kilps
Expert Member
I was just wondering how many people follow the Americas Cup, Team Shosholoza and sailing in general.
For those who don't know the Americas Cup is one of the oldest competitions in the world (it is considered the the oldest trophy in sport) and is basically one of the pinicals of international competitive sailing (locally the Lipton Cup could be considered to be 'South Africa's Americas Cup') and has a huge following worldwide
Team Shosholoza is the South African entry representing Royal Cape Yacht Club - what is amazing though is that although the team has one of smallest budgets they are still competitive - after Act12 we are lying 7th for the 2006 season.
Anyway - just mentioning that SA sport is not just rugby, cricket and soccer
Other links:
http://www.rcyc.co.za/am-cup-may05.html (Royal Cape's Challenge page)
http://www.americascup.com/en/ (Official event webpage)
http://www.sailing.org.za (South African Sailing webpage)
For those who don't know the Americas Cup is one of the oldest competitions in the world (it is considered the the oldest trophy in sport) and is basically one of the pinicals of international competitive sailing (locally the Lipton Cup could be considered to be 'South Africa's Americas Cup') and has a huge following worldwide
Team Shosholoza is the South African entry representing Royal Cape Yacht Club - what is amazing though is that although the team has one of smallest budgets they are still competitive - after Act12 we are lying 7th for the 2006 season.
Anyway - just mentioning that SA sport is not just rugby, cricket and soccer
Other links:
http://www.rcyc.co.za/am-cup-may05.html (Royal Cape's Challenge page)
http://www.americascup.com/en/ (Official event webpage)
http://www.sailing.org.za (South African Sailing webpage)