Please select your home edition
Edition
Henri-Lloyd Dynamic Range

Laser Europa Cup, Hungary underway on Lake Balaton

by Barbara Murray on 26 Sep 2013
Laser racing underway in the Laser Europa Cup, Hungary Barbara Murray
Lake Balaton played host to the 2013 Laser Europa Cup, Hungary as 56 sailors from eleven nations made the journey to Baltonfured.

A total of seven races with a discard were completed in light to moderate winds fluctuating from six knots to 12 knots with gusts of 18 knots on day two.

The Local Vadnai brothers Benjamin (nine points) and Jonaton (12 points) took both gold and silver in the overall Radial fleet followed by Marko Radman (SLO) (17 points) in third.

On the podium for the Standard fleet was Hungary's Tomai Balázs (nine points) in first place with second and third going to Claus Maria Dapeci (AUT) (10 Points) and Bahrain's Janahi Abdulla (23 points).

The 4.7 fleet was dominated by local sailors. Maria Érdi (HUN) had a comfortable win with 13 points. In second place was Rebeka Hirschler (HUN) on 16 points and in third Michaela Kecskésová (SLO) with 19 points.
Rooster 2025Rolly Tasker Sails 2023 FOOTERVaikobi Custom Teamwear

Related Articles

Heartbreak for the Flying Roos in £2M Grand Final
As Great Britain claims victory A flawless start from Australia in the final wasn't enough to stop the Brits who capitalised on a crucial wind patch to clinch the 2025 championship...
Posted on 30 Nov
Keep it in the family. Keep it Tasmanian.
Seeing as we have been somewhat zeroed in on Tassie over the last little while, let's keep going Now the Australian with the fastest time for a solo, non-stop, and unassisted circumnavigation of this here planet is Ken Gourlay, OAM.
Posted on 30 Nov
Sail Melbourne delivers world-class racing
A classic Port Phillip challenge for Australia's best Sail Melbourne once again demonstrated why Port Phillip is known for world-class racing, serving up a full mix of conditions across four demanding days.
Posted on 30 Nov
The Two Million Dollar Move
SailGP Grand Final Video Analysis We take a look at how the starts were won in the light winds on Day 1, and then see who won the start in the three-boat Grand Final itself, and then what the winning move was that sealed the 2025 Season title.
Posted on 30 Nov
8th Portugal Grand Prix at Vilamoura overall
Challenging conditions and intense competition on the final day The 8th Portugal Grand Prix concluded today in Vilamoura, bringing together some of the most talented sailors from across world for a thrilling series of races.
Posted on 30 Nov
Meet A+T's newest display: the full colour QBD7
In response to strong market demand for a smaller version of the hugely popular 12" BFD In response to strong market demand for a smaller, more versatile version of the hugely popular 12" BFD, A+T Instruments were proud to show off their new QBD7 at METS.
Posted on 30 Nov
Mirror World Championship 2027 preview
Get it in your diary - Poole YC is hosting We are delighted to announce the next Mirror World Championships will be hosted by Poole Yacht Club from 24th - 30th July 2027.
Posted on 30 Nov
Emirates GBR Crowned Season Rolex SailGP Champions
The victory caps off a remarkable year for Dylan Fletcher and crew Emirates Great Britain has won it all on the Arabian Gulf, defeating the BONDS Flying Roos and New Zealand's Black Foils to become the third-ever winner of the Rolex SailGP Championship.
Posted on 30 Nov
Larry Cargill joins the International 29er Class
An elite Sailing Coach & Program Manager with over 20 years of high-performance experience The 29er International Class Association is proud to announce the appointment of Larry Cargill as the new Coaching & Development Manager.
Posted on 30 Nov
SailGP: Brits win Grand Final - Abu Dhabi - Day 2
Emirates Great Britain have won the Grand Final of SailGP in Abu Dhabi, after a bold move on Leg 4 Emirates Great Britain have won the Grand Final of SailGP in Abu Dhabi, after a bold move on the second downwind leg, allowing them to move through the Black Foils (NZL) on the opposite side of the course.
Posted on 30 Nov