(Miho Bay, Japan) After six qualifying races, the championship fleets are now set for the ILCA Laser Standard Men’s Worlds. Three fleets completed two races in 15-18 knot winds and sunny skies – ideal sailing conditions to determine which sailors would make the gold fleet and race for the world title. New Zealand’s Sam Meech […]
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(Miho Bay, Japan) After four qualifying races, Sweden’s Jesper Stalheim, Jean-Baptiste Bernaz of France and George Gautrey from New Zealand are tied for first place with seven points each at the Laser Standard Men’s Worlds, putting them a mere 5 points ahead of tenth place. The tight standings are testament to the high level of competition
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Here are some useful links to follow the racing. Live Tracking – Real time tracking for each race by Trac Trac. Live Streaming – Mainly tracking video with some live video and drone shots from the water. This live feed is run by volunteer Japanese Laser sailors. They are doing their best to provide content.
(Miho Bay, Japan) Confirming that it is likely of the toughest, mostcompetitive championships in the sport of sailing, only 10 pointsseparate the top-10 sailors after day-one of the 2019 ILCA LaserStandard Men’s World Championship. After a morning postponement onshore, the 159 sailors from 57 countries in the 2019 ILCA LaserStandard Men’s World Championship were met
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