2026-11-10
2026-11-14
Vilamoura, Portugal
0 of 28 boats cleared for racing · 0 with the measurer · 0 flagged · 28 action required
Red means the boat must act. Amber means we are still checking. If your row is red, fix it before you get to the bench.
| # | Sail number | Skipper | Crew | Sail no. | Paid | Equipment declared | Inspection slot | Inspection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  AIN 762 | Nikita CHERNYKH | Miron LELIUKH | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 2 |  AUT 224 | Keno PULTE | Leo UEBELHÖR | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 3 |  CAN 428 | Thomas STAPLES | William STAPLES | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 4 |  ESP 790 | Ian Clive WALKER MARCH | Zsombor DENES | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 5 | ESP 707 | David PONSETI MESQUIDA | Marc IGLESIAS AULET | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 6 |  GBR 101 | Leo WILKINSON | Sam WEBB | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 7 |  GER 187 | Philip HELMS | Karl LANDER | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 8 | GER 21 | Simon HEINDL | Conrad JACOBS | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 9 | GER 240 | Lucas HAMM | Moritz HAMM | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 10 | GER 111 | Johannes SCHONEFELD | Tom ISMAR | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 11 | GER 281 | Johann SACH | Anton SACH | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 12 |  HUN 375 | Attila TÓTH | Levente BORDA | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 13 |  IRL 168 | Ben O SHAUGHNESSY | Ethan SPAIN | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 14 |  ISR 125 | Illy WUREIT | Yuval BARNOON | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 15 |  ITA 217 | Alex DEMURTAS | Giovanni SANTI | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 16 | ITA 75 | Lorenzo PEZZILLI | Tobia TORRONI | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 17 | ITA 434 | Alessio BONIZZONI | Walter BONIZZONI | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 18 | ITA 209 | Tommaso BATTAGLIA | Enea LUATTI | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 19 |  POL 992 | Krzysztof KRÓLIK | Krzysztof OŁOWIAK | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 20 | POL 309 | Igor KAWAŁKO | Fabian KOCIĘDA | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 21 |  SLO 277 | Liam AL-DILAIMI | Iztok KALC | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 22 | SLO 988 | Svit DUJMOVIC STERPIN | Maj PETRIC | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 23 |  SUI xxx | Jacob Ryu BRÜNDLER | Thierry STUCKI | ✗ fix | ✗ unpaid | – | timetable to follow | – |
| 24 | SUI 499 | Pablo RÜEGGE | Finn MEICHLE | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 25 | SUI 707 | Henri ROTHACHER | Noah STREMPFER | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 26 | SUI 533 | Simon MILLE | Theo KOWALEWSKY | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 27 | SUI 423 | Ikke HUBER | Liam BERGER | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 28 |  SWE 317 | Jacob BRÄNNSTRÖM | Lukas WOLFGANG | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
✓ done … with us ⚑ yellow flag — the boat must act, this is not a protest ✗ action required by the boat
0 of 14 boats cleared for racing · 0 with the measurer · 0 flagged · 14 action required
Red means the boat must act. Amber means we are still checking. If your row is red, fix it before you get to the bench.
| # | Sail number | Skipper | Crew | Sail no. | Paid | Equipment declared | Inspection slot | Inspection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AIN 808 | Sofia PUSHEVA | Anna SIMONENKO | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 2 | AUT 116 | Eva Maria TRUTTENBERGER | Livia FARESE | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 3 |  FRA 717 | Maëlys LAFAGE | Emilie MANSOURI | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 4 | GBR 713 | Katy JENKINS | Amelie HISCOCKS | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 5 | GER 170 | Jule ERNST | Lea ADOLPH | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 6 | GER 733 | Esther RODENHAUSEN | Luisa Sophie BECKER | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 7 | GER 224 | Annabelle VINES | Victoria EGGER-BUCK | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 8 | HUN 747 | Boróka FEHÉR | Szonja FEHÉR | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 9 | IRL 127 | Elysia O LEARY | Alana TWOMEY | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 10 |  JPN 717 | Manase ICHIHASHI | Rinko GOTO | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 11 | POL 525 | Alicja DAMPC | Magdalena SKÓRNÓG | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 12 |  POR 350 | Teresa QUARTIN | Rita BORGES | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 13 | SUI 299 | Malena RÜEGGE | Liv WICKI | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
| 14 | SUI 212 | Anna DEURING | Noemie FEHLMANN | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
✓ done … with us ⚑ yellow flag — the boat must act, this is not a protest ✗ action required by the boat
0 of 2 boats cleared for racing · 0 with the measurer · 0 flagged · 2 action required
Red means the boat must act. Amber means we are still checking. If your row is red, fix it before you get to the bench.
| # | Sail number | Skipper | Crew | Sail no. | Paid | Equipment declared | Inspection slot | Inspection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  CZE 138 | Petr PELNAR | Kristian BEZUSEK | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 2 | GER 171 | Hanno RIX | Maximilian REUNER | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | ✓ passed |
✓ done … with us ⚑ yellow flag — the boat must act, this is not a protest ✗ action required by the boat
0 of 3 boats cleared for racing · 0 with the measurer · 0 flagged · 3 action required
Red means the boat must act. Amber means we are still checking. If your row is red, fix it before you get to the bench.
| # | Sail number | Skipper | Crew | Sail no. | Paid | Equipment declared | Inspection slot | Inspection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HUN 704 | Soma KIS-SZÖLGYÉMI | Arthur de JONGHE | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 2 | ITA 23 | Zeno Valerio MARCHESINI | Leonardo CHISTÈ | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
| 3 | ITA 311 | Jan PERNARCIC | Bruno FESTO | ✓ | ✗ unpaid | ✗ to do | timetable to follow | – |
✓ done … with us ⚑ yellow flag — the boat must act, this is not a protest ✗ action required by the boat
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