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With three races on the podium deciding final day at the 2018 420 World Championship, all was open to ebb and flow across the 420 Open, Women and U17 leader boards on Wednesday 15 August.

Tuesday 14 August was a critical race day at the 2018 420 World Championships, with 3 races making it uncomfortable for some and a day of success for others.

Yacht Racing photographers from all over the world are invited to attend the Mirabaud Yacht Racing Image award 2018.

“Stay chill, don’t get mad at each other,” Seb Menzies says is the secret to his top performance with crew Blake McGlashan (NZL) at the 2018 420 World Championships at Sail Newport.

After no wind forced no racing at the 2018 420 World Championships on Saturday 11 August 2018, the day moved on to the 2018 International 420 Class Association General Assembly at Newport, Rhode Island, USA.

All sailors accredited to the 2018 420 World Championship can take advantage of big discounts being offered by a variety of shops and restaurants in Newport.

Very tight racing at the top of all fleets on day 4 at the 420 World Championships. Heavy rain did not deter the competitors as they have proved they are here to race no matter what the weather. 

Two races for all fleets on race day 3 at the 2018 420 World Championship in Newport, Rhode Island, USA brought the discard into play and shuffled the standings, to deliver three new series leaders in each of the 420 Open, Women and U17.

The Race Committee played a waiting game until 1430 hours on race day 2 at the 420 Worlds, Newport, Rhode Island, USA, before making the call that there would be no racing for the day.

The standings for all three fleets after the first day of racing at the 2018 420 World Championship on Friday 10 August have Spanish flags in the top three.