Sailing Talk Podcast #2: New kids dominate Olympic sailing in Palma, and the sad death of dinghy champion Richard Estaugh

This is the second of a new series of Sailing Talk podcasts, where professional sailing journos from the UK, Justin Chisholm and Andy Rice, share their views on the latest happenings in the racing world.


Here's the link to iTunes:

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?i=53638217&id=311511291


Any comments welcome.

Justin Chisholm, www.OffshoreRules.com
Andy Rice, www.SailJuice.com

Sailing Talk Podcast #1: America's Cup ruling, Volvo Race in Rio, Princess Sofia Trophy News

This is the first of a new series of Sailing Talk podcasts, where professional sailing journos from the UK, Justin Chisholm and Andy Rice, share their views on the latest happenings in the racing world.

It's about 25 minutes long, no fluff, lots of insight and opinion, and well worth downloading to your Ipod. But then we would say that, wouldn't we!

Here's the link to iTunes:

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?i=53638217&id=311511291


We hope you enjoy it. Any comments welcome.

Justin Chisholm, www.OffshoreRules.com
Andy Rice, www.SailJuice.com

You might be looking for SailJuice.com!

Welcome to my OLD Blog!

Chances are you found this site via a search engine such as Google, as this blog still seems to be doing well in the search rankings.

We've actually moved house, so try heading for www.SailJuice.com instead, where you'll see our new website.

Our blog is now at: SailJuiceBlog.com

Regards

Andy Rice, Editor, www.SailJuice.com

P.S. To see if you think SailJuice can make you a better sailor (and we guarantee it will!), have a look here: SailJuice Benefits Page

This blog has moved to a new address, SailJuiceBlog.com

You might want to take a peek at my first post there, it's causing quite a stir...

Here's an excerpt:

"Olympic sailing is at a critical juncture. The IOC has handed ISAF the task of whittling down the existing 11 categories that will be represented at Qingdao 2008, down to just 10 for Weymouth 2012. A game of musical chairs then.

An almighty blood bath, more likely. Have no doubt that this November in Estoril, Portugal, there will be more backstabbing going on than when Julius Caesar unwittingly strolled into the Roman Senate for the last time."

Read on for the rest...