Day 4

French sailors Kevin Fisher and Glenn Gouron sailed into the lead after 3 light air races. Danish duo Oscar Haumann and Taus Holtug moved to 2nd with Max Fraser and David Liebenger of the US moving into 3rd.

Day 3 

Haumann and Holtug continue to lead the 2010 29er Worlds with teams fighting it out for 2nd at this point in the event.  Nahuel Martinez/Axel Vugdelija of Argentina have moved to 2nd after 4 races were held on Wednesday.  Fisher/Gouron had a bad first race today, which put them in 3rd.  16-18 knots on the course gave perfect conditions for the Race Committee to call for 4 races, but still 1 race down.  Tomorrow's start time has been moved up 1 hour to anticipate the lighter air day predicted.  Keep on top via the live reporting on www.29erworlds.org 

Day 2

Oscar Haumann and Taus Holtug of Denmark extended their lead on the 2nd day of the Worlds with some shifting of places behind them.  Steady winds of 17+ with larger puffs gave the sailors thrill rides and full planes across tropical waters. Kevin Fischer/Glenn Gouron of France scored a 4-4 today and Lorenzo Franceschini/Riccardo Camin of Italy had a 6-2.  Nahuel Fernando Matinez/Axel Vugdelija (ARG) sailed a 3-6  with Jay Griffin/Will Chapman (AUS) rounding out the top 5. Video & photos to be posted tonight.

Day 1 

Oscar Haumann and Taus Holtug of Denmark are the leaders after day 1 of the 2010 29er World Championships.  Leading by 1 point, Pepe Bettini and Fernando Gwozdz of Argentina are hot on their tails.  Full results on www.29erworlds.org.  Photos to be posted tonight!

The fleet is ready to race on Monday for the start of the 2010 29er World Championship in Freeport, Grand Bahamas.  

Follow the results at: www.29erworlds.org

Photos 

Read press release here

results here