TMT race reports

In the past two years, seven races have been held throughout Germany to qualify for the final race before the respective German championships. After two years, we evaluated the experience with this regatta format, which was also intended as a marketing tool for our class, with the following results: Triple Match winner 2017: Jürgen Freiheit The format with three boats has proven itself. The regatta course with up-and-down course is right in front The jetty of the organizer is exciting for the spectators. Commenting on the races increases the fun. Ultimately ...

There were five qualifying regattas across the country. 10 sailors had qualified for the final in Berlin. However, some could not come for illness or other reasons. Nevertheless, with a total of nine participants, there was a high-class final field on October 04th right in front of the port of the Potsdam Yacht Club on Wannsee. Kalle Dehler and Stefan Klötzing had also qualified in Plau. Our Austrian and British friends Eva Jöchl, Kate Hedley and Mario Graus received wild cards. Equal…

And there was wind - not much, but occasionally even a gust passed through the regatta area. Nine intrepid, five of them from other boat classes, some of whom were sitting in the 2.4 for the first time, started. Among them, with Thomas Schwarz and Dirk Frank, almost the entire newly elected board of the Landesverband Saarländischer Segler eV As always, there was strong advice from the country towards a train that Ulli Libor had laid directly in front of the jetties. Because of course went ...

The triple match at Edersee once again generated great interest and lots of fun among the participants and spectators. It was professionally commented on by Jörg Feder and there was no lack of noisy emotional trimming and tactical instructions from the country. The winners after three flights were our race director and guest sailor Jan Richard, Christian Bodler and Ulli Libor who sailed Maik Aberle's boat. The "run of hope" of the runners-up to take part in this finale ended in total doldrums. So ...