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2010 Rolex Miami OCR Notice of Race | The Notice of Race for the 2010 Rolex Miami OCR, event two of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup series, held in Miami, USA from 23-30 January. |
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Finn sailor Ed Wright of Great Britain, the reigning World Cup Champion, got his 2010 campaign off to the perfect start as he secured victory on the final day of US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, second event of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup season
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The start of the Women's 470 Medal Race
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2008 Olympians Amanda Clark and Sarah Chin (USA) won an impressive gold medal in the Women's 470
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Erin Maxwell and Isabelle Kinsolving (USA)
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The start of the Women's Laser Radial Medal Race
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Paige Railey of the USA, Laser Radial gold medallist and now overall World Cup leader
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British Laser Radial sailor Allison Young
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The Women's RS:X windsurfer fleet power away at the start of their Medal Race
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The Netherlands' Dorian Van Rijsselberge defended his title in the Men's RS:X event
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Claire LEROY, Elodie Bertrand, Marie Riou (FRA) compete in the Women's Match Racing petit final
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The final of the Women's Match Racing event with the US team of Anna Tunnicliffe taking on the Brits skippered by Lucy MacGregor
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Debbie Capozzi of the USA keeps an eye on the British team of (l-r) Lucy MacGregor, Annie Lush and Ally Martin
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Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi (USA) claimed gold in the final
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Kyle Rogachenko of the USA won bronze in the Laser event
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Nick Thompson of Great Britain, the reigning World Cup Champion, won gold in the Laser event
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Brian Boyd was the top US finisher in the Finn fleet
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Eivind Melleby and Petter Morland Pedersen (NOR) cross ahead of Mark Mendelblatt and John Von Schwarz (USA) in the Star Medal Race on their way to overall victory
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Anton Dahlberg and Sebastian Ostling of Sweden (far left) won gold in the Men's 470 event
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The Kiwi 49er team Peter Burling and Blair Tuke lead the way in the Medal Race
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Manu Dyen and Stephane Christidis of Francer completed a dominant week in Miami by winning gold in the 49er event
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The Men's RS:X fleet at the start on day five of US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, second event of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup season
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US windsurfer Ben Barger
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Spain's Blanca Manchon wears the leader's yellow bib
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Reigning Women's RS:X World Champion Marina Alabau of Spain
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Charline Picon of France
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Bryony Shaw of Great Britain, Olympic bronze medallist from Beijing
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Action from the Men's RS:X fleet
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US skipper Sally Barkow
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The US team of Beijing Olympic gold medallist Anna Tunnicliffe and crew Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi
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From l-r: Beijing Olympic gold medallist Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi
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The US team of Anna Tunnicliffe edged towards the final of the Women's Match Racing event on day five
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Maiken Foght Schutt of Denmark leads in the Laser Radial fleet
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Action from the Laser Radial fleet
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The Paralympic SKUD18 fleet get away off the starting line
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The Paralympic Three-Person Keelboat Sonar fleet at the start
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Up close to the action in the Paralympic 2.4mR fleet
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The US Sonar team of Rick Doerr, Hugh Freund and Brad Kendall
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Henriette Koch and Lene Sommer of Denmark, the 2008-2009 ISAF Sailing World Cup winners
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Star sailors George Szabo and Rick Peters of the USA
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Norway's Star team of Eivind Melleby and Petter Morland Pedersen
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The 49er fleet racing on day four of US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, second event of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup season
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US Laser Radial skipper Paige Railey
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Action from the Laser Radial fleet
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Action from the Laser Radial fleet
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Action from the Laser Radial fleet
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Action from the Laser Radial fleet
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British skipper Nick Thompson reclaimed the lead of the Laser fleet
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The USA's Brad Funk
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The French team of Emmanuel Dyen and Stéphane Christidis (yellow bibs) position themselves in the yellow fleet
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US Laser sailor Kyle Rogachenko
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Sweden's Lisa Ericson and Astrid Gabrielsson
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Action from the Women's 470 fleet
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World Champions Lisa Westerhof and Lobke Berkhout of The Netherlands
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Double World Champions Nic Asher and Elliot Willis of Great Britain
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Up close to the action in the Men's 470 fleet
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US skipper Sally Barkow and her Women's Match Racing team
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The US team of Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi
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Action from the match between Anna Tunnicliffe and Sally Barkow
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US pairing Erik Storck and Trevor Moore lead Danes Simon Karstoft and Jonathan Bay
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The French team of Yann Rocherieux and Morgen Lagraviere
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The UD18 fleet racing on day three of US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, second event of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup season
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Scott Whitman and Julia Dorsett of the USA have been unstoppable in the SKUD18
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John Robertson, Hannah Stodel and Steve Thomas of Great Britain
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Rick Doerr, Brad Kendell and Hugh Freund of the USA
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The 2.4mR fleet at the start
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Action from the Sonar Paralympic fleet
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The SKUD18 fleet at the start
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The Star team of Andrew Macdonald and Austin Sperry of the USA
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The British Sonar team of John Robertson, Hannah Stodel and Steve Thomas
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Canada's John McRoberts and Brenda Hopkin
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Beijing Paralympic gold medallist, Paul Tingley of Canada
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Paul Tingley of Canada
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Action from the 2.4mR fleet
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Double World Champions Nic Asher and Elliot Willis of Great Britain
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US match race skipper Sally Barkow
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After four races Ivan Pastor (ESP) is in second overall
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USSTAG member Benjamin Barger (USA)
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Reigning ISAF Sailing World Cup Champion, Blanca Manchon of Spain
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Marina Alabau (ESP), overall leader in the Women's RS:X fleet
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Amanda Clark and Sarah Chin (USA) and Ingrid Petitjean and Nadege Douroux (FRA) battle in the Women's 470 fleet
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The Laser fleet at the start on race day two at US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, second stop of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup
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Reigning World Cup Champion Nick Thompson of Great Britain fights for position downwind
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Alexander Heinzemann of Canada
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Paige Railey of the USA extended her overall lead of the Laser Radial fleet on day two
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Mexican skipper Tania Elias Calles
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Current World Cup leader, Marit Bouwmeester of The Netherlands
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The Star fleet on the starting line
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Australian Star sailors Paul Mckenzie and Philip Toth
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Americans Andy Horton and James Lyne took the lead in the Star class on day two
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The Stars at the mark rounding on day two
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The start of the Finn racing on day two
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Giles Scott of Great Britain leads the Finn fleet at the end of day two
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USSTAG member and Olympic silver medallist Zach Railey lies second overall
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The Women's 470 fleet downwind
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Karin Soderstorm and Martina Soderbom (SWE) and Martine Grael and Isabel Swan (BRA)
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Ingrid Petitjean and Nadege Douroux (FRA) lead after the opening races in the Women's 470 fleet
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Lisa Westerhof and Lobke Berkhout of The Netherlands, the reigning Women's 470 World Champions
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Double Olympic gold medallist Sarah Ayton and crew Saskia Clark of Great Britain
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Francisco Sucari and Marcos Lamas of Argentina
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Stuart McNay and Graham Biehl of the USA
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Richard Langdon captures the action from day one of US SAILING's Rolex Miami OCR, second stop of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup
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Lucy MacGregor, Annie Lusy and Ally Martin of the British Women's Match Racing team, the 2008-2009 World Cup winners
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Action from the match between Lucy MacGregor (GBR) and Mandy Mulder (NED)
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British Laser sailor Nick Thompson, the reigning World Cup Champion
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Olympic silver medallist Mandy Mulder at the helm of the Dutch team
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Lucy MacGregor, Annie Lusy and Ally Martin of Great Britain
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Mandy Mulder, Marja van Helden and Mijke Lievens of The Netherlands
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Dutch Laser sailor Gijs Pelt
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The Dutch team of Renee Groeneveld, Annemieke Bes and Brechtje van der Werf were unbeaten at the end of day one
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The Dutch team of Renee Groeneveld, Annemieke Bes and Brechtje van der Werf of The Netherlands
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The Dutch team of Renee Groeneveld, Annemieke Bes and Brechtje van der Werf of The Netherlands
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The US team of Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi won all three of their matches on day one of the Rolex Miami OCR, second event of the 2009-2010 ISAF Sailing World Cup season
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Linur Kliger at the helm of the Israeli team
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Lucinda Whitty' Australian team lead the Spanish team of Margarita Cameselle
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An approaching thunderstorm made for tough but exciting conditions for the first day of racing
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Lotte Melgaard Pedersen and her Danish crew
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Action from the Women's Match Racing course
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Action from the Women's Match Racing course
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The Dutch team of Mandy Mulder, Marja van Helden and Mijke Lievens
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Jen Provan, Katie Abbott, Joanne Prokop of Canada
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Double World Champion Claire Leroy and crew Elodie Bertrand and Marie Riou of France
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Renee Groeneveld, Annemieke Bes and Brechtje van der Werf (NED) take on Ulrike SCHUEMANN, Kathirn Kadelbach and Julia Bleck (GER)
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Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandemoer and Debbie Capozzi of the USA
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Mandy Mulder, Marja van Helden and Mijke Lievens of The Netherlands
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Katy Pilley-Lovell, Corrie Clement and Nicole Buechier (USA) battle Sally Barkow, Katie Pettibone, Nicole Breault (USA)
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The 49er fleet powers off the starting line in Miami
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Aussie brothers Will and Sam Phillips hold the overall lead at the end of day one in the 49er fleet
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Joey Pasquali and Rory Giffen aim to gain a march on the fleet
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French stars Manu Dyen and Stephane Christidis
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The national flags illustrate the international fleet in Miami this year
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The French team of Yann Rocherieux and Morgen Lagraviere battle for position
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