Stronger breeze and tactical racing defined Day 3 of the 29er competition at Kiel Week, with two additional races completed in fresh conditions on the Kiel Fjord. The fleet has now completed eight races in total.
After six races were completed by Day 2, the 29er fleet was officially split into Gold and Silver groups for the final series. With stronger winds returning today, teams in both fleets faced challenging conditions and tight competition, especially among the front-runners.
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As the final boats crossed the line this afternoon, the breeze began to ease and cloud cover moved in, setting a dramatic close to a pivotal day of racing.
With the European Championship now just one week away, Kiel Week continues to provide a high-level tune-up opportunity for many of the continent’s top teams.
Top 10 – Gold Fleet After 8 Races
NOR 16 – Nicklas Holt / Philip Forslund – 19.9 ptsPOL 17 – Szymon Kolka / Bartosz Zmudzinski – 23.0 pts
NZL 3496 – Nelsen Meacham / Joe Leith – 29.0 pts
NZL 23 – William Leech / William Mason – 34.0 pts
POL 3409 – Maurycy Kosmowski / Jan MarjaNski – 36.0 pts
SWE 3254 – Henric Wigforss / William Drakenberg – 47.0 pts
SWE 2921 – Alexander Olsson / David Aldurén – 51.0 pts
GBR 3260 – Dirk Rogers / William McEwan – 51.0 pts
GBR 3395 – Lila Edwards / Amelie Hiscocks – 51.0 pts
DEN 3158 – Marie Maier / Nanna Nørgaard – 52.0 pts
Congratulations to all the teams, we are looking forward to the final day.
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Racing continues tomorrow with the finals series in full swing. Stay tuned for further updates as the week progresses.
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