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Archive - December 2003

Date	Headline
1 Dec	3
1 Dec	Web Site Wins International Award
1 Dec	Anniversary Challenge Embraces New Technology
1 Dec	Spectator Friendly in Salvador - Race Start
1 Dec	Suspension
1 Dec	Preview
1 Dec	VDH Three Days Ahead of Target
1 Dec	Olympic Challenges and Non-Olympic Class Administration
2 Dec	Fresh Water A-Plenty
2 Dec	3
2 Dec	Stormy Day One
2 Dec	Big Wednesday Forecast
2 Dec	Latest Update From Mike GOLDING
3 Dec	Lighter Breeze Ahead
3 Dec	3
3 Dec	Drifter On Day One
3 Dec	2003 Ending In Style
3 Dec	Is The Wind Jinx Broken?
3 Dec	Biggest Turnout Ever Expected
3 Dec	Another Challenger Announced
4 Dec	IOC Sport And Environment Conference
4 Dec	On Alternative Penalties
4 Dec	Notice of Race Now Available
4 Dec	International Day of Disabled Persons
4 Dec	Final Release for 2003
4 Dec	Fun and Games Galore!
4 Dec	Records Fall on Big Wednesday
4 Dec	Freestyle Finals King Of The Caribbean 2003 Day 1
4 Dec	Storm Brings Early Stumps On Day 2
4 Dec	Second Day Of Racing
5 Dec	His Majesty the King of Spain to sail in Volvo Ocean Race
5 Dec	Key West Entries Wide-Spread As Deadline Approaches
5 Dec	Taty Takes The Day But Campello On Track For The Title!
5 Dec	Sydney Clubs Lead Great Britain Into Repechage/Knockout
5 Dec	Day Three
5 Dec	First Boat Finishes in Record Style
6 Dec	Doldrums Provide Close Racing
6 Dec	Latest News
6 Dec	Big Wednesday - The Aftermath
6 Dec	Star-studded Fleet for Rolex Trophy Series
6 Dec	In The Bag For Plis Play
6 Dec	IOC Executive Board Concludes Last Meeting Of The Year
7 Dec	And Then There Were Five
7 Dec	Latest Arrivals
7 Dec	First Show Opens Following King\|s Cup
8 Dec	Day 5 - No Wind
8 Dec	Aussies Take Title
8 Dec	Australian Olympic Sailors Take the Gun Throughout
8 Dec	Final Results
8 Dec	New Initiative For Disabled Sailing In Great Britain
8 Dec	Ecover Reclaims Lead
8 Dec	Back to the Baltic for 2004
8 Dec	Review of Automatic Identification Systems (AIS)
9 Dec	3
9 Dec	Penultimate Day - Still Light
9 Dec	First British Entry Announced
9 Dec	WADA Praises IOC
9 Dec	Skipper Wields The Surgeon’s Knife Again
9 Dec	More Arrivals in Rodney Bay
9 Dec	Sign Up Now
10 Dec	The Caribbean Calls
10 Dec	Elite fleet for Sail Melbourne Flying Dutchman World Championship
10 Dec	Sailors From Four Nations To Vie For Rolex Trophy
10 Dec	Dry Creek Announced as Official Sponsor
10 Dec	News article - Style G 7753
10 Dec	Olympic and Offshore Sailors Shortlisted
10 Dec	Skandia\|s `New Event\|
10 Dec	Virbac Dismasts, Golding Hits Whale
10 Dec	New Mapping Feature For RYA Affiliated Clubs and Training Centres
11 Dec	Yendys Launched
11 Dec	Maxis’ Clash in 10th Anniversary Canon Big Boat Challenge
11 Dec	Boats Arrive En Masse
11 Dec	Clouds Prevail as Young Sailors Shine
11 Dec	Xavier ROHART and Pascal RAMBEAU Claim Honour
11 Dec	In Full Swing
11 Dec	Pindar Launches Competition To Find New Sailing Star
11 Dec	Adrien Rounds Cape Horn
12 Dec	3
12 Dec	3
12 Dec	Venue Finalised
12 Dec	Skandia Beats Wild Oats
12 Dec	Strong foreign challenge for This year\|s edition
12 Dec	Distance Record Set By Rookie Racer
12 Dec	Grand Prix Racers’ Final Tune-Up For Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
12 Dec	The Road To Valencia
12 Dec	Issue 1: January–March 2003
13 Dec	Latest From The Front
13 Dec	3
13 Dec	Light Winds Test Skippers\| Patience
13 Dec	Relaxing And Local Racing
13 Dec	Trans Tasman Battle Looming
14 Dec	3
14 Dec	Ichi Ban Dominates Day Two
14 Dec	Women’s Sailing Initiative
14 Dec	Difficult Choice
14 Dec	Regatta Expanded To Four Days
15 Dec	3
15 Dec	Setting the Pace For Hobart
15 Dec	USOC Athletes Of the Year
15 Dec	Marcelino BOTIN (ESP) Joins Team New Zealand As Principal Designer.
15 Dec	World’s Tallest Mast Produced
15 Dec	Obituary
15 Dec	Fight To The Finish
15 Dec	2004 Call Book Supplements Now Available
15 Dec	UPDATE - Still Close – Golding Into First
16 Dec	Sail Melbourne to Greet Another World Class Fleet
16 Dec	Fast Boats Get Division 5
16 Dec	Boats To Be ‘Turbo-Charged’ For Valencia – New Class Rule Is Published
16 Dec	Invitation to MNAs
16 Dec	Freestyle Ceremony
16 Dec	Super Maxi Zana Due In Sydney Tomorrow
16 Dec	Breeze Back For Last Few Yachts
16 Dec	Prize-Giving and Plans For 2004
16 Dec	December Optimist Regattas
16 Dec	Implications Arising For Owners following NSW Coronial Inquest into the Deaths Aboard the Yacht Rising Farrster
17 Dec	Final Report Just In
17 Dec	3
17 Dec	Late Withdrawals Reduce Classy Fleet To 57 Boats
17 Dec	Final Report
17 Dec	Gold For Golding
17 Dec	Adrien Being Shaken Around
17 Dec	New Clubhouse Launches International Sailing Event
17 Dec	Wellington to Host Top Youth Regatta
18 Dec	Bob Steel Wins Ocean Racer of the Year
18 Dec	National Sailing Programs Symposium
18 Dec	The Aussies Are Coming?
18 Dec	15th Hog\|s Breath Race Week is Well On Track
18 Dec	Challenging Conditions for the 22 Nations
18 Dec	Swiss Team of the Year Award
18 Dec	ISAF Reviews Decision on No Drop Races
18 Dec	2004 Olympic Regatta - No Drop Debate
19 Dec	Truly an International Race
19 Dec	New Race For 2004
19 Dec	3
19 Dec	Youngsters To Gather in Florida
19 Dec	Slow Start To Racing
19 Dec	Frustration For Competitors
20 Dec	Father and Son Team To Compete
20 Dec	Sailors Nominated
20 Dec	New Shorthanded Race Announced
20 Dec	Challenging Conditions on Day Three
21 Dec	Italy, Malta And Sweden Battle It Out For Top Honours
21 Dec	Courage On Display
21 Dec	Record Number of Sydney 38
22 Dec	3
22 Dec	“Old salts” as Official Starters
22 Dec	Final Day Of Racing
22 Dec	Drops Again
22 Dec	Italians Push Malta Into Third Place In Final Top Honours
23 Dec	Perpetual Challenge To Take Place in January
23 Dec	Orange Launched
23 Dec	Final Preparations for Boxing Day Start
23 Dec	New Look Website Launched
24 Dec	Keg On The Line
24 Dec	Finalists Announced
24 Dec	Variable Winds Make 2003 A Tactical Race
24 Dec	Team K-Challenge\|s Reactions To The New Rule
24 Dec	2 January Start
24 Dec	Second Mills DK 46 Sold
25 Dec	The Form Guide
26 Dec	Start and Latest – Grundig Leads
27 Dec	Sailing Starts Tomorrow
27 Dec	Arthur B. Hanson Medal
27 Dec	Record Holder Looking Good For Handicap Win
27 Dec	Indec Merit On Track For Record
28 Dec	Spanish and Dutch Crews In Top Positions
28 Dec	Wind and Tide Conspire To Frustrate Skippers
28 Dec	Two Horse Race For Line Honours
28 Dec	NOR now On-line
28 Dec	Fresh Breeze Delays Start
28 Dec	Skandia Takes It
29 Dec	Spanish Remain On Form
29 Dec	French Lead Fleet
29 Dec	Opening Day Sees Brits Take First Race
29 Dec	Report From Day Two
29 Dec	Zaraffa Fails To Conquer, As 1993 Winner Is Dismasted
29 Dec	Around The World Attempt On Code Red
29 Dec	Reigning World Champion Establishes Early Lead
29 Dec	Bounder Gives The New Yendys A Sting
30 Dec	End Of Year Message
30 Dec	First National Wins 2003 Rolex Sydney Hobart
30 Dec	The Battle Continues Wild Oats vs Nicorette
30 Dec	Addiction Dismasted 10 Miles From Finish
30 Dec	Ratification Process
30 Dec	High Drama At The Optimist Asians
30 Dec	The Final Three Months
30 Dec	Rain And Strong Winds Reduce The Number Of Races
30 Dec	Excitement Continues at US SAILING\|s Junior Olympic Sailing Festival
31 Dec	Form Guide To Worlds
31 Dec	Trujillo Wins Overall Title
31 Dec	Winds Hamper Racing
31 Dec	Overall And Divisions Winners And Placegetters Announced
31 Dec	Schwarz and van Koppen continue their domination of Flying Dutchman
31 Dec	Worlds Tallest Mast
31 Dec	112 PHRF Boats Aligned for Terra Nova Trading Key West 2004

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