ISAF: 5.5m World Champion Title Goes to Switzerland

Sep-13, 2010 | ISAF Website
A fleet of thirty boats gathered on Lake Garda from 6 to 10 of September to compete in the 2010 5.5 Metre World Championship.
The Race Committee of Circolo Vela Torbole did an excellent job in staging the seven races that were on the schedules. Winds conditions and ambience were fantastic.

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5.5m World Champion Title goes to Switzerland

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September 13, 2010 | Torbole, Italy

5.5m World Champion Title goes to Switzerland

A fleet of thirty boats gathered on Lake Garda from the 6th to the 10th of September to compete in the 2010 5.5 Metre World Championship.

The Race Committee of Circolo Vela Torbole did an excellent job in staging the seven races that were on the schedules. Winds conditions and ambience were fantastic.

Swiss Olympic Star sailor Flavio Marazzi together with his crew consisting of Aussie sailor Andrew Palfrey and Swiss boat builder Christof Wilke dominated the championship and took the first place overall with a total of 13 points and one race to spare. With this victory, Marazzi captured his fifth World Champion Title in the 5.5 Class.
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ISAF News: Norwegian Nergaard and His Crew Win 2010 5.5 Scandinavian Gold Cup

Sep-9, 2010 | ISAF Website
Six countries were represented in this year edition of the 5.5 Gold Cup hosted by Circolo Vela Torbole on Lake Garda: Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Norway, The Netherlands and Switzerland.

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Norwegian Nergaard and His Crew Win The 2010 Edition Of The 5.5 Scandinavian Gold Cup.

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September 5, 2010 | Torbole, Italy

Norwegian Nergaard and His Crew Win The 2010 Edition Of The 5.5 Scandinavian Gold Cup.

Six countries were represented in this year edition of the 5.5 Gold Cup hosted by Circolo Vela Torbole on Lake Garda: Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Norway, The Netherlands and Switzerland. The rule is simple: the boat that first wins three races is the winner and after three races, a boat that has not won a single race no longer compete.
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