An article about the Swedish Finn sailing season 1961 and published in Till Rors with Sail and Motor - Rikstidningen for Swedish seaport, no. 22, 1961 (vintage 27).
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Sailor greetings Torsten Jarnstam / SWE 111
Chairman Swedish Finn Association  
Artikel i Till Rors med Segel och Motor 1961 

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Sailor greetings Torsten Jarnstam / SWE 111
Chairman Swedish Finn Association  
Svenska Seglarförbundets hemsida 

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Sailor greetings Torsten Jarnstam / SWE 111
Chairman Swedish Finn Association  

Athens, the birthplace of the modern Olympics, has been selected to host the most important Finn regatta of the year, the 2019 Finn European Senior and U23 Championship, after the previous host in Marsala, Sicily, was forced to pull out following damage to the club after the rough weather that hit the coast of Sicily during December 2018.
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Sailor greetings Torsten Jarnstam / SWE 111
Chairman Swedish Finn Association  
Internationella Finnjolleförbundets hemsida 

Giles Scott wrapped up a great week’s sailing with two more race wins to take the overall victory at the Ronstan Australian Finn Championship in some spectacular Black Rock conditions. Nicholas Heiner secured second place, while Jake Lilley took one point off Ed Wright to move up to third, and also successful defended his Australian National title.
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Sailor greetings Torsten Jarnstam / SWE 111
Chairman Swedish Finn Association  
Internationella Finnjolleförbundets hemsida 

Current British European Champion, Ed Wright, moved into a podium position on the penultimate day of the Ronstan Australian Finn Championship at Black Rock Yacht Club in Melbourne after another tough sea breeze day, though the 40 strong fleet had to wait for it to becomes established. British Olympic champion, Giles Scott, won the first race of the day to sit seven points ahead of second overall Nicholas Heiner, from The Netherlands.
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Sailor greetings Torsten Jarnstam / SWE 111
Chairman Swedish Finn Association  
Internationella Finnjolleförbundets hemsida 

Giles Scott maintains a narrow lead at the front of the 40-boat fleet at the Ronstan Australian Finn Championship. Two points behind is Dutchman, Nicholas Heiner, while Kiwi Andy Maloney, is another four points back. These three seem to be separating from the fleet with just four races to sail.
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Sailor greetings Torsten Jarnstam / SWE 111
Chairman Swedish Finn Association  
Internationella Finnjolleförbundets hemsida