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Hundreds of sailors competed in the 48th Carnival Sailing Tournament in Vilamoura

March 1, 2022 - 9:49

The charismatic Algarve tournament, organized by CIMAV, brought together sailors from several European countries

Algarve sailors win four gold medals in the Juniors and Absolute Nationals

April 5, 2018 - 17:45

Algarve sailors brought four national champion titles in the Portugal Juniors and Absolute 2018 Championship, in sailing, which […]

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TAG: CIMAVilamoura

Hundreds of sailors competed in the 48th Carnival Sailing Tournament in Vilamoura

Algarve sailors win four gold medals in the Juniors and Absolute Nationals

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