Paul Cayard: Open Letter on Tokyo 2020
Open letter on Tokyo 2020 by Paul Cayard, Executive Director of U.S. Olympic Sailing and 1984 (alternate) / 2004 (Star class) Olympian.
Read MoreOpen letter on Tokyo 2020 by Paul Cayard, Executive Director of U.S. Olympic Sailing and 1984 (alternate) / 2004 (Star class) Olympian.
Read MoreTokyo 2020: Team USA 470 finishes strong in the medal race in Enoshima on the final day of sailing events.
Read MoreTokyo 2020: Gibbs and Weis finish 9th overall in their first Olympic Games, McNay and Hughes advance to the Men’s 470 medal race set to take place on August 4th.
Read MoreTokyo 2020: Lack of wind prevented racing on Day 9; Nacra 17 medal race and 470 qualifying action for US Sailing Team athletes tomorrow.
Read MoreTokyo 2020: Riley Gibbs and Anna Weis qualify for their medal race in the Nacra 17, set to take place on August 3 – Luke Muller finishes 13th overall in the Finn class.
Read MorePreview Text: Tokyo 2020: Sudden and heartbreaking end for USA 49erFX event, Pascual notches best Team USA board result since 1992.
Read MoreTokyo 2020: Team USA’s 49erFX team “makes it out alive,” 470W team shines, and Charlie Buckingham narrowly misses the medal race in the Laser.
Read MoreTokyo 2020: Team USA earns a medal race berth in the RS:X, while Charlie Buckingham has an impressive 3,2 in the Laser
Read MoreENOSHIMA, Japan (July 28, 2021) – TOKYO 2020: Team USA sits in the top-10 in the 49erFX, Men’s RS:X, Nacra 17 and Women’s 470. Replays of racing available via NBC to US audiences.
Read MoreENOSHIMA, Japan (July 27, 2021) – TOKYO 2020: Three first-time U.S. Olympians hit the ground running on day three of the sailing events in Enoshima.
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