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Lights winds made for a tricky conditions for the Medal Races at the Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta, final event of the 2008-2009 ISAF Sailing World Cup series
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Paul Brotherton and Mark Asquith of Great Britain
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Paul Brotherton and Mark Asquith of Great Britain finished fifth overall in the 49er
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Australian World Champions Nathan Outterridge and Iain Jensen dominated the 49er competition
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Chris Draper and Peter Greenhalgh of Skandia Team GBR finished as the top Brits in fourth place overall
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Olympic gold and silver medallists Iker Martinez and Xabier Fernandez of Spain
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Brits Stevie Morrison and Ben Rhodes
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Denmark's Alberte Lindberg took third place overall in the World Cup Standings
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Finland's Sari Mutala added the Sail For Gold title to her World Championship win
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French skipper Sophie de Turckheim
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Marit Bouwneester of The Netherlands won bronze in the Laser Radial fleet
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The US match racing team of Anna Tunnicliffe, Molly Vandermoer and Alice Manard
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Laser Radial Olympic gold medallist Anna Tunnicliffe shows off her match racing skills to take bronze with crew members Molly Vandermoer and Alice Manard
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Brits Pippa Wilson and Saskia Clark won bronze in the Women's 470
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The French team of Ingrid Pettitjean and Nadege Douroux finished as runners up in the World Cup series
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Lisa Westerhof and Lobke Berkhout of The Netherlands finished fourth in the Women's 470 class Medal Race to ensure they took the regatta gold
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Light winds made the Medal Races a very tactical affair
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The British team of Penny Clark and Katrina Hughes
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Emannuelle Rol and Helene DeFrance representing France
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The Men's 470 fleet battle for position in light winds
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