (BEL) ahead of the Laser Radial Medal Race.

We've been blessed with glorious conditions so far in Weymouth and Portland for the London 2012 Olympic Sailing Competition and that continues again today.

New Zealand's London 2012 Women's 470 Olympic gold medallists, Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie have announced that they will continue their partnership through to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games as they bid to defend their title.

New Zealand's Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie came out on top in a winner takes all battle between Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark (GBR).

All eyes were on Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie (NZL) and Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark (GBR) today as the Kiwis and Brits assured themselves of an Olympic medal as the Women's 470 fleet racing came to an end.

Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie (NZL) secured two bullets today in the Women's 470 to hold the overall lead on 21 points.

Six races have now been completed by the women's 470 fleet and after a long day on the water there is still nothing to split the top four boats.

In an exciting finale to the London 2012 Olympic Sailing Competition Spain's Tamara Echegoyen overcame Olivia Price (AUS) 3-2 in a thrilling Women's Match Racing final played out in front of the Nothe spectator area.

Olivia Price (AUS) and Tamara Echegoyen (ESP) advanced to the Women's Match Racing final today after two tight semi finals were played out.

Eight became four today as the Australian, Finnish, Russian and Spanish Women's Match Racing teams moved forward to the Semi Finals.

The eight remaining teams in the Women's Match Racing, took to the water today for the Quarter Finals.

The Women's Match Racing Quarter Finalists have been decided after the Round Robin threw out some great racing.

Marina Alabau (ESP) made up for her disappointment at Beijing 2008, where she finished fourth, by winning a light wind medal race to claim gold. Tuuli Petaja (FIN) won silver and Zofia Klepacka (POL) took bronze.

Marina Alabau (ESP) will take a 14 point lead into the Women's RS:X Medal Race whilst three points split places 2-5 making for an exciting race for the medals on Tuesday.

Ukraine's Olga Maslivets became the first Women's RS:X sailor to win a race ahead of the big three, Marina Alabau (ESP), Lee Korzits (ISR) and Zofia Klepacka (POL).

Marina Alabau (ESP), Lee Korzits (ISR) and Zofia Klepacka (POL) all hold the three podium places in the Women's RS:X.

Marina Alabau (ESP) won both of her races in the Women's RS:X to make it three bullets in a row and subsequently opening up an eight point lead.