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Maldives Host Asia’s First Beach and Water Sports Racing PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Marinewebclub .com   
Monday, 15 June 2009 09:01

3063861894_b680b59806The Cabinet decided to hold Asia’s first Beach and Water sports tournament in the Maldives. The tournament is planned scheduled for 2010. The decision was made at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. The cabinet made their decision after discussing a paper proposed by the Ministry of Human Recourses, Youth and Sports.

The members of the cabinet noted that hosting this event would be an excellent opportunity for the Maldives to promote its tourism as well as to promote sports tourism in the Maldives. A committee was appointed to organize the sports tournament. The committee will include State Ministers at the Ministry of Human Resources, Youth and Sports; Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture; Ministry of Defense and National Security; Ministry of Home Affairs; Ministry of Finance and Treasury; and, Ministry of Economic Development.

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Ride like the wind PDF Print E-mail
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Written by KATHY OJEDA   
Monday, 23 March 2009 14:59
vassilikiNow in its 24th year, Calema attracts international collection of windsurfers. Professional windsurfer Gonzola Costa Hoevel plans his schedule each year around the Calema Midwinters Windsurfing Festival.

The Argentine pro will be course racing on the Banana River to defend his North American title Thursday through Sunday at Kelly Park on Merritt Island. "I think it's because of the fun of the event that I leave the Calema Midwinters on my schedule even though I have to drop some other events," Costa Hoevel said. "Most of the top riders in the world coming and the level of racing is very high.

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LAKE ELSINORE: Jet ski races return PDF Print E-mail
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Written by MICHAEL J. WILLIAMS   
Tuesday, 17 March 2009 12:29
img_3930LAKE ELSINORE ---- At least 100 personal watercrafts will take to the lake Saturday in the first of a series of racing events to be held periodically in ensuing months, organizers said. The series, billed as the Lake Elsinore Watercraft Dash, is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. Saturday at Elm Grove Recreational Area, which is on Lakeshore Drive between Lowell and Poe streets and next to the city's boat launch.

Admission for spectators is $3 per person, Lake Elsinore Aquatic Resources Director Pat Kilroy said. Kilroy said the races will bring some excitement to the lake during the typically stagnant off-season. "We always want to see the lake used to the highest public benefit," Kilroy said. "Especially in the off-season, Elm Grove beach is underutilized. This is the perfect event for this time of year." Saturday's races will be the first that have been held at the lake in several years, said organizer David Pulley of DMP Motorsports. "We had one here about three years ago," Pulley said. "In the late '90s, there were some races. So this is kind of bringing it back again at a bigger level."

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Countdown to Portimao PDF Print E-mail
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Written by cdbaracing.com   
Friday, 06 March 2009 21:31
martignoni_milanoAbu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates - March 4, 2009 - With the first GP of the season in Portimao, Portugal fast approaching, F1 fans will witness dramatic new changes to the race format which includes two heats to each Grand Prix. The winner of each event will be the pilot with the highest total points. Who will those drivers be?
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Yamaha riders finish first, second at World's longest watercraft race PDF Print E-mail
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Written by bestofboating.com   
Friday, 06 March 2009 21:21
rachaelLAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ - Yamaha WaveRunner riders finished in first and second place in the four stroke stock class at the 5th Annual Mark Hahn Memorial 300, the longest, most rigorous team endurance race in the world.

Yamaha riders Rachel MacClugage and Jordan McLean finished first aboard a stock Yamaha FX SHO and the team of Niky Goudreau and Lark Schmitt came in second, also aboard a stock Yamaha FX SHO.

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