Started sailing an Optimist aged 6 and progressed to representing the UK twice at the Youth World Championships in the single handed Laser Radial. She became a full time sailor in 1997 sailing the 470, the Women's double handed Olympic Class, in which she achieved a world ranking of 7th place in 1999.
A two year interlude into full-time employment followed. During this time Sarah was part of a team managing the outsourced services for BP with responsibilities for the contract management. During the time at BP she started Match Racing with both a British and an International Team based in the USA.
The draw of winning a medal at the Olympics took Sarah back into full time sailing. She was head-hunted in 2003 to join a British Yngling Team, joining Shirley Robertson and Sarah Ayton in the triple handed Olympic Class boat. The trio, dubbed 'The Three Blondes in a Boat', represented Great Britain at the Athens Olympics in 2004 and won Britain's first Gold Medal at the games.
On returning from Athens it was Sarah's feeling that she had more to achieve on the Olympic stage and with Sarah Ayton the duo formed their own Yngling Team. The pair teamed up with Lynx Sports Management in September 2005 and Mirabaud came on board as principle sponsor shortly after. Pippa Wilson joined the girls in October 2006 and the team hasn't looked back. With podium finishes at every event in 2007, cumulating in taking Gold at the World Championships in July 2007 and at the Pre-Olympic Event in China in August 07, the girls were selected to be part of the British Olympic Team in Beijing 2008. They have backed up their 2007 season by winning the World Championshipa again and the 2008 European Championships.
Sarah brings to Lynx Sports Management her knowledge of running both a successful Olympic Campaign and working in a goal orientated tight team environment where every decision is critical and where second place is failure.

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