EUROSAF Champions Sailing Cup

The EUROSAF Champions Sailing Cup is a series of sailing regattas that started in 2013.[1] The series features boats which feature at the Olympics and Paralympics.[2]

EUROSAF Champions Sailing Cup
First held2013
OrganizerEUROSAF
Classes2.4 mR, 470, 49er, 49er FX, Finn, Laser, Laser Radial, Nacra 17, RS:X, SKUD 18, Sonar
Websitehttp://events.sailracer.org/eventsites/new.asp?eventid=197185

Seasons

Season Regattas
2013 Garda Trentino Olympic Week, Delta Lloyd Regatta, Sail for Gold, Kiel Week, Semaine Olympique Française La Rochelle
2014 Garda Trentino Olympic Week, Delta Lloyd Regatta, Sail for Gold, Kiel Week
2015 Trofeo Princesa Sofia, Garda Trentino Olympic Week, Delta Lloyd Regatta, Kiel Week, Semaine Olympique Française La Rochelle
2016 Trofeo Princesa Sofia, Garda Trentino Olympic Week, Delta Lloyd Regatta, Kiel Week

Winners

[3][4]

Men's 470

Year Helmsman Country
2013Sime Fantela Croatia
2014Asenathi Jim South Africa
2015

Men's 49er

Year Helmsman Country
2013Julien d'Ortoli France
2014Federico Alonso Spain
2015

Men's Finn

Year Helmsman Country
2013Piotr Kula Poland
2014Phillip Kasueske Germany
2015

Men's Laser

Year Helmsman Country
2013Nicholas Heiner Netherlands
2014Sam Meech New Zealand
2015

Men's RS:X

Year Helmsman Country
2013Elliott Carney Great Britain
2014Luka Mratovic Croatia
2015

Women's 470

Year Helmsman Country
2013Jo Aleh New Zealand
2014Anna Burnet Great Britain
2015

Women's 49erFX

Year Helmsman Country
2013Tina Lutz Germany
2014Annemiek Bekkering Netherlands
2015

Women's Laser Radial

Year Helmsman Country
2013Annalise Murphy Ireland
2014Tatiana Drozdovskaya Belarus
2015

Women's RS:X

Year Helmsman Country
2013Izzy Hamilton Great Britain
2014Yuki Sunaga Japan
2015

Mixed Nacra 17

Year Helmsman Country
2013Jason Waterhouse Australia
2014Vittorio Bissaro Italy
2015

Open 2.4mR

Year Helmsman Country
2013Barend Kol Netherlands
2014Barend Kol Netherlands
2015

Open SKUD

Year Helmsman Country
2014Alexandra Rickham Great Britain

Open Sonar

Year Helmsman Country
2013John Robertson Great Britain
2014John Robertson Great Britain
2015

See also

References

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