Please select your home edition
Edition
Doyle_SailWorld_728X90px-01 TOP

2021 Marina Militare Nastro Rosa Tour - Day 6

by Marina Militare Nastro Rosa Tour 2 Sep 2021 05:15 PDT
2021 Marina Militare Nastro Rosa Tour day 6 © MMNRT / ZGN

With a really tight start, given right in front of the dams of the port of Civitavecchia, the second leg of the European Double Mixed Offshore Championship began: this is the main event of the Marina Militare Nastro Rosa Tour, organized by Difesa Servizi SpA, Marina Militare and SSI Events under the aegis of EUROSAF.

Led by Team Belgium (Jonas Gerckens and Sophie Faguet), protagonist on the pin of an unusual start on port tack, and by Team ENIT (Alberto Bona and Cecilia Zorzi), winner of the Genova-Civitavecchia, the ten Beneteau Figaro 3 after a quick tacking under the external dams of the port, put the bow towards north to reach Giannutri, the first buoy of a route that will then point south towards Palmarola, Ventotene, Ischia and Naples where, depending on the arrival time, the route could be lengthened with a tour of Capri.

Meanwhile, the Diam 24 and kite foil regattas ended. Six races completed by the trimarans, with the guys from Team France, winners of the first three races, who anticipated Team Oman by two points and the girls from Intesa San Paolo-CC Aniene, led by the former world champion Nacra 17 Maelle Frascari, of seven. After the appointments in Genova and Civitavecchia, Team France is leading the overall standings, albeit on equal points with the Omani, winners in Genoa.

Among the kite foils there was a new affirmation by Lorenzo Boschetti: the leader of the Italian ranking list had already turned out to be the man to beat between the narrow buoys of Genoa and in Civitavecchia he repeated himself, overtaking Flavio Ferroni and Andrea Di Lisa.

As mentioned, with the departure of the Beneteau Figaro 3 and the Amerigo Vespucci training ship, set sail to continue the training campaign this morning at 9, the entire Marina Militare Nastro Rosa Tour caravan now moves towards Gaeta and the Flavio Gioia Nautical Base, where it will be positioned the Regattas Village and where, starting tomorrow morning, will be the Diam 24 and the kite foil.

More information at www.nastrorosatour.it

Related Articles

Antigua Wingfoil Championship Race Day 1
Participants of all ages and backgrounds at Antigua Sailing Week Against the lush green mountains of Antigua, colourful Wingfoil sails adorned the horizon, marking the commencement of Antigua Wingfoil Championship Race Day 1 during Antigua Sailing Week. Posted today at 12:06 pm
Cup Spy Apr 25-26: Three Sailings and a Reveal
Kiwis and Italians while American Magic popped out of the shed for a mast fitting Two teams sailed today - one in Auckland and the other in Cagliari. American Magic gave an unexpected reveal today, when the US Challenger opened the shed door and saw daylight for the first time. Posted today at 10:16 am
59th Congressional Cup at Long Beach Day 2
First four advance to quarter-finals Closing out the opening round-robin stage of the 59th Congressional Cup today in Long Beach, the top four teams - Ian Williams/ GBR, Jeppe Borch/ DEN, Dave Hood/ USA and Gavin Brady/ USA, each advance to the Quarter-final stage of the event. Posted today at 3:40 am
Finns and French finish Ocean Globe Race
Galiana WithSecure and Evrika excape the windhole 40nm from the finish line It was a long, painfully slow final two days to complete their circumnavigation. But, finally, Galiana WithSecure FI (06) and Evrika FR (07) crossed the Royal Yacht Squadron finish line in a moody windless, moonlight Cowes arrival. Posted on 25 Apr
No major fears for Sunday's Transat CIC start
There will be no initial gales to contend with, rather a relatively light winds start As all of the Transat CIC skippers convened this morning at Lorient's La Base for the main briefing before Sunday's start of the 3,500 miles solo race across the North Atlantic to New York, ideas about the weather are the main topic of discussion. Posted on 25 Apr
Last Chance Regatta at Hyères, France Day 5
Sister act seals Olympic spot in windsurfing Czech sisters Katerina and Barbora Svikova took gold and silver in the three-rider final of the women's windsurfing competition on day five of the Last Chance Regatta in the south of France. Posted on 25 Apr
US Sailing Team at the Last Chance Regatta day 5
Lyons, Edegran punch their tickets to Paris 2024 Day five of French Olympic Week brought chills and thrills for the US sailors. The Men's iQFOiL and Men's Formula Kite athletes secured USA country qualification amid a chilly, classic French Mistral wind with 15-20 knots out of the west. Posted on 25 Apr
Edgartown Race Weekend attracting a good mix
A strong return of past participants and an energetic influx of new teams A strong return of past participants and an energetic influx of new teams (30% as of press time) says a lot about Edgartown Race Weekend on Martha's Vineyard, coming up June 20-22. Posted on 25 Apr
The must-do Rolex Middle Sea Race
The start of 45th edition is six months away Starting from Grand Harbour, Valletta, the Mediterranean's premier 600-mile classic promises much and always over delivers for participants and spectators alike. Posted on 25 Apr
American Magic's AC75 Race Boat Uncloaked
Commissioning of B3 continues in Barcelona New York Yacht Club American Magic, Challenger for the 37th America's Cup, uncloaked its AC75 race boat, "B3," as commissioning continues in Barcelona. Posted on 25 Apr
Zhik 2024 March - FOOTERDoyle_SailWorld_728X90px-05 BOTTOMPredictWind - GPS 728x90 BOTTOM