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The 2023 venue is located in Northern Europe’s largest yachting marina, offering approximately 2000 berths, Nieuwpoort Marina.

Around the centrally located venue tent, fully equipped with a cosy bar – offering drinks and snacks throughout the day, you will find the boat park, the camping ground, the trailer park and all the amenities needed for a one of a kind world championship.

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International Cadet – Bush and Thorogood are 2022 World Champions

Britain’s Toby Bush and Kemmel Thorogood are 2022 International Cadet World Champions.

Not needing to sail the final race, the pair from Waldringfield SC, avoided any possible chance of picking-up a penalty by spectating the final race and the resolution of the podium places.

The final race (R12) was won by Australia’s Luca Groves and Adela Thomas to claim third place overall,

Groves and Thomas closed to within two points of Britain’s Will and Annabel Shepherd, who claimed second overall just three points short of champions Bush and Thorogood.

Fourth overall were Kiran Hirthe and Marc Swientek of Germany, fifth were Hamish Collingridge and Rhona Enkel of Britain and rounding out the top six  . . . Evie McDonald and Jack Jones of Australia.

The Promo fleet was dominated by local competitors, with Harry Pilkington and Alex Ashbolt taking a four point overall victory ahead of Joshua Garner and Patrick Fowler, with Leo Church and Zachary Cross third.

Best placed British entry were 14th placed Gwen Thorogood and Josh Davidson.

The International Cadet 2022 World Championships were hosted by the Royal Yacht Club of Victoria, Australia.

The 2023 Worlds are scheduled for 20 – 28 July in Nieuwpoort, Belgium.

Held since 1967, with only the pandemic of 2020 causing a break, this is the first British victory since the 2016 win of Jamie Harris and Antonia Wilkinson in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Cadet 2022 World Championships – Final after 12 races, 2 discards (31 Entries)

1st GBR 10001  Toby Bush and  Kemmel Thorogood – – -32 – – 47 pts 2nd GBR 9994  Will Shepherd and  Annabel Shepherd – – 4 – – 50 pts 3rd AUS 9551  Luca Groves and  Adela Thomas – – 1 – – 52 pts 4th GER 9992  Kiran Hirthe and  Marc Swientek – – 13 – – 67 pts 5th GBR 9877  Hamish Collingridge and  Rhona Enkel – – 7 – – 69 pts 6th AUS 9614  Evie McDonald and  Jack Jones – – 3 – – 75 pts 7th AUS 9926  Lillyanne Johnston and  Dillan Barnes – – 2 – – 75 pts 8th AUS 9430  Max Sturman and  John Sturman – – -18 – – 77 pts 9th GBR 10012  Ed Fletcher and  Alex Enkel – – 8 – – 81 pts 10th AUS 9552  Grace Hooper and  George Shugg – – 11 – – 83 pts 11th AUS 9559  Ben Garner and  Will Garner – – 5 – – 88 pts 12th AUS 9778  Faye Read and  Olive Hooper – – 6 – – 88 pts 13th AUS 10087  Zane Chaplin and  William Clough – – 10 – – 102 pts 14th AUS 9822  Emma Suda and  Tess Holroyd – – 17 – – 133 pts 15th AUS 9698  Lulu Di Sciascio and  Chloe Allen – – -25 – – 141 pts 16th AUS 9921  Kylan Thompson and  Sienna Miller – – 19 – – 141 pts 17th POL 9902  Zuzanna Ostrowska and  Alicja Labanowska – – 9 – – 142 pts 18th AUS 9611  Carla Maertens and  Harper Miller – – 14 – – 143 pts 19th BEL 8997  Oliver Brands and  Hannelore Cammaer – – 12 – – 163 pts 20th GER 10075  Martin Rothe and  Tim Graf – – -29 – – 178 pts

Full results available here . . .

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Youth America’s Cup Delivers Fast-Paced Fleet Racing

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• September 24, 2024

After a month of boat-on-boat match racing in AC75s in Barcelona during the Louis Vuitton Cup Challenger Series, fans of fleet racing finally got their taste of AC40s playing in anger this week. But those at the controls of these fast 40-foot foilers were not the starting sailors of the America’s Cup Challengers and Defender, but rather the next-generation stars looking to make a name for themselves on the international stage. Where the AC75 contests could be described as big rigs racing around an oval track, the 40s were more akin to kart racing, and these hungry young sailors were certainly driving them like they stole them.

The Unicredit Youth America’s Cup kicked off with a qualification series designed to seed teams from two divisions: one division featured squads associated with Cup teams and the other division consisted of invited teams. The top three from each group advanced to the Semi Finals, which took place today and delivered four thrilling high-speed races.

In the fleet from Group A were the top-ranked team of from the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli camp, the practiced squad from the New York YC’s American Magic, and the British sailors of INEOS Britannia’s Athena Pathway development program. In Group B were the youngsters of Australia’s Team Andoo and the locals of Barcelona BCN, as well as Sweden’s Artemis Technologies. The Swedes emerged from the Group B qualifiers as clear favorites having been beneficiaries of Artemis’ state-of-the-art simulator and access to its own AC40 for training.

While the Swedes were the Group B favorite going into the day and the Italians were the clear favorite among the As, as racing got underway in 15 knots and flat water, it was anyone’s opportunity to shine.

Artemis battled its way to a win in the first race with starboard helm Oscar Engstrom sharing with the commentary team that he was happy to have beaten the big teams, but especially the Italians. American Magic, which struggled to get into the mix, posted a fifth.

In the next start, three boats were over early, opening up the course and allowing the Luna Rossa squad to pull off a late port-tack start behind the fleet. They immediately sailed into a right-side advantage with American Magic in hot pursuit, but thirteen minutes later, American Magic scored its first race win after an aggressive but clinical match race with the Italians.

Luna Rossa skipper Marco Grandoni acklowledged in his post-race interview that the Americans were surprisingly quick, and for the Americans’ part, starboard skipper Harry Melges IV reported that their first-race game plan was wrong and they devised a different plan of attack between races that worked much better.

The third race had American Magic in the mix again, lurking in third while the Italians match raced the Swedish team up the first beat. Through the first gate, the Americans had briefly taken the lead and were perfectly in control at 40 knots—until they weren’t and flubbed a jibe that cost them a few places. In the end, Luna Rossa notched its first win, followed across the line by the British and then American Magic.

That finish order set up a critical final race for the Americans and British, tied on points and the Italians assured a berth in the two-boat match race final on Thursday with the first race of the Louis Vuitton Cup Finals between Luna Rossa and INEOS Britannia. The Swedes, however, were only one point back.

The Italians were OCS at the start of Race 4, but were free to tack from the starboard end of the starting line and sprint to the favored right side of the course while bleeding off its OCS penalty. Meanwhile, American Magic, which started down near the leeward end, was buried in the second row beneath the Australians and forced to promptly tack and take the sterns of the entire fleet.

Sweden had a perfect start and was well in control of the race before one bad tack had them in crawling displacement mode and watching the fleet sail past at 30-plus knots upwind.

Once they were able to against the grain of the fleet, American Magic was able to pick its way back to the front to engage with and then shut down the British on the final upwind leg. A third-place finish secured their place in the finals against Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli.

The Italian sailors, helmsmen Marco Gradoni and Gianluigi Ugolini have serious talent behind them in trimmers Rocco Falcone and Federico Colaninno and are eyeing the match-race format keenly against Harry Melges and Kyle Navin on the steering wheels and flight controllers Severin Gramm and Finn Rowe. “Definitely a lot of pressure but we’re ready for it and you know we’ll go home and do our homework over the next couple days and for sure,” Navin said after racing. “We’ll be ready to roll.”

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2021 Cadet Open World Championship

Monday June 25, 2021 – UPDATE

PANDEMIC – Competitors should note that this event can be cancelled or postponed at any time and with very short notice. Neither the International Cadet Class Association, its officers and committee nor the host Club Fraglia Vela Riva will be responsible for any financial loss incurred as a result of the cancellation or postponement of this event. The International Cadet Class Association, its officers and committee or the host Club Fraglia Vela Riva will not be responsible for any adverse health outcomes associated with travel to or from this event or participation in this event. Competitors are strongly urged to seek their own medical advice and to monitor their national government’s health advice, that of the host country Italy and of any country through which competitors will be required to travel to attend the event.

The official Covid-19 updates from the Italian government can be found here .

Welcome to the dedicated page of the  2021 Cadet Open World Championship in Riva, Italy. In the coming weeks all important information about this event can be found here. A bit of history: up until 2012 all championships were organized by National Cadet Classes (NCCs), but in 2012 the International Cadet Class Association  hosted its first ever self-organized European Championship (in Carnac, France), to be followed by a self-organized World Championship in 2015 in… Riva del Garda. Since then the ICC hoped that one day we would return to  Fraglia Vela Riva  on beautiful Lake Garda with its grand views, incredible sailing conditions and inimitable  òra wind. Slated as a European Championship in 2020 preceding the Worlds in Australia due to Covid-19 it was decided to postpone to 2021 as an Open World Championship.

Fraglia della Vela Riva Via Giancarlo Maroni 2 38066 Riva del Garda Italy

The venue offers a host of amenities including: large boat park, car park, covered measurement area, two slipways, changing rooms, clubhouse with restaurant and bar, terraces with a breathtaking view and, last but not least, Riva del Garda’s old and picturesque city centre is within walking distance of the club with numerous shops, restaurants, bars, tour boats and several museums.

Federazione Italiana Vela

Our event, the 2021 Cadet Open World Championship , is placed on the official calendar of the Federazione Italiana Vela as published by the CONI , the Italian National Olympic Committee. Therefore it is deemed “ of national importance ”, which may help you in travelling to and within Italy. A copy of this official letter can be downloaded here .

The Federazione Italiana Vela , the Italian Yachting Union, has kindly granted us permission “ that athletes can participate  [in the Cadet Championship]  according to the age rules of their respective Countries or Federations ”.

The history to this permit: according to official Italian regulations (Italian) competitors under the age of 12 are not allowed to participate in a boat with a set of sails above a certain sail area. Kids of 6 years old may compete in an Optimist, but not in a Cadet. Hence the need for a special permit!

A copy of this permit will be posted on the official Notice Board.

Location: Where are we?  Riva del Garda —Riva for short—is located on the northern shore of Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy. And because it’s so big the lake is located in three different provinces: Lombardia, Trentino-South Tirol and Veneto. Riva is up north in Trentino-South Tirol.

Friday 30 July up to and including Friday 6 August 2020 .

Provisional Schedule:

Please note : all racing and timetable information is provisional hence subject to change.

Please note : our World Championships generally offer a training period prior to racing. In consultation with Fraglia Vela Riva the club does offer the possibility to bring your boat from 25 July to start training, but NOT earlier because another championship is hosted at the club previous to our event.

Notice of Race:

The Notice of Race is now available for  download .

Please note : a  Parent/Guardian Medical Response Information and Consent Form  is an integral part of the Notice of Race and has to be presented, filled out and signed, at registration in Riva.

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