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Shirley Ann Robertson was born on 15 July 1968, Dundee. Shirley
Robertson is a Scottish sailor and Olympic gold medalist. She made it in the
history books by becoming the first British woman to win two Olympic gold
medals at consecutive games, Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004.
She won his first
Olympic gold medal in the Europe class at the Summer Olympics in 2000. The 2004
Summer Olympics, the team secured the gold medal in the Yngling class with one
race to spare. Shirley's World Sailor of the Year at the International Sailing
Federation in 2000 and was awarded the MBE and OBE in 2005 was in 2000. She was
sailing the regular presenter of the mainsail in January 2006 to a monthly
program on CNN in the world.
He is also a commentator for the BBC's coverage of
the Olympic Sailing Summer Games in 2008. Her role at the Olympic Games is through
its holding in the London Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games Sport
Advisory Group. Shirley spent her childhood in Menstrie central Scotland. She
began Sailing at age of 7 to navigation on a mirror dinghy miracle girl whose
father built their house with garage in Clackmannanshire, and they sailed on
Loch Ard in the Trossachs.
A child with the ability to concentrate and think
that you can achieve anything with hard work and listen to those around you
paid for it defines. She quickly got wrong, and his quest for Olympic gold
medal at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh in 1990. Shirley married her
partner Jamie Boag in June 2001; she lives today in Cowes on the Isle of Wight.
She gave birth to twins in July 2006 kids. Olympic Sailing Tickets for London Olympic
Games are On Sale at Sport Ticket Exchange.
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