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The Hansa world sailing championships sees disabled and able bodied sailors compete

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The Hansa world sailing championships next week won't just be bringing elite sailors from around the world to Sydney. There's a strong inclusion element to the tournament which will see disabled and able bodied sailors contend for honours.
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