Abu Dhabi (Etihad)
Sheikh Ahmed bin Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Nahyan, President of the Modern Sailing and Rowing Federation, crowned the winners at the end of the sixth round of the modern sailing competition “Emirates Champion”, organized to success with the community club “Z Club”. in Abu Dhabi, under the supervision of the current Sailing and Rowing Federation, and with the participation of Special club teams and academies in the country.
The most prominent male and female national team players, representing Abu Dhabi Marine Sports Club, Al Hamriya Club, Dubai Beach Boat Club – Dusk, Zee Club – Abu Dhabi, and B&O Marina Academy, took part in the sixth round together up to 80 male and female competitors, led by brothers from Qatar, along with an elite group of sports fans The number of residents living in the country represented Great Britain, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, United States, Colombia, Czech Republic, France, Greece and Italy.
Hamza Al Ali, a competitor for the Abu Dhabi Marine Sports Team, won first place in the Ka 7 category, while his colleague Khalifa Al Rumaithi continued his brilliance in the Optimist competitions by winning two gold medals for the Optimist overall and under-12 classification. , which saw the participation of 40 male and female contestants, and Abdullah Yahya and Simon Haristor took second and third place.
Player Mohammed Al Owais (Al Hamriyah) won first place in the Ka4 category, which saw the participation of 20 male and female competitors, while Britain’s Eva Hardy topped the girls’ standings, while his brother Sultan Al Owais topped the Ka6 division, and Kerry Burton from New Zealand won gold in the Ka7 Masters, while Richard Wood from Great Britain took first place at the Alka 7 Grand Masters.
2024-11-18 13:39:00
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How do the fishing and marine tourism sectors benefit from international sailing competitions held in the UAE?
1. Can you tell us about the significance of the Modern Sailing and Rowing Federation in organizing sailing competitions in the UAE?
2. How important is it to have international participation in these sporting events, and what benefits do they bring to the local community?
3. Could you share some insights on the challenges faced by the organizers in planning and executing such largescale events?
4. As a winner in the Ka7 category, Hamza Al Ali, how do you feel about representing Abu Dhabi Marine Sports Club in these competitions?
5. Khalifa Al Rumaithi, as someone who has won multiple gold medals in the Optimist competition, what motivates you to continue participating in this sport?
6. Abdullah Yahya and Simon Haristor, as the second and third place winners in the Ka4 category, what approach did you take to achieve this feat?
7. Mohammed Al Owais and Sultan Al Owais, as winners of the Ka4 and Ka6 divisions, how do you feel about representing Al Hamriyah Club in this championship?
8. Eva Hardy, as the first place winner in the girls’ standings, what was your training regimen prior to the competition?
9. Kerry Burton and Richard Wood, as international competitors in the Ka7 Masters and Grand Masters categories, what inspired you to participate in this championship?
10. What message would you like to send to young aspiring athletes who dream of making it big in sailing sports?
