Vanora ENGADINWIND by Dakine 2023 - iQFOiL U21 World Championships and iQFOiL Games - Best Of Day 4
Vanora ENGADINWIND by Dakine 2023 - iQFOiL U21 World Championships and iQFOiL Games - Best Of Day 4
A spectacular day of racing unfolded on Day 4 of the U21 Worlds & iQGames Silvaplana (SUI), characterized by impeccable sailing conditions that allowed for a total of 5 races in both the men's and women's fleets.
The day dawned with the ideal wind speed ranging between 15 to 17 knots, accompanied by the sun's warmth, setting the stage for another day of racing. In the men's fleet, Gaspard Carfatan from France showcased remarkable skills, clinching victory in 4 out of the 5 races. This commanding performance lifted him from 3rd to 1st place in the ranking, overtaking Max Beaman, who slipped to the third position.
The women's fleet saw Adi Millo from Israel exhibit tenacious determination, maintaining her lead and preserving her top position by clinching victory in the second-to-last race of the day. The day commenced with a slight twist for the 19-year-old, with a surprising 14th and 18th finish in the initial races. However, she swiftly regrouped, securing a series of strong performances, resulting in a 3rd, 1st, and 5th place, showcasing her resilience.
The day dawned with the ideal wind speed ranging between 15 to 17 knots, accompanied by the sun's warmth, setting the stage for another day of racing. In the men's fleet, Gaspard Carfatan from France showcased remarkable skills, clinching victory in 4 out of the 5 races. This commanding performance lifted him from 3rd to 1st place in the ranking, overtaking Max Beaman, who slipped to the third position.
The women's fleet saw Adi Millo from Israel exhibit tenacious determination, maintaining her lead and preserving her top position by clinching victory in the second-to-last race of the day. The day commenced with a slight twist for the 19-year-old, with a surprising 14th and 18th finish in the initial races. However, she swiftly regrouped, securing a series of strong performances, resulting in a 3rd, 1st, and 5th place, showcasing her resilience.