It was a week of superlatives. Think 678 sailors, 599 boats, 150 races for ten Olympic classes and three Paralympic classes. At the ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, presented by Sunbrella, we talked of "a racecourse built out of shifts." We spoke of competitive performances that exceeded any comparison to walking a tightrope. Dancing on a tightrope would be more to the point.

It was a week of superlatives. Think 678 sailors, 599 boats, 150 races for ten Olympic classes and three Paralympic classes. At the ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, presented by Sunbrella, we talked of "a racecourse built out of shifts." We spoke of competitive performances that exceeded any comparison to walking a tightrope. Dancing on a tightrope would be more to the point.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has announced the 22 sports that will be on the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games programme, the list does not include sailing.

It's down to the Medal Races at ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, Presented by Sunbrella with 10 gold, 10 silver and 10 bronze medals to be presented at the close of play.

What could be sweeter than to wrap an Olympic-style event with a medal guaranteed before the Medal Race even starts?

It's do or die at ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, Presented by Sunbrella, with Friday marking the end of fleet racing on Biscayne Bay.

Chris Steele (NZL) and his crew from the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron have won the 2015 Warren Jones International Youth Regatta, beating local skipper Sam Gilmour (AUS) on a count back after racing in the final was curtailed by light winds.

Hosting the Olympic Games is an extraordinary occasion, and so is visiting a unique country like Brazil. In 2016 this unprecedented meeting between the legendary Olympic flame and the human warmth of the Brazilian people will give rise to the Rio 2016 Olympic Torch Relay.