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14. Jimmy Key Universail Sailing Races

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The YTU Sailing Club achieved important placements at the 14th Jimmy Key Universail Sailing Races hosted in İzmir Urla on 26–27 April, following two days of challenging competition. Thanks to its technical skills and team spirit, the team won second place in the ORC-A1 category and third place in the Support-2 category.

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