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In Rio Caleb Paine celebrates taking the first US sailing medal at an Olympic Games since Beijing 2008 with a bronze in the Finns. Prior to Beijing the USA was a regular performer in the sailing competition and in 1984 in LA won a medal in every class. What changed was the emergence of the national mega-teams with a whole new scale of backing; quasi-Corinthian US campaigns with private or yacht club-backed athletes were left in the dust


determination to his new job. He is already working very closely with the current team, which includes three younger sailors who are the first graduates of our Olympic Development Program. At the first test event for the Tokyo Games recently Erika Reineke


won gold for the USA in the Radial. Needless to say, Olympic sailing is a full-time endeavour and our sailors are being encouraged to get 200-250 days a year on the water. Caleb Paine is training five days a week. I personally am very motivated to try to help the USA win in the


funding race. We need to get America back to where it was in 1984 and 1992, virtually a medal in every class at two Olympic Games. The game has changed. What worked then won’t work now. The effort required is more than double, in every area. We have seen what it takes to win, we have assessed our weaknesses, we have made significant changes. Now we must find the funding to pay for all of this. The USA will get there.


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