2025-10-07
2025-10-12
Cagliari, Italy
| # | Sail Number | Skipper name | Crew name | Team Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ARG 275 | Máximo Matías VIDELA | Tadeo FUNES de RIOJA | Máximo Matías VIDELA |
| 2 | AUS 47 | Otto HENRY | Shaun CONNOR | Otto HENRY |
| 3 | AUS 25 | Harry PRICE | Max PAUL | Harry PRICE |
| 4 | AUS 61 | Jack FERGUSON | Jack HILDEBRAND | Jack FERGUSON |
| 5 | AUT 28 | Keanu PRETTNER | Jakob FLACHBERGER | Keanu PRETTNER |
| 6 | CAN 428 | Thomas STAPLES | William STAPLES | Thomas STAPLES |
| 7 | CRO 812 | Buba PULEK | Juraj RADACIC | BUBA PULEK |
| 8 | DEN 66 | Frederik RASK | Jakob PRECHT JENSEN | Frederik RASK |
| 9 | DEN 79 | Jonas WARRER | Mathias LEHM SLETTEN | Jonas WARRER |
| 10 | ESP 707 | Conrad KONITZER | Antonio TORRADO MARTINEZ | Conrad KONITZER |
| 11 | ESP 74 | Diego BOTIN | Florian TRITTEL PAUL | Diego BOTIN |
| 12 | ESP 775 | Martin WIZNER | Jaime WIZNER | martin WIZNER |
| 13 | FIN 321 | Juuso ROIHU | Lasse LINDELL | Juuso ROIHU |
| 14 | FIN 100 | Aatos KYLÄVAINIO | Onni KYLÄVAINIO | Aatos KYLÄVAINIO |
| 15 | FRA 1 | Erwan FISCHER | Clément PEQUIN | Erwan FISCHER |
| 16 | FRA 95 | Lucas RUAL | Emile AMOROS | Lucas RUAL |
| 17 | FRA 51 | Jean Baptiste BERNAZ | Mion JEREMIE | Jean Baptiste BERNAZ |
| 18 | FRA 441 | Revil THÉO | Gaultier TALLIEU | Revil THÉO |
| 19 | FRA 498 | Corentin GOULON | Timothee DEPERY | Corentin GOULON |
| 20 | FRA 445 | Malo KENNISH | Anatole MARTIN | Malo KENNISH |
| 21 | GBR 590 | Sam JONES | Richie THURLBY | Sam JONES |
| 22 | GBR 130 | Elliott WELLS | Billy VENNIS-OZANNE | Elliott WELLS |
| 23 | GBR 4 | James GRUMMETT | Rhos HAWES | James GRUMMETT |
| 24 | GBR 101 | Leo WILKINSON | Ben BRADLEY | Leo WILKINSON |
| 25 | GBR 180 | Fin ARMSTRONG | Ewan GRIBBIN | Fin ARMSTRONG |
| 26 | GER 363 | Simon HEINDL | Conrad JACOBS | Simon HEINDL |
| 27 | GER 925 | Per SCHWALL | Frederik SCHWALL | Per SCHWALL |
| 28 | GER 22 | Jakob MEGGENDORFER | Andreas SPRANGER | Jakob MEGGENDORFER |
| 29 | GER 718 | Valentin MÜLLER | Moritz FIEBIG | Valentin MÜLLER |
| 30 | GER 182 | Kjell HASCHEN | Iven Anton FROMM | Kjell HASCHEN |
| 31 | GER 404 | Nicolas KUTTER | Florentin MUCHENBERGER | Nicolas KUTTER |
| 32 | GER 875 | Moritz DORAU | Riko ROCKENBAUCH | Moritz DORAU |
| 33 | GER 281 | Johann SACH | Anton SACH | Johann SACH |
| 34 | GER 11 | Richard SCHULTHEIS | Fabian RIEGER | Richard SCHULTHEIS |
| 35 | GER 187 | Jesper BAHR | Fynn KAUFHOLD | Jesper BAHR |
| 36 | HKG 880 | Casey LAW | Augustin CLOT | Casey LAW |
| 37 | HKG 80 | Akira SAKAI | Russell AYLSWORTH | akira SAKAI |
| 38 | HUN 373 | Roni Oszkar SZABO | Olivér PAIS-HANK | Roni Oszkar SZABO |
| 39 | ISR 125 | Illy WUREIT | Yuval BARNOON | Illy WUREIT |
| 40 | ISR 272 | Tal SADE | Tal SADE | |
| 41 | ITA 217 | Alex DEMURTAS | Giovanni SANTI | ALEX DEMURTAS |
| 42 | ITA 23 | Zeno Valerio MARCHESINI | Leonardo CHISTÈ | Zeno Valerio MARCHESINI |
| 43 | NED 264 | Zeb van DORST | Michiel DAM | Zeb VAN DORST |
| 44 | NED 772 | Thomas SCHOUTEN | Mart KEGEL | Thomas SCHOUTEN |
| 45 | NED 987 | Robbert HUISMAN | Jorn SWART | Robbert HUISMAN |
| 46 | NED 456 | Wiebrand de VOS | Stijn GAST | Wiebrand DE VOS |
| 47 | NED 911 | Paul HAMEETEMAN | Pim van VUGT | Paul HAMEETEMAN |
| 48 | NOR 345 | Mathias BERTHET | Markus BERTHET | Mathias BERTHET |
| 49 | OMA 55 | Musab AL HADI | Waleed AL KINDI | Musab AL HADI |
| 50 | POL 5 | Mikolaj STANIUL | Jakub SZTORCH | Mikolaj STANIUL |
| 51 | POL 702 | Tytus BUTOWSKI | Borys PODUMIS | Tytus BUTOWSKI |
| 52 | POL 19 | Dominik BUKSAK | Adam GŁOGOWSKI | Dominik BUKSAK |
| 53 | POR 186 | José MENDES | João SANTOS | José MENDES |
| 54 | PUR 397 | Andre REGUERO | Andre GUARAGNA | Andre REGUERO |
| 55 | SUI 133 | Joshua RICHNER | Nilo SCHÄRER | Joshua RICHNER |
| 56 | SUI 499 | Pablo RÜEGGE | Linus ABICHT | Pablo RÜEGGE |
| 57 | SUI 6 | Sébastien SCHNEITER | Arno de PLANTA | Sébastien SCHNEITER |
| 58 | SWE 921 | Marius WESTERLIND | Olle ARONSSON | Marius WESTERLIND |
| 59 | SWE 220 | Jonathan LLADO KRENSLER | Johan BENGTSSON | Jonathan LLADO KRENSLER |
| 60 | URU 14 | Hernan UMPIERRE | Fernando DIZ | Hernan UMPIERRE |
| 61 | USA 43 | Andrew MOLLERUS | Trevor BORNARTH | Andrew MOLLERUS |
| 62 | USA 366 | Liam WALZ | Abercrombie GRIGGS | Liam WALZ |
| 63 | USA 118 | Nic MULLER | Duncan WILLIFORD | Nic MULLER |
| 64 | USA 132 | Jordan JANOV | Grant JANOV | Jordan JANOV |
| # | Sail Number | Skipper name | Crew name | Team Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AUS 777 | Mina FERGUSON | Dervla DUGGAN | Mina FERGUSON |
| 2 | AUS 5 | Laura HARDING | Annie WILMOT | Laura HARDING |
| 3 | AUS 606 | Lily RICHARDSON | India GILBERT | Lily RICHARDSON |
| 4 | AUS 34 | Brooke WILSON | Evie HASELDINE | Brooke WILSON |
| 5 | BEL 18 | Isaura MAENHAUT | Anouk GEURTS | Isaura MAENHAUT |
| 6 | CAN 71 | Georgia LEWIN-LAFRANCE | Antonia LEWIN-LAFRANCE | Georgia LEWIN-LAFRANCE |
| 7 | DEN 13 | Johanne SCHMIDT | Andrea SCHMIDT | Johanne SCHMIDT |
| 8 | DEN 142 | Josefine NOJGAARD | Sara Camille SCHOUW NIELSEN | Josefine NOJGAARD |
| 9 | DEN 41 | Jena Mai SEATON | Christina ANDERSEN | Jena Mai SEATON |
| 10 | ESP 313 | Stella ENRIQUEZ GOMEZ | Maria del Mar GIL ROIG | Stella ENRIQUEZ GOMEZ |
| 11 | ESP 21 | Patricia SUÁREZ | Melania HENKE | Patricia SUÁREZ |
| 12 | ESP 76 | Paula BARCELÓ | Maria CANTERO | Paula BARCELÓ |
| 13 | ESP 73 | Alicia FRAS | Elena BARRIO GARCIA | Alicia FRAS |
| 14 | GBR 214 | Karrie CLARK | Sophie RAVEN | Karrie CLARK |
| 15 | GBR 148 | Florence BRELLISFORD | Felicity BRELLISFORD | Florence BRELLISFORD |
| 16 | GBR 000 | Maddy ANDERSON | Katie DABSON | Maddy ANDERSON |
| 17 | GBR 24 | Freya BLACK | Saskia TIDEY | Freya BLACK |
| 18 | GBR 713 | Eleanor KEERS | Jessica JOBSON | Eleanor KEERS |
| 19 | GBR 188 | Monique VENNIS-OZANNE | A ANOTHER | Monique VENNIS-OZANNE |
| 20 | GBR 291 | Isabelle FELLOWS | Rachael POTTER | Isabelle FELLOWS |
| 21 | GER 22 | Maru SCHEEL | Freya FEILCKE | Maru SCHEEL |
| 22 | GER 696 | Katharina SCHWACHHOFER | Elena STOLTZE | Katharina SCHWACHHOFER |
| 23 | GER 55 | Marla BERGMANN | Hanna WILLE | Marla BERGMANN |
| 24 | GER 17 | Sophie STEINLEIN | Catherine BARTELHEIMER | Sophie STEINLEIN |
| 25 | GER 232 | Anna BARTH | Emma KOHLHOFF | Anna BARTH |
| 26 | HKG 888 | Emily POLSON | Tiffany MAK | Emily POLSON |
| 27 | IRL 107 | Erin McILWAINE | Ellen BARBOUR | Erin MCILWAINE |
| 28 | ITA 3 | Jana GERMANI | Bianca CARUSO | Jana GERMANI |
| 29 | ITA 15 | Sofia GIUNCHIGLIA | Giulia SCHIO | Sofia GIUNCHIGLIA |
| 30 | JPN 586 | Misaki TANAKA | Sera NAGAMATSU | Misaki TANAKA |
| 31 | JPN 717 | Manase ICHIHASHI | Rinko GOTO | Manase ICHIHASHI |
| 32 | NED 644 | Marissa IJBEN | Anne de KORT | Marissa IJBEN |
| 33 | NOR 11 | Pia Dahl ANDERSEN | Nora EDLAND | Pia Dahl ANDERSEN |
| 34 | POL 14 | Aleksandra MELZACKA | Sandra JANKOWIAK | Aleksandra MELZACKA |
| 35 | POL 74 | Gabriela CZAPSKA | Hanna RAJCHERT | Gabriela CZAPSKA |
| 36 | POL 4 | Ewa LEWANDOWSKA | Anna ZWARA | Ewa LEWANDOWSKA |
| 37 | SUI 299 | Malena RÜEGGE | Liv WICKI | Malena RÜEGGE |
| 38 | SUI 212 | Sophie STUDER | Shana BURGER | Sophie STUDER |
| 39 | SWE 117 | Maja HANSSON-MILD | Linn BERNTSSON | Maja HANSSON-MILD |
| 40 | SWE 999 | Klara UTTERSTROM | Ebba BERNTSSON | Klara UTTERSTROM |
| 41 | SWE 969 | Julia HENRIKSSON | Klara JOHANSSON | Julia HENRIKSSON |
| 42 | SWE 2 | Vilma BOBECK | Vilma BOBECK | |
| 43 | SWE 222 | Alice MOSS | Ellen FREDRIKSSON | Alice MOSS |
| 44 | USA 572 | Madeline HAWKINS | Lillian MYERS | Madeline HAWKINS |
| 45 | USA 101 | Kelly COLE | Rachel GLENN | Kelly COLE |
| 46 | USA 49 | Paris HENKEN | Helena SCUTT | Paris HENKEN |
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The Sardinia Sailing Cup will open the boat park to 49er/Nacra October 1th – the local organizing authority email : segreteria@sardiniasailingcup.it
For the training period in Cagliari prior to the opening of the village and the boat park, we recommend contacting the following clubs external to the organization that can provide spaces upon reservation.
Due to the high tourist season, it is recommended not to organize training sessions before September 8th.
Here the links to the associations and sailing club and marina services:
The beach is renowned for its favorable wind conditions, with prevalent Scirocco (SE) and Libeccio (SW) winds providing consistent breezes ranging from 8 to 35 knots. These conditions have made Poetto a preferred location for various water sports, including kitesurfing and windsurfing, and have hosted events like the Kite Foil World Championships .
Poetto Beach is well-equipped to support large-scale sailing events. The area features ample parking, numerous beach bars, and restaurants, ensuring that participants and spectators have access to necessary amenities.
Beyond its practical advantages, Poetto Beach offers a picturesque setting with its white sandy shores and clear turquoise waters. The backdrop of the Sella del Diavolo promontory adds to the visual appeal, providing a memorable experience for all attendees.
We’re working hard to make this a festival of sailing for the 49er, 49erFX and Nacra 17 classes, creating a village atmosphere inspired by events like The Ocean Race, SailGP, and America’s Cup.
Cagliari is one of the most beautiful places in the Mediterranean, with vibrant beaches, incredible food, and rich culture—so it’s the perfect time to turn this championship into a memorable trip for everyone.
We’re also inviting companies to be part of the action. If you know of any business that might want to set up a booth, showcase products, or collaborate during the event, please have them reach out to us directly. We’re building something big and would love to include them!
Let’s make this the biggest and best World Championship yet—see you in Cagliari!
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For training from September 15 to October 1st, when the venue opens, please contact one of these clubs to arrange your training.
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