Andrea Milla is the 2010 Italian Champion

Briga Marina, ME, Italy - Andrea Milla has won the 2010 Sunfish Italian Championship. The three days of racing were in Briga Marina with complicated wind conditions. Andrea was followed by Umberto Valle and Luigi De Luca. The first Junior was Luca Arcovito; Paola Lo Duca was the first women and Giuseppe Picichè the first Grand Master.

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Brangiforte Continues Winning Ways at US Masters

Barrington, Rhode Island, USA - Newly crowned North American Champion, Bill Brangiforte, once again put in a clutch performance on the final race of the regatta to capture the US Masters Championship. Doug Kaukeinen, the 2008 North American Champion, finished a close second. Former International Masters Champion, Chris Williams, rounded out the top three.

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Regattas at a Glance:

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Regional Games

Central American & Caribbean Games (CAC) at Mayaguez, Puerto Rico - July 20-30, 2010

Pan Am Games

In October of 2011, the countries in North and South America will compete in the Pan American Games hosted in Guadalajara, Mexico. The Open Sunfish is one of nine events that will decided on the waters off of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The other classes are the Laser Standard, Laser Radial, Snipe, Lightning, Hobie 16 and J24.




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