SAILING

FROM failure to qualify for Beijing 2008 to orienting his sails to his third consecutive Olympics in Tokyo this summer, Andrew Lewis's voyage through the sport of sailing has covered a wide gamut of human experiences.

OLYMPIC-bound sailor Andrew Lewis said on Thursday that every bit of success he achieves at the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan this year will be dedicated to his homeland, Trinidad and Tobago.

ANDREW Lewis was moved to tears, on Wednesday, recalling the rush he felt during and after the World Cup Series race in Florida over the weekend, which saw him qualify for his third consecutive Olympic games.

T&T sailor Kelly-Ann Arrindell competes during the 2019 South American Laser Championships yesterday in Paracas, Peru.

Olympic sailor, Andrew Lewis is competing in the 49th Sofía Iberostar which began in Mallorca, Spain yesterday.

(Port of Spain, Trinidad: 24thMay 2016): Trinidadian Sailor and Olympian Andrew Lewis is Flow’s newest sports brand ambassador. At a reception held at the Sailing Association in Chaguaramas earlier today, Flow, the local telecommunications provider announced that Lewis will be sporting the Flow logo on one of his laser vessels as he now joins track athletes Khalifa St Fort and Machel Cedenio on the company’s roster of brand ambassadors.

The 2016 National Dinghy Championships (Series I) sails off at the Trinidad and Tobago Sailing Association (TTSA) headquarters in Hart’s Cut Bay, Chaguaramas, today from 11am.

Olympic sailor Andrew Lewis spent Christmas Day at the Miguel Couto Municipal Hospital in Rio de Janerio, Brazil, where he is recovering from corrective surgery performed on Monday on his jaw and left leg.

The Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) extends best wishes to Olympic sailor Andrew Lewis.