Ainslies goal: win Britain its first Cup
February 1, 2013
His appetite for gold sated, England’s Ben Ainslie is retiring from Olympic sailing, where he has won more medals than any other sailor, to pursue
His appetite for gold sated, England’s Ben Ainslie is retiring from Olympic sailing, where he has won more medals than any other sailor, to pursue
Outgoing Olympic sailing chairman Dean Brenner says a detailed post-mortem of the U.S. team’s zero-medal performance in London will identify shortcomings in the Olympic sailing
As some 380 sailors from around the world converge on England’s south coast July 29-Aug. 11 for Olympic competition, the United States’ best hope for
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