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	Europe (dinghy) -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Europe is a one person (A small boat of shallow draft with cross thwarts for seats and rowlocks for oars with which it is propelled) dinghy.
		Designed in (A monarchy in northwestern Europe; headquarters for the European Union and for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Belgium in 1960 by Alois Roland.
		The Europe was introduced as an (additional info and facts about Olympic) Olympic class in the (additional info and facts about 1992 Summer Olympics) 1992 Summer Olympics as the womens single-handed dinghy.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/e/eu/europe_(dinghy).htm (138 words)

	Dinghy racing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dinghy racing has also been influential in efficiently developing all aspects of the modern dinghy, including hull design, sail materials and sailplan, and techniques such as planing and trapezing.
		Sailing dinghies can be one-design, with virtually no difference between boats and strict rules controlling construction, or development classes like the International Moth which has gone from a wide-hulled scow, to a thin-hulled skiff and now to a hydrofoil-based design.
		Some development classes (National 12 (dinghy) and Merlin Rocket (dinghy) are good examples) have tightly controlled rules which keep the boats closely competitive while allowing the owner to customise the boat to their preferences and weight.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dinghy_racing (1049 words)

	Go Sail ! - information about sailing and racing the europe sailing dinghy
		The Europe dinghy evolved from the Europe moth and uses carbon fibre technology for the mast.
		Important features of the International Europe Dinghy are the excellent trimming facilities, which make it a practical possibility to adjust the boat to the sailor's height, weight and experience.
		The Europe dinghy is built under ISAF Licence (Official Boatbuilders), nevertheless sailors may build their own boats.
	www.go-sail.co.uk /europe.asp (265 words)

	Home - EuropeDinghyUSA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Europe dinghy was designed by Belgian Alois Roland in 1963, as a monotype which had resulted from 30 years of Moth class design experience.
		The Europe is a unique boat because of its ability to adapt to the sailor's height and weight through sail and mast selection, allowing fair competition and ease of handling for a wide range of people.
		The Europe dinghy has a planing hull that is very lively and responsive, which is why regattas like Open Week, just before the World Championship, have been known to have 400 male and female skippered boats from all over the world.
	www.europedinghy.org (430 words)

	The Wild Card
		Her ultimate focus for the '92 games was in the Europe dinghy but she finished second in the Olympic trials to eventual Bronze Medallist Julia Trotman.
		Dey continued her Europe dinghy sailing, and some Americas Cup sailing, in a build up to the '96 games in Savannah GA. After winning the trials over second place finisher Hannah Swett, Dey won the Olympic Bronze Medal.
		Drawing on her skills in the Europe dinghy Dey made a surprise appearance at the trials and won over Meg Gaillard who had finished third at the Europe World Championships in that same year.
	www.sailinganarchy.com /opinion/2003/mrx_wildcard.htm (425 words)

	Harvard Sailing Team History
		Perhaps Janice's greatest accomplishment was her performance at the 1972 National Dinghy Championships.
		Mike Horn stated that her record "simply will never be equaled - 12 firsts and two seconds in 14 races, winning the division by 34 points." Along with Grant, Janice was one of the first women selected to the ICSA Hall of Fame.
		In the Olympics, Julia won the Bronze metal in the Europe dinghy class.
	www.fas.harvard.edu /~sailing/history.htm (461 words)

	The Dinghy Shop - Europe Class Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Europe is an international, one design, singlehanded racing dinghy.
		Adopted and supported nationally in nearly 50 countries as a singlehanded dinghy suitable for juniors, youth, women and men.
		Selected by ISAF as the Olympic singlehanded dinghy for women for the 1992 Barcelona Games, it has remained as the premier class since.
	www.dinghyshop.co.uk /cgi-bin/ds_class.cgi?Europe (61 words)

	Olympic Preview - Single-handed Dinghy Women - Europe
		Born in 1982, the 21 year old from Oslo is from a deep rooted sailing family and she started sailing in the familiar junior class, the Optimist.
		Although she missed the World Championship this year and has been conspicuous by her absence both in 2003 and at this year’s ISAF Graded events throughout the world, her experience will stand Serena in good stead as she seeks to improve on her eighth in Atlanta in 1996, and third in Sydney.
		Measurement starts for the Europe class on the fourth of August, the practice race takes place on 14, the day following the opening ceremony and racing takes place from 15-22, at which point the 2004 Olympic medallists will be crowned.
	www.yachting.org.au /?Page=11882 (940 words)

	ireland.com / Today / Sport / Olympics 2004
		2) Dinghy - Finn, Europe, Laser, 49er and 470 classes are dinghies, characterised by a lifting centreboard and have either a single sail (una) rig, for the Finn, Europe and Laser; or two-sail (sloop) rig for the 470 class.
		Dinghies are steered by a rudder, and the crew use their body weight as leverage to counterbalance forces developed by the rig.
		The Windsurfer, Laser, Europe and Finn are all single-handed events.
	www.ireland.com /sports/olympics2004/olympic_sports/sailing.htm (849 words)

	boats.com - Feature: Sailboat Classes at the Olympics
		The Europe dinghy was chosen as the boat for the new women's single-handed discipline by the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) in November 1988.
		The Finn dinghy first competed in the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki as the men's single-handed discipline.
		Selected by the ISAF at the Performance Dinghy Trials at Lake Garda in 1996, the 49er is a modern skiff design with an asymmetrical spinnaker.
	www.boats.com /content/default_detail.jsp?contentid=10607 (630 words)

	Scuttlebutt Europe: Sailing News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Produced by Seahorse magazine and boats.com Europe, Scuttlebutt Europe is a digest of sailing news and opinions, regatta results, new boat and gear information and letters from sailors -- with a European emphasis.
		The bigger boats, with their taller sail plans, were at a distinct advantage in the fickle breeze, more able to make ground against the tidal current than their smaller rivals.
		This will be the first boat in the RS line to be constructed of polyethylene and is doubtless going to be compared with Topper's Topaz and the Laser Pico as an entry level single or double-hander with an eye towards the sailing school and rental market.
	www.sailingsource.com /scuttlebutteurope/52.php (2176 words)

	Portland Europe Fleet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Because the mast and sail are selected and adjusted to the sailor's height and weight, the ideal weight for a Europe sailor can range from 110 - 160 pounds.
		The local Europe fleet has tripled in size the last two years.
		We will also be sailing in the gorge this summer, with a couple of clinics and the Subaru Gorge Games in July.
	www.willamettesailingclub.com /fleets/europe (172 words)

	Tradition
		I am sailing in the Europe dinghy, it is the women's single handed (one person) class.
		A Europe dinghy sails super, crazy, out of control, fast.
		Unfortunately, I haven't received much personal coaching in the Europe, but I have been able to utilize the U.S. Sailing team coach while competing in regattas.
	www.athletics.uci.edu /TRA/MaxamAnswer.html (377 words)

	Scuttlebutt: Archived Newsletters
		For the Europe Trials, she needed to gain at least 20 pounds and focus on building strength in her legs, abdomen and back.
		She went to the Europe Worlds in Brazil and used that regatta as a test, a last-chance opportunity to change her mind.
		Recent preliminary research by the Optimist Class shows that well over 30% of dinghy skippers at the upcomimg Olympics had gained selection for their countries by the age of 16, and some as young as 12.
	www.sailingscuttlebutt.com /archived_Detail.asp?key=1663 (2575 words)

	Lifesong II Yacht (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		1st in Europe dinghy division at Nelson's Freshwater Regatta.
		Sailed a variety of dinghies and crewed on local keelers.
		Cruised the Able Tasman National Park in Nelson, NZ, on a variety of Yachts during the weekends and holidays.
	www.charteryachts.info /lifesong/crew.html (479 words)

	C-Tech Products: Europe Dinghy - high-quality carbon components for the marine industry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		C-Tech manufactures centreboards and rudders for the Europe dinghy, as used by Sarah Macky in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
		In the 2001 Europe World's Sarah finished 5th.
		Contact C-Tech by e-mail, fax or phone to order a set of Europe dinghy foils.
	www.c-tech.co.nz /classeurope.htm (144 words)

	Savannah 96: SW talks with Hannah Swett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Since racing in the Citizen Cup defender trials as the port trimmer aboard Mighty Mary last May, Rhode Islander Hannah Swett has been regularly steering her own boat to first place finishes in women's match racing and Europe dinghy events, recently winning the St.
		Another thing I've learned is that whether it's the America's Cup or the Europe dinghy class, coaches, competitors -- everyone -- has their own way of doing things, and knowing how to filter advice is very important.
		You can talk to a lot of people and do a lot of research, but in the end your decisions are mostly guesswork.
	www.savannahnow.com /Savannah96/ustrials/swett.html (387 words)

	2004 Olympic Trials (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In addition, if entries to the 2004 Olympic Qualification Regattas are limited, the 2004 US Sailing Team rankings will be used to determine the order of entry.
		For the first time in LYC's history, the US Olympic Committee and US Sailing have chosen the club to hold the Olympic Sailing Trials for the Finn (Men's Singlehanded) and Europe Dinghy (Women's Singlehanded) classes.
		Two races are scheduled for each day, making this event one of the longest and resource-demanding regattas held.
	www.lyc.org /Olympics-2004/olympics2004.htm (146 words)

	Feldman Olympic Sailing Campaign - Background (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		After a 2 year break from competitive sailing, Christin joined the Willamette Sailing Club and began racing her Laser again.
		It was there that she was introduced to the Europe Dinghy.
		Right away, she bought a boat and began sailing it as much as possible.
	www.feldmansailing.org /background.html (384 words)

	Fun & Funds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Your contributions will help to send Sarah Lihan to Cagliari, Italy, to represent LYC in the Europe dinghy world championships, a spot on the US team earned by Sarah's top ten finish in the Europe Dinghy Olympic Trials hosted by LYC this past February.
		Morgan Commette will be competing in the Snipe Women's Worlds in Oslo, Norway, crewing for the woman who was second in the Europe Dinghy Olympic Trials, Krysia Pohl.
		If you would like to make a contribution, please call LYC and your house account will be charged with the full proceeds being shared equally among the competitors, or applied to the individual competitor of your choice.
	www.lyc.org /lauderdale_yacht_club_sailors_ar.htm (221 words)

	Player Bio: Kim Logan :: Sailing
		In 1992, Logan finished sixth out of 27 in Olympic qualifying in the Europe Dinghy Class.
		In 1992-93, she led the Monarchs to a third place finish at the Nevin Trophy, the War Memorial and fourth place finishes in the St. Mary's Fall Invite and the ICYRA Women's Championships.
		Logan won the silver medal in the Pan-Am games for the Europe dinghy Class in 1995.
	odusports.collegesports.com /sports/c-sail/mtt/logan_kim00.html (266 words)

	sail-world.com -- Olympic Preview: Single-handed Dinghy Women — Europe
		Despite four appearances on the Olympic Programme, there is only one Olympic medallist amongst the ranks of the 25 entries, Sydney’s bronze medallist Serena AMATO (ARG).
		Shortly afterwards, Siren went to the Olympic Games in Sydney where she finished 19, and only earlier in that same year that she had won the ISAF Youth Sailing World Championship in Cape Town.
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	www.sail-world.com /news.cfm?Nid=14230 (1148 words)

	Sail-Search Keywords March 2005
		The Sail Search directory is the definitive directory for all sailing related web sites.
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		Yacht Clubs, Sailing Associations, Yacht Class Associations, Dinghy Class Associations, National Sailing Bodies, Sail, yacht and dinghy manufacturers, Online and print magazines and e-zine publishers are welcome to submit their web sites to sail search.
	www.sail-search.com /keywords2.html (147 words)

	Winner Optimist - Winner Europe dinghy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		NewsNEW DenMark 12 TiNEW DenMark 11Ready to sail offersPrice list 2005Charter boatsDealer listLatest ResultsEurope dinghy
		The 2005 Winner Boats Europe OneDesign is available for purchase.
		For all inquiries about the Winner Europe and its associated equipment,
	www.winneroptimist.dk /p191.asp (36 words)

	What's New on the 505 North American Home Page? (and some other sites) :505 sail dinghy
		In Europe and much of North America, the sailing season is about to start.
		Spot was not able to comment on questions regarding Barney's future commitment to dinghy racing.
		Paul Elvstrom driving from the wire in 1966, with Pip Pearson crewing.
	www.int505.org /new6.htm (2430 words)

	WireImage: Listings
		Athens 2004 Olympic Games - Day 9 - Sailing - Women's Single-handed Dinghy - Europe Race
		Athens 2004 Olympic Games - Day 4 - Sailing - Women's Europe Class Preliminaries
		Athens 2004 Olympic Games - Day 2 - Sailing - Women's Single-handed Dinghy Europe Races
	www.wireimage.com /GalleryListing.asp?navtyp=gls=2=23=435= (581 words)

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