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5.5m World Championship - Mission Possible victorious in Curaco

by Jens Dammeyer on 2 Feb 2013
1st and 2nd - 5.5M World Championship 2013 Jarrik Bijsterbosch
The 5.5m World Championship this year took place in Curaçao, Dutch Caribbean from the 28th January-1st February with the prize giving dinner taking place at Gouverneur de Rouville.

The top three finishers are as follows: first place: GER 79; second place: NOR 57 and third place: NOR 64. The crew of the top finishing team, GER 79 'Mission Possible' includes Markus Wieser DTYC (helm), Frithjof Kleen and Thomas Auracher.

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NOR65 - 5.5M World Championship 2013 © Jarrik Bijsterbosch
NOR65 - 5.5M World Championship 2013 © Jarrik Bijsterbosch


NOR57, 2nd - 5.5M World Championship 2013 © Jarrik Bijsterbosch
NOR57, 2nd - 5.5M World Championship 2013 © Jarrik Bijsterbosch


NOR64, 3rd - 5.5M World Championship 2013 © Cisca Rusch
NOR64, 3rd - 5.5M World Championship 2013 © Cisca Rusch

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