Acts 2011 Extreme Sailing Series

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1 acts

1.1 act 1: muscat, oman
1.2 act 2: qingdao, china
1.3 act 3: istanbul, turkey
1.4 act 4: boston, usa
1.5 act 5: cowes, uk
1.6 act 6: trapani, italy
1.7 act 7: nice, france
1.8 act 8: almeria, spain
1.9 act 9: singapore





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ports visited


act 1: muscat, oman

the first act of series held in muscat, oman between 22–24 february 2011.


act 2: qingdao, china

qingdao, china second act 2011 series, , held on 15–17 april 2011.


act 3: istanbul, turkey

istanbul, turkey host of third act of 2011 series, on weekend of 27–29 may 2011.


act 4: boston, usa

the fourth act of 2011 in boston, united states , held between 30 june - 4 july 2011.


act 5: cowes, uk

the second act of series held again in cowes, uk. birthplace america s cup, act held during cowes week between 6–12 august 2011.


act 6: trapani, italy

trapani, italy sixth act year, held between 16–18 september 2011.


act 7: nice, france

between 30 september , 2 october 2011, nice, france hosted seventh act of series.


act 8: almeria, spain

almeria, spain host penultimate act of 2011 series, being held on 12–16 october 2011.


act 9: singapore

singapore final act in 2011, , held on 9–11 december 2011.








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