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In less than a Month the Open Dutch Championship Sailing will be here! From 17 to 19 September in Medemblik, Holland. We still looking for sailors in the 2.4 mR Class. In addition to the Olympic and Para-Olympic classes for Finn, Laser, Laser radial, 470, 49-er, Star, 2.4 mr |
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The board of directors of the Charlotte Harbor Regatta this week voted to invite members of the 2.4mR class to participate in the Feb. 3-6, 2011 Charlotte Harbor Regatta to be held on Charlotte Harbor, Florida. |
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| John Ruf 2009 World Champion |
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Held at the Edison Sailing Center on Caloosahatchee River in Ft. Myers, Fla., the 2009 2.4 mR World Championship includes four days of competitive racing for the world’s best able-bodied and disabled 2.4 mR sailors. USA’s Carl Horrocks also clinched silver today, while the rest of the competitors have one more race tomorrow. “I’m in shock. I’ve never won a World Championship,” said Ruf. “It’s pretty humbling, knowing all those people on the trophy. It’s pretty impressive company to be in.” Ruf won three out of 10 races this week, and after dropping his two lowest scores -- an eighth and 11th -- Ruf’s worst finish was only fourth. He said he never once looked at the results board throughout the week, so he didn’t realize he mathematically had a chance of winning gold today. “I focused on taking one race at a time,” he said. Top 5 Finishes Full Results |

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US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics’ John Ruf is the new 2.4 mR World Champion. Portsmouth, R.I. (November 5, 2009) – 2008 Paralympic Bronze Medalist John Ruf (Pewaukee, Wis.) clinched the 2.4 mR World Championship a day early today, with one race to spare. Ruf, a member of the US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics’ (USSTAG), won the 44-boat, open fleet, beating 2008 Paralympic Gold Medalist Paul Tingley (CAN) and 2009 IFDS Disabled Sailing World Champion Thierry Schmitter (NED). Schmitter also won the 2009 2.4 mR National Championship last week at the same venue.


