Marina di Scarlino 16 to 18 of September 2011 - 2nd day
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Italian D-one Championship: Agustin Zabalua took open title, Riccardo Pontremoli wins the Nationals
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5/3/2012
D-ONE VOLVO CUP LERICI
Two fantastic days of sailing and fun in Lerici for the Volvo Cup D-One opening event organized by Media Vip, Devoti Sailing.....
9/27/2011
ITALIAN D-ONE CHAMPIONSHIP: AGUSTIN ZABALUA TOOK OPEN TITLE, RICCARDO PONTREMOLI WINS THE NATIONALS
Marina di Scarlino - A thrilling double-point final race ended in splendid fashion the Volvo Cup 2011 D-One Italian Championship held in Marina di Scarlino.
9/23/2011
AUTUMN CUP 10.-11.09. IN SCHWERIN
Six sailors from Bavaria, Berlin and Lower Saxony met to compete.
9/5/2011
CZECH INTERNATIONAL D-ONE CHAMPIONSHIP - LAKE LIPNO
Another great D-One event was held on weekend 2-4 September.
7/31/2011
Tom Slingsby dominates and wins the 2011 D-ONE GOLD CUP
Tom Slingsby, world Laser champion from Australia, wins Sunday's double-point medal race with a formidable lead and claims overallvictory in the second edition of the D-One Gold Cup in Fraglia Vela Riva del Garda. Second and third places go to two British skippers, Nick Thompson and Giles Scott, respectively. Andrea Casale finishes fourth overall and first among the Italian sailors while Fabbio Toccoli, ninth overall, is the best non-professional skipper.
7/30/2011
D-ONE GOLD CUP: Two bullets for Slingsby; last decisive race on Sunday
Tom Slingsby, world Laser champion from Australia, clearly dominated both races on Saturday and took overall leadership of the 2011 D-One Gold Cup, ahead of Great Britain's Nick Thompson. A brilliant Andrea Casale (4-3) climbed to third place. Fabio Toccoli, eighth overall, is second among the Italians. The closing race in Fraglia Vela Riva is scheduled for Sunday morning.
7/29/2011
D-ONE GOLD CUP: Incredible Tom Slingsby capsizes and then goes on to win
The second day of the 2011 D-One Gold Cup in Fraglia Vela Riva del Garda had in store yet another thrilling duel between Australian Tom Slingsby and Great Britain’s Nick Thompson. “Ora”, the local southerly breeze, started at 16 knots and dropped to 12 in the second race. Slingsby scored an incredible come-from-behind win in the first race after recovering from a capsize in the first run. Thompson took the second race and claimed overall leadership after 4 races. It was another excellent day for Abdrea Casale (3-4, fourth overall) while Fabio Toccoli was 8th overall and second among the Italian fleet.
