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British windsurfing world champ knows he must do more after first day of title defence - AOL (opens the original)
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British windsurfing world champion Andy Brown was left looking for more after the first day of his title defence at the Musto iQFOiL World Championships 2026 in Weymouth & Portland. The Glaswegian ended day one of competition at the Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy in 36th place, with a race win supported by three 15th-place finishes in four sprint slalom races. The men’s fleet met tricky conditions, with course officials unable to hold any longer course races, as sailors spent more
Scottish windsurfing star Andy Brown sets out 2028 Olympic ambitions - AOL (opens the original)
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Andy Brown is taking an attacking approach to home waters in Weymouth as he bids to retain his title as world champion. The Scottish windsurfer enters the Musto iQFOiL World Championships 2026 as the man to beat and both reigning champions belong to the host nation, with Emma Wilson defending her women’s crown. Brown is hoping to make the most of his local knowledge as he bids for a repeat in an event he sees as a key marker two years out from the LA Olympics. He said: “There’s lots of sailing a
'I can even be with my dog!' - Windsurfing star hopes home comforts help world title defence - AOL (opens the original)
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Emma Wilson hopes home comforts can propel her to a successful defence of her world title. The Nottingham-born windsurfer grew up on the Dorset coast in Christchurch and is based near the Weymouth & Portland National Sailing Academy, which is hosting next week’s Musto iQFOiL World Championships. Wilson completed her set at the event with gold in Aarhus last year, having won bronze and silver in 2023 and 2024 respectively, and the two-time Olympic bronze medallist is eager to show what she can do
Meet the Paralympic hero targeting another world title before a dream finish at LA 2028 - AOL (opens the original)
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A Nottinghamshire World champion paddler is racing towards what could be his final Paralympic Games, and he is looking to finish on the top of the sport. David Phillipson, 37, from Bingham will compete for Great Britain in KL2 kayak racing at the ICF Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe World Championships later this month as defending champion. He will take to the water in Poznan, from 26-30 August over 200m and the competition will be another marker before what he admitted may be his last trip to the Pa
From beach cleaning to the Commonwealth Games: Artist hopes King's baton raises awareness of threat of ocean plastic - AOL (opens the original)
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From beach rubbish to centre stage at the Commonwealth Games. A King's Baton made from discarded plastic will carry a powerful environmental message into this week's opening ceremony in Glasgow. Cornish artist Bonnie Steward created Team England's Baton from rubbish collected on beaches, riverbanks and in towns in the hope of highlighting the growing threat of ocean plastic. Her striking artwork will be showcased before King Charles and Queen Camilla at the opening ceremony inside Glasgow's OVO
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