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News – Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Tuesday, March 19, 2024   

ILCA 6 & 7 - U21 European Championship - Puerto Pollensa ESP - Day 1

 ILCA 6 & 7 - U21 European Championship - Puerto Pollensa ESP - Day 1 Good conditions with sunshine and 10-14 knots of wind at the start of the U21 European Championships off Mallorca meant that two races could be completed. ----- In the men's ILCA 7, Rem Pulci ISR took the lead (1/5), followed 4 points behind by Eric Norlen SWE and Theodor Middelthon NOR on equal points. Boris Hirsch SUI is in 72nd of the 137 participants - the ILCA 7 ranking. ----- In the ILCA 6, Eve McMahon IRL and Emma Mattivi ITA share the lead on equal points. Four points behind them, Lilly-May Niezabitowska POL and Marga Perello ESP are tied in 3rd place. Pia Conradi GER is 9th, Alina Shapovalova UKR follows in 11th place and Viktoria Jedlinska SUI is 24th of the 65 participants - the ILCA 6 rankings. ----- The daily report and the event website with the rankings.
Tuesday, March 19, 2024   

Sailing Championsleague - Qualifier 1 - Vilamoura POR - Final results

 Sailing Championsleague - Qualifier 1 - Vilamoura POR - Final results The first qualifier for the Champions League final in September was sailed in Vilamoura at the weekend. ----- In a close decision, Åländska Segelsällskapet from Finland won with a one-point lead over RC Oberhofen SUI with Nick Zeltner SUI. A further point behind them, Kongelig Dansk YC and SV Kreuzlingen with Tom Rüegge SUI shared third place. The two Swiss teams are therefore among the 9 teams that qualified for the final. ----- The ranking list and the report.
News – Monday, March 18, 2024
Monday, March 18, 2024   

470, Nacra 17, iQ-Foil - Mallorca Sailing Center Regatta - El Arenal ESP - Final results

 470, Nacra 17, iQ-Foil - Mallorca Sailing Center Regatta - El Arenal ESP - Final results On the final day of the Sailing Centre Regatta - used by most as training for the Palma World Cup starting in a fortnight' time - only the 470s were in action and were able to complete one race. Nitai Hasson/Noa Lasry ISR took the win after Lara Vadlau/Lukas Mähr AUT lost their lead with a 21st place finish. Jordi Xammar/Nora Brugman ESP followed in third place thanks to their win on the day. Yves Mermod/Maja Siegenthaler SUI were unable to improve further and finished 19th. All rankings.
Monday, March 18, 2024   

ILCA 6 & 7 - U21 European Championship - Puerto Pollensa ESP

 ILCA 6 & 7 - U21 European Championship - Puerto Pollensa ESP The U21 European Championship of the Olympic ILCA classes starts today in Mallorca with the first races. In ILCA 7, 136 men from 33 nations are at the start, including Boris Hirsch SUI and Timo Coupek SUI. In the women's ILCA 6 there are 65 participants from 26 nations, including Victoria Jedlinska SUI - the entry lists. Yesterday's programme included the practice race and the opening ceremony - the Facebook page with videos and pictures and the event website.
Monday, March 18, 2024   

Finn - Finn Cup - Torbole ITA - Final results

 Finn - Finn Cup - Torbole ITA - Final results According to the report, there was one race on the final day of the Finn Cup, but the official ranking has not yet been updated this morning. Anyway, there were no more changes at the top: Florian Raudaschl AUT won with 5 race wins, Christoph Burger SUI was able to hold on to 2nd place. The event website.
Monday, March 18, 2024   

Formula Kite - European Championship 2024 - Los Alcazares ESP

The Olympic Kiteboarding European Championships begin today on the Mar Menor, a large lagoon in south-east Spain. The men will be sailing in 4 groups, with Max Maeder SGP as the big favorite. Switzerland will be represented by Gian-Andrea Stragiotti, Bruce Kessler, Marcin Kroczak, Céderic Baker, and Karl Maeder. The women are sailing in two fleets, with Elena Lengweiler the only Swiss competitor. The groupings.
Monday, March 18, 2024   

Optimist - Annual Championship 2024 - CV Lago di Lugano - Final results

 Optimist - Annual Championship 2024 - CV Lago di Lugano - Final results After at least one race was sailed on Saturday in very light winds, there was no wind yesterday in Lugano. Alina Durrer DRCS and Maxime Vallotton CVVT each won the race in their group, with Tim Baïle CNP and Lina Portner RCO sharing third place. The ranking list.
News – Sunday, March 17, 2024
Sunday, March 17, 2024   

470, Nacra 17, iQ-Foil - Mallorca Sailing Center Regatta - El Arenal ESP - Day 2

 470, Nacra 17, iQ-Foil - Mallorca Sailing Center Regatta - El Arenal ESP - Day 2 Yesterday, only the 470s were able to finish further races on Palma Bay. ----- After another 3 races, Lara Vadlau/Lukas Mähr AUT took the lead. Nitai Hasson/Noa Lasry ISR are already 15 points behind in 2nd place. Giacomo Ferrari/Alessandra Dubbini ITA and Malte and Anastassia Winkel GER share 3rd place on equal points, while Yves Mermod/Maja Siegenthaler SUI moved up to 18th place thanks to a victory in the last race. ----- All rankings.
News – Saturday, March 16, 2024
Saturday, March 16, 2024   

470, Nacra 17, iQ-Foil - Mallorca Sailing Center Regatta - El Arenal ESP - Day 1

 470, Nacra 17, iQ-Foil - Mallorca Sailing Center Regatta - El Arenal ESP - Day 1 Yesterday, in the run-up to the Olympic World Cup, the Sailing Centre Regatta began in El Arenal with 3 races. ----- With 28 teams, the 470 fleet is very competitive. Keiju Okada/Miho Yoshioka JPN took the lead, Nitai Hasson/Noa Lasry ISR follow 1 point behind, and the new world champions Jordi Xammar/Nora Brugman ESP are in 3rd place. Yves Mermod/Maja Siegenthaler SUI started the series furiously with two premature starts and are right at the end of the rankings. ----- The Nacra 17 completed 4 races, with Mateo Majdalani/Eugenia Bosco ARG and Paul Kohlhoff/Alica Stuhlemmer GER tied on points at the top. Axel Grandjean/Noëmi Fehlmann SUI finished only one of the 4 races and are 10th of the 12 teams. ----- Emma Wilson GBR is clearly in the lead in the women's iQ Foil after 5 races. ----- The iQ-Foil men did not compete due to a lack of participation. ----- All rankings and the Facebook page.
Saturday, March 16, 2024   

Figaro 3 - Solo Guy Cotten - Concarneau FRA - Day 5

 Figaro 3 - Solo Guy Cotten - Concarneau FRA - Day 5 The 3rd and final leg of the Solo Guy Cotten came to an end in Concarneau yesterday morning. ----- With his second leg victory, Loïs Berrehar FRA was the superior winner, with Alexis Loison FRA and Jules Delpeche FRA taking the honours. Anaelle Pattusch SUI finished 26th, 3 hours 26 minutes behind. ----- The results of leg 3. ----- There is still only a provisional overall classification. This morning, the protest of Gaston Morvan FRA will be heard. The winner of leg 2, who had to abandon the race at the beginning of leg 3 after a collision, is hoping to get redress. The report.
Saturday, March 16, 2024   

Finn - Finn Cup - Torbole ITA - Day 1

 Finn - Finn Cup - Torbole ITA - Day 1 Yesterday, the Finn Cup began on Lake Garda with two races in a moderate Ora. ----- Christoph Burger SUI took the lead with 1st and 2nd place. Florian Raudaschl AUT follows 2 points behind, and Fabian Lemmel GER is 3rd. Peter Scheidegger SUI is 17th and Laurent Chappuis SUI 21st of the 32 participants. ----- The ranking list.
News – Friday, March 15, 2024
News – Thursday, March 14, 2024
Thursday, March 14, 2024   

Ultim Trimaran - Arkea Ultim Challenge - Brest FRA - Day 67/Final Day

 Ultim Trimaran - Arkea Ultim Challenge - Brest FRA - Day 67/Final Day Yesterday afternoon, Eric Péron FRA also reached the finish of the Ultime Challenge in Brest with his Adagio, 17 days after winner Charles Caudrelier FRA. For Péron, who was the only one traveling on a conventional trimaran without foils, this was his first-ever circumnavigation of the globe! He crossed the Pacific in just 9 days and 8 hours, making him the fastest in the fleet! ----- The report.
Thursday, March 14, 2024   

Figaro 3 - Solo Guy Cotten - Concarneau FRA - Day 3

 Figaro 3 - Solo Guy Cotten - Concarneau FRA - Day 3 The start of the 3rd leg of the Solo Guy Cotten, the first series of the French single-handed offshore championship, took place yesterday in Concarneau. This morning, the closely bunched fleet sailed around a third of the 370-mile course in the south of Brittany. Leading the overall standings is Loïs Berrehar FRA, followed one mile behind by Alexis Loison FRA. Gaston Morvan FRA, winner of the second leg, retired early after a collision with a leak. Anaelle Pattusch SUI follows in 31st place, 13 miles behind. ----- The race tracker and the reports.
News – Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Wednesday, March 13, 2024   

Figaro 3 - Solo Concarneau - Concarneau FRA - Day 2

 Figaro 3 - Solo Concarneau - Concarneau FRA - Day 2 With 17 miles, a shorter coastal race was on the program in Concarneau yesterday. ----- Gaston Morvan FRA secured victory after a close duel with Loïs Berrehaar FRA, the winner of the first coastal race. The two also lead the overall standings. Anaelle Pattusch SUI finished 25th and improved her overall ranking by one place. ----- Today sees the start of the royal leg over 370 miles, with an expected finish on Friday. ----- The ranking and the daily report.
Wednesday, March 13, 2024   

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News – Tuesday, March 12, 2024
Tuesday, March 12, 2024   

Ultim Trimaran - Arkea Ultim Challenge - Brest FRA - Day 65

 Ultim Trimaran - Arkea Ultim Challenge - Brest FRA - Day 65 After 64 days and one hour, Anthony Marchand FRA with his 'Actual' reached the finish line in Brest yesterday afternoon in 4th place. Although he had to sail without his foils since the Pacific, he achieved an average speed of 19.48 knots. Eric Péron FRA ('Adagio') is the last to finish. He is currently benefiting from an exceptional weather situation with fresh, aft-southerly winds that are bringing him quickly to Brest. He still has 730 miles to go to the finish, which he will reach on Wednesday. ----- The event website with race tracker and the reports.
Tuesday, March 12, 2024   

2.4m - Championnat de France - Moisson FRA - Final results - Victory for Urs Infanger SUI

 2.4m - Championnat de France - Moisson FRA - Final results - Victory for Urs Infanger SUI The French 2.4m championship was held at the weekend on a branch of the Seine to the west of Paris. With 6 victories in 9 races, Urs Infanger SUI won with a 15-point lead over Robert Humbert FRA. Two-time Olympic medallist Uli Libor GER, now 84 years old, followed in third place! There were 22 participants from 7 nations at the start. ----- The results and the Facebook page.
Tuesday, March 12, 2024   

Figaro 3 - Solo Guy Cotten - Concarneau FRA - Day 1

 Figaro 3 - Solo Guy Cotten - Concarneau FRA - Day 1 The French single-handed annual championship, a series of single-handed regattas, began yesterday with the Solo Guy Cotten, culminating in the Solitaire du Figaro in August. A first 33-mile coastal race was on the program yesterday. ----- Loïs Berrehar FRA won in fresh winds, while Anaelle Patusch SUI, who was sailing for the first time in the class, came 29th out of the 35 participants from 3 nations. The 20-year-old from Geneva began her career in the ILCA and in the 29er, and was able to gain her first offshore experience with Alan Roura SUI and Justine Mettraux SUI. ----- Today, an 11-mile coastal race is on the program. The report with ranking.
News – Monday, March 11, 2024
Monday, March 11, 2024   

49er, 49erFX - World Championship 2024 - Lanzarote ESP - Final results

The Olympic Skiff World Championship came to an end yesterday with a final qualification regatta and the Medal Races. After a windy week, there were moderate winds of around 12 knots at the end. ----- The order on the podium did not change: Erwan Fischer/Clément Péquin FRA in the 49ers were outstanding and were already crowned the new world champions before the medal race after another race win. Bart Lambriex/Floris Van de Werken NED took silver. Diego Boton/Florian Trittel ESP finished 3rd, while Sébastien Schneiter/Arno de Planta improved to 6th place with a 3rd place in the Medal Race. Joshua Richner/Nilo Schärer SUI finished the World Championships in 46th place of the 70 teams - the 49er ranking. ----- In the women's event, Odile Van Aanholt/Annette Duetz NED regained the World Championship title, which they lost to Vilma Bobeck/Rebecca Netzler SWE last year. The Swedes finished 2nd, with bronze going to Jana Germani/Giorgia Bertuzzi ITA. Two-time Olympic champions Martine Grael/Kahena Kunze BRA finished 4th - the 49erFX ranking . The final report.
Monday, March 11, 2024   

18 Footer - JJ Giltinan Trophy - Sydney AUS - Final results

 18 Footer - JJ Giltinan Trophy - Sydney AUS - Final results With the 9th and final race, the 18-footer World Championship came to an end yesterday in Sydney - we broadcast the race live. ----- With another victory, 'Yandoo' with Micah Lane/Fang Warren/Lewis Brake AUS secured the title ahead of 'Rag&Famish Hotel' with Harry Price/Josh McKnight/Finn Rodowicz AUS. 'Black Knight' with Heinrich von Bayern/Thomas Martin/Andy Martin GER finished an excellent 5th place, making them the best international team. ----- The ranking and the Facebook page.
Monday, March 11, 2024   

ILCA - Europacup 2024 - Puerto Pollensa ESP - Final results

 ILCA - Europacup 2024 - Puerto Pollensa ESP - Final results Plenty of wind on the final day of the ILCA European Cup in Mallorca, and all three classes were able to finish two races. ----- With 4 race wins in 5 races, Maud Jayet SUI won the ILCA 6 with a one-point lead over Sergio Garcia ESP. Rosine Baudet SUI followed in 16th place, Matthew Chassot SUI was 17th and Lars Dittel SUI 19th of the 120 participants. ----- An Indian victory by Vishnu Saravanan IND in the ILCA 7, with Willem Wiersmaa NED and Lawson Macaullay AUS completing the podium. Boris Hirsch SUI is 69th of the 92 participants. ----- In the ILCA 4 Jeremias Prikryl CZE won ahead of John-Frederik Wolff DEN, and Niklas Ambos SUI was the best Swiss in 9th place of the 86 participants. ----- All rankings, the report and the Facebook page with the pictures.
 
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