The new Le Tour de Langkawi logo designed by SharonJane Liau, chosen by the Youth and Sports Ministry of Malaysia.
Dec 22, 2009
Le Tour de Langkawi logo design
The new Le Tour de Langkawi logo designed by SharonJane Liau, chosen by the Youth and Sports Ministry of Malaysia.
Dec 21, 2009
IODA Asian Sailing Championship 2009 - Day 5
NOPPAKAO RULES THE WAVES
THAI lass Noppakao Poonpat showed her prowess on the seas when she steered her way to the overall individual title of the IODA Asian sailing championships at Kuah Harbour in Langkawi. The runaway leader from the opening day on Monday, Noppakao lay claim to the title of undisputed queen of sailing.
Noppakao, 14, who hails from Chonburi, also helped Thailand to the team title on Wednesday. The three-time world Optimist girls’ individual champion amassed 34 points (best 10 out of 12 races), fending off a strong challenge from Spain's Carlos Robles, who held on to his No 2 spot from Thursday with 45 points. Muhammad Farhan Hamid did the host country proud when he came in third (52 points).
The pint-sized Carlos, the only representative from Spain, said he could have toppled Poonpat from top spot in the final race, which was off course sailing, but was unable to exploit the chance.
http://www.sailing.org/news/31137.php
Results:
Individual Asian Championship
1. Noppakao Poompat (Thailand)
2. Muhammad Farhan (Malaysia)
3. Thacharin Narbonne (Thailand)
Individual Open Championship
1. Noppakao Poompat (Thailand)
2. Carlos Robles (Spain)
3. Muhammad Farhan (Malaysia)
Under 12
1. Thacharin Narbonne (Thailand)
2. Elisa Yukie Yokoyama (Singapore)
3. Ryan Lo (Singapore)
THAI lass Noppakao Poonpat showed her prowess on the seas when she steered her way to the overall individual title of the IODA Asian sailing championships at Kuah Harbour in Langkawi. The runaway leader from the opening day on Monday, Noppakao lay claim to the title of undisputed queen of sailing.
Noppakao, 14, who hails from Chonburi, also helped Thailand to the team title on Wednesday. The three-time world Optimist girls’ individual champion amassed 34 points (best 10 out of 12 races), fending off a strong challenge from Spain's Carlos Robles, who held on to his No 2 spot from Thursday with 45 points. Muhammad Farhan Hamid did the host country proud when he came in third (52 points).
The pint-sized Carlos, the only representative from Spain, said he could have toppled Poonpat from top spot in the final race, which was off course sailing, but was unable to exploit the chance.
http://www.sailing.org/news/31137.php
Results:
Individual Asian Championship
1. Noppakao Poompat (Thailand)
2. Muhammad Farhan (Malaysia)
3. Thacharin Narbonne (Thailand)
Individual Open Championship
1. Noppakao Poompat (Thailand)
2. Carlos Robles (Spain)
3. Muhammad Farhan (Malaysia)
Under 12
1. Thacharin Narbonne (Thailand)
2. Elisa Yukie Yokoyama (Singapore)
3. Ryan Lo (Singapore)
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