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After a heartbreaking4th place at the Sydney Olympics, Nick Rogers and J o e G l a n f i e l do f G B R h a d b e e n i n t h e Medals at every major event in 2004.

It looked like their oreoarationwas the best of the teams by race 7 in Athens as they hit the lead and seemed detirminedto stay there.

But it all turned around in the penultimate race when the Brits suffered a 1gth comDaredto the USA veterans Paul Foerste(4O) and Kevin B u r n h a m ( 4 7 )w h o r e g i s t e r e da s o l i d 4th to wrestle the lead away from Nick and Joe. So a mere two ooints seoarated Nick a n d J o e a n d t h e A m e r i c a n sw i t h t h e USA Team infront. Both teams were guaranteed at least silver medals so the fight was on between them to decide the Gold .. the stage was set for an epicduel.

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The prospect of the final race of the Men's 470 turning into an historical battle, as b o t h t e a m s fe l t t h e y have a point to prove.

Nothing to lose and much to gain. But the battle would have to wait, a layday awaited the teams and what a wait it must have been for both teams...

Super Saturday would decidethe Medals.. and the teams would have to live through nervous Friday.

In order to take the Gold medal,the U S A T e a m s i m p l y h a d t o f i n i s hw i t h i n two places ol Rogers and Glanfield.

S o u n d s s i m p l e b u t i n t h e s h i f t y ,f l u k y conditions,and with the tight nature of the 470 {leet. two olaces is not much.

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There was eight knots just prior to the s t a r t i n gs e q u e n c ea n d t h e A m e r i c a n ' s immediately went on a British offensive,determined to keep the pair low enough to ensure that the rest of the fleet could not affect the Gold medal result.

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And indeed they did, the Americans and Nicki/Joefinished next to last and the Gold was Paul and Kevin's.

At the front end of the fleet, the Japanese had done what no other male Jaoanese sailor had done before-. taken an Olympic Sailing Medal, after winning the two Test Events in Athens, founh must have been very uncomforatable for the Swedes Moland and Anderssen.

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WOMEN'S 470 GreeksailorsSofiaBekatorou and EmiliaTsoulfadominated Women's 470 comoetition over the last 4 years and in the same way dominatedthe Olympic Women's 470 regatta.

to the Japanese pair of Yuka YOSHISAKO and Mitsuko SATAKE to lead the fleet up to the first mark.

Sittingin 3rd in the race,at this point Slovenia'sVesnaand Klara,sat only 1 point adrift of Spain and Sweden with 66 points.

Going into the Going into the medal decidingrace downwind leg the cat and mouse 10, the pair had posted5 bulletsand game was gettingtighter and tighter. had 50o/oless total points than the Sloveniapulled their hat out of the next placed team. An outstanding bag to take the overalliead and with result by an outstandingpair who it the silvermedal,Spainmovedinto have been totally committed and 7th and with it claimed the bronze. focused on the sporl for their entire Sweden in 5th was desperateto turn on the power,focus themselvesand sevenyear partnership. claima medalfor theirnation.

Pre-competrtion favourites, the pressure has been on Sofia and Emilia throughoutthe competition, not least the Olympicpressure,but also with the hope of their home nation.

But Spain pushedthemselvesto the nextlevelon theirsecondroundingof ma(k 2, moved up two places, and weretouchingthe Silver.

Crossingthe finish line in Race 10 the girls hugged, before being embraced by their coaches who jumpedonto theirboat.A cacophony of horns,whistlesand screamsfilled the air, as Sofia and Milly beamed.

With the Greek nationalflag handed over, Sofia and Emilia turned their 470 turtle and stood on the upturned hullholdingthe blueand whitestripes oi their nationaloft.

Intothe finaldownwindleg and it was make or break and Sweden were intent on making it. Their game increasedand so did their positionas Sweden moved up one place, Slovenia moved down and the medals exchanged handswith Spain taking the Silver and Swedenthe Bronze.

The final race 11 was a tough affair, with four crews in medal contention for the Silver and Bronze.Natalia Via-Dufresne and Sandra Azon (ESP), Therese Torgersson and Vendela Zachrisson(SWE), Vesna Dekleva and Klara Maucec (SLO) and Susanne and MrchaelaWard (DEN)all chasinghard.

The Swedes not only had the pressure of the race on their shoulders,but were also competing in the knowledge that King Gustaf of Sweden was with them every step of the way as he watched the race unfold from a VIP boat.

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The Greeksuperstars handedthe Flameto a young girl that representedthe Youth of the Worldto carryon the Tradition that Greecehad begun in 6608C.

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2OO4 470 INTERNATIONALE GENERALASSEMBLY at 16.00Hrs on the 7th of November2004(& Bthof November if needed)at the PlazaHotelBernstorffsgade 4 1755 - Denmark Copenhagen

470 lnternationalefarewells a great sailor and a great personallityof the Masters Fleet..Stan Soeers.

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