British medal hopes for 2004 Olympics

British medal hopes for 2004 Olympics; Ben Ainslie (Member British Olympics yachting team, Team GBR) speaking as sailing along SOT - Great day perfect day for sailing, bit shifty but good to have some breeze SEQ Ainslie sailing his Finn class yacht (3 shots) Ben Ainslie (Olympic Finn class) speaking as sailing along SOT - Boat is three foot longer / Much bigger sail / Sail, boat and mast can all be to your own specifications SEQ Chris Draper and Simon Hiscocks sailing their 49er class yacht (2 shots) Simon Hiscocks (Olympic 49er class) speaking as sailing along SOT - Wind quite strong at times and also very light and we're about to crash into you SEQ Iain Percy and Steve Mitchell sailing their Star keel class yacht Steve Mitchell (Olympic Star class) speaking as sailing along SOT - Apart from ourselves the Swedes, French, Brazilians, Bermudans and possibly Americans Iain Percy (Olympic Star class) replies SOT - Oh stop worrying me Steve Iain Percy and Steve Mitchell sailing their Star keel class yacht Helliniko: Rodd Carr (Royal Yachtinhg Assocaition) interview SOT - Good culture of winning in the team / It's a cultural sport in UK / We have talent & some financial support & are well organised / Howards Way didn't do us a lot of favours / Dinghy sailing is inexpensive Windsurfer, Nick Dempsey, mounting board and sailing out from beach SEQ Nick Dempsey sailing his Mistral class windsurfer (3 shots) Off coast of Helliniko: Nick Dempsey (Olympic Mistral Class) speaking as standing on board at sea SOT - Started windsurfing at the age of 7 in the local league in Peterborough