Official RS:X Olympic Windsurfing Class Website

Jul30

LONDON 2012: The Three to Beat in the RS:X Women's Fleet

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Lee Korzits (ISR), Zofia Klepacka (POL) and Marina Alabau (ESP)
are the three to beat in the 26 board Women's RS:X fleet when
racing commences on 31 July. All three have delivered results
when it matters over the past few years and hold five World
Championship titles between them as well as a string of
European and ISAF Sailing World Cup medals.

Jul27

LONDON 2012: Strength Spread Across The Men's RS:X Fleet

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The Men's RS:X competition will be a fascinating
competition with several strong contenders spread
across the fleet. A large number of the sailors in the
fleet have what it takes to win the competition but
it will be a case of who kicks it up when it really matters.

Aug14

FREE CHARTERS: RS:X Youth World Windsurfing Championships

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Now that the ISAF Youth Worlds have been successfully completed with
a record participation numbers as far as the RS:X is concerned, it's time

to turn our attention to the RS:X Youth Worlds in Penghu, Taiwan.

This takes place from October 20th - 27th and includesFREE charter
equipment for up to 60 racers. To ensure everyone benefits we have
set up a 3 stage process

Jul23

ISAF YOUTH WORLDS: Saskia Sills and Wonwood Cho Grab Gold

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Cool heads and steely nerves were among the vital attributes
required to achieve ultimate success as the 2012 Four Star
Pizza ISAF Youth World Sailing Championships finished on
Dublin Bay in Ireland.

Across the seven different classes the finale was marked by
light, conflicting breezes with at least as many title upsets unfolding
through the day as there were expected winning scenarios playing out on cue.

Jul17

RIO 2016: RS:X Completes 3 Times As Many Race Days

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When big events are organized, it is important that races
are run on schedule. A day without racing is very rare in
the world of Olympic windsurfing.

Occasionaly the sea is like glass and we have to wait as we
did in Tallinn, Estonia during the RS:X Youth European
Championships but as soon as the wind had filled in just
a little, the fleets get called out.