During this hard time we are living far from water, we took the chance to talk with some of our top sailors to see how they are managing this lockdown experience. How are they balancing their lives and training, mood, workout or nutrition during this rare long period at home? After interviewing Mari Erdi HUN, […]
Our European sailors shone again at the Laser Worlds, this time far away on foreigner waters of Sandringham, Australia, where the 2020 Laser Men’s World Championships were held. Due to an extraordinary performance, the German and 30-years old sailor Philipp Buhl GER could finally conquer his first Laser World championship (also first for Germany), after
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Olympic Test Event concluded today in Enoshima, Japan. Unfortunately no Medal Races due to lack of wind. After 10 races with a mix of strong and light winds, 5 of 6 Laser medals were for European sailors, with Jesper Stalheim SWE and Emma Plasschaert BEL winning Gold. Emma Plasschaert and Jesper Stalheim won the
The first 14 Laser Men’s places for Tokyo 2020 were awarded yesterday at the 2018 Laser World championships in Aarhus, Denmark. In addition to Cyprus and Germany’s Olympic spots achieved by Gold medalist Pavlos Kontides and Bronze medalist Philipp Buhl, six other great European sailors had also qualified their countries to the next Olympic Games.
The 2018 World Cup Series closed second step yesterday in Miami, USA, where most of our European sailors showed a remarkable performance. 2018 Miami World Cup – Laser Radial results With nine of 10 sailors starting the Medal Race mathematically alive for a medal, was finally British sailor Alison Young GRB who won the Gold
Final series started today in Split, Croatia, where the 2017 Laser Standard Men’s World Championship is being played. French sailor Jean-Baptiste Bernaz is now in the lead, closely followed by Australians Matthew Wearn and Tom Burton. 2017 Laser Men’s World Championship – Day 4 results Only one race could be completed today due to light
