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      Club jacket for a real yachtsman
      We continue an exciting journey based on materials published in 127 issues of Yacht Russia magazine.

Today we will talk with you about a blazer, which, as you know, for a real yachtsman – truly work clothes. What should it be like? And in general, what can and cannot be worn in a yacht club and on a yacht?

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https://www.yachtrussia.com/articles/2015/01/16/articles_116.html

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Chief Editor

October 24, 2019

      Members of the elite club
      After a thorough analysis of old and newly discovered data, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston amended the list of those who traveled alone around the world sailing with the passage of three great capes. He keeps this list and refines it for many years.

But before we name how many sailors are on this list, here are a couple of questions to backfill.

What do you think, how many people have been able to conquer Everest for all years? It turns out quite a lot – about five thousand.

And how many people have traveled to space? Those who made an orbital space flight, imagine – 563.

At the same time, they made a solitary round-the-world voyage under sail with the passage of three great capes, according to Sir Robin, – only 223. And if you count only those who walked around the "ball" non-stop – even half as much!

A truly elite club. The last to become a member is Golden Globe Race-2018/19 participant Tapio Lehtinen. You see him in the picture.

And here is a complete list of Knox-Johnston:

1.1895-98 Joshua Slocum Spray 36 USA
2.1936-38 Louis Bernicot Anahita
3.1942-43 Vito Dumas Legh11 Argentina, Southern Hemisphere
4.1949-52 J Y le Toumelin KURUN France
5.1955-56 Jean Lacombe Hippocampe France
6. 1950-58 Marcel Bardiaux Les Quartre Vents France
7.1959-60 Patrick Moore Drifter
8.1956-61 Joseph Havkins Lammerhak 11
9.1959-64 Peter Tangveld Dorothes UK
10.1962-65 Wm E Nance Cardinal Vertue UK
11.1961-66 Michel Mermod Geneva
12.1964-67 Frank Caspar Elsie
13.1966-67 Francis Chichester Gypsey Moth 1V 56 UK
14.1966-68 Johann Trauner Lei Lei Lassen
15.1967-68 Alec Rose Lively Lady 36 UK
16.1966-69 Wilfried Eerdmann Kathaen Nui 34.5 German 69-72, non-stop 84-85, non-stop westabout 2000-01
17.1968-69 Robin Knox-Johnston Suhaili 32 UK 1st non stop, 312 days, & V5O 2007 Saga Insurance.
18.1965-69 Alan Eddy Apogee
19.1964-69 Walter Koenig Zarathusta
20.1966-69 Leonid Teliga Opty
21.1968-69 Bernard Moitessier Joshua 42 France
22. 1970-71 Chay Blyth British Steel 56 UK 2nd non stop, 292 days
231970-73Cdr Bill KingGalway Blazer 2
24. 1972-73 Krystof Baranowsky Polonez Poland again 1999-00
25.1957-73 Edward Allcard Sea Wanderer UK
26.1966-73 Nicholas Clifton Stardrift
27. 1971-74 Hirshi Aoki Ahodori 11 Japan
28. 1973-74 Ryusuke Ushijima Gingitsune 31 Japan
29. 1973-74 Alain Colas Manureva 64 France
30. 1972-75 John Struchinski Bonaventure de Lys
31. 1974-75 Julies H Henze Leda 11
32. 1972-75 Richard Konkolski Nike 11 Czeck also BOC 82 & 86
33. 1973-76 Herman Jansen Sounion
34. 1973-76 Julio Vilar Mistral
35. 1973-76 Paul Graute Albatros
36.1962-76 Edward Boden Kittywake 25 USA
37. 1974-76 Utz Muller-Treu Frauken
38. 1975-77 Webb Chiles Egregious
39. 1975-77 Barry Loeckler Freedom
40. 1975-77 Gidaliahu Shtirmer New Penny
41. 1976-77 Krystyna Chojnowska-Liekiewicz POL Mazurek
42. 1973-77 David Ridler Erik the Red
43. 1977-78 Naomi James Express Crusader 53 NZ
44. 1977-78 Brigitte Oudry Fr. Gea
45. 1977-78 George Georgiev Cor Caroli
46. ​​1975-78 G Lagarrigue Mikenos
47. 1975-78 Leslie Powles Solitaire again 1980-81, Non stop.
48. 1978-79 Kees den Hartog Sentijn Netherlands
49. 1979-80 David Cowper Ocean Bound UK
50. 1979-80 Henryk Jaskula Dar Przemysla Poland
51. 1979-80 Richard Sweat My Honey
52. 1977-80 Dean Vincent Eos
53. 1972-80 Z Pulchalski Miranda
54. 1979-82 Jon Sanders Perie Banou Australia
55. 1979-82 Patrick Childress Juggernaut
56. 1981-82 Pleun Van Der Lugt Zee Uwse Stromen Netherlands
57. 1982-83 Philippe Jeantot Credit Agricole 56 France Boc 82.86 & 90
58. 1982-83 Bertie Reed Vortrekka 56 SA Boc 82.86 & 90
59. 1982-83 Richard Broadhead Perseverance of Medina 56 UK BOC
60. 1982-83 Neville Gossen Leda Pier One 56 Australia BOC
61. 1982-83 Francis Stokes Moonshine 39 USA BOC
62. 1982-83 Yuko Tada Koden Okera 5 44 Japan BOC
63. 1982-83 Guy Bernadin Ratso 11 38 France BOC 82 & 86
64. 1982-83 Dan Byrne Fantasy 40 USA BOC
65. 1982-83 Richard McBride City of Dunedin 42 NZ BOC
66. 1983-85 Nikolay Dzambasou Bulgarian Tangra 11m, Las Palmas to Las Palmas
67. 1985 Wilfred Erdmann, Kathena Nui, 34 ft, German, 271 days Non stop. Again in 2001.
68. 1985-86 Dodge Morgan American Promise 60, 150 days non stop.
69. 1984-86 James Baldwin Atom 28 USA
70. 1986-87 Titouan Lamazou Ecureuil Aquitaine 60 France, BOC, VG 88-89
71. 1986-87 J Y Terlain UAP 60 France, BOC
72. 1986-87 John Martin Tuna Marine 60 SA, BOC
73. 1986-87 Ian Kiernan Triple M 60 Australia, BOC
74. 1986-87 Mike Plant Airco Distributor 50 USA BOC 86 & 90
75. 1986-87 Jean Luc Van den Heede Lets Go 45 France BOC 86 and 94, VG1990
76. 1986-87 David White Legend Securities 56 USA, BOC
77. 1986-87 Harry Harkimo Belmont Finland 50 Finland, BOC
78. 1986-87 Hal Roth American Flag 50 USA BOC 86 & 90
79. 1986-87 Mark Schrader Lone Star 40 USA, BOC
80. 1986-87 Pentti Salmi Colt by Rettig 36 Finland BOC
81. 1986-87 John Hughes Joseph Young 41 Canada BOC
82. 1987-88 Kay Cottee Blackmores First Lady 37 Australia 1st Lady non stop
83. 1986-88 Jon Sanders, Parry Endeavor, Australian, 3 continuous circumnavigations non stop 657 days.
84. 1988-89 Olivier de Kersuason Un Autre Regard 76 France, Non stop, 125 days
85. 1988-89 Loick Peyron Lada Poch 60 France VG
86. 1988-89 Henk de Velde Alisun Netherlands 60ft. Also 192 / 2.1996 / 7,2001 / 04
87. 1988-89 Pierre Follenfant 60 France VG
88. 1988-89 Alain Gautier Bagages Superior 60 France VG
89. 1988-89 Jean-Francois Coste Cacharel, 60ft, France VG, 163 days
90. 1990-91 Istvan Kopar, Hun. "Salommbo" 31 ft, west to east with one stop
91. 1990-91 Alain Gautier G. Concorde 60 France BOC 90 & VG 92
92. 1990-91 Christophe Auguin Groupe Sceta 60 France BOC 90 & 93, VG 97
94. 1990-91 Kanga Birtles Jarkan Yacht Builders 60 Australia
95. 1990-91 Dave Adams Innkeeper 50 UK BOC 90 & 94
96. 1990-91 Isabelle Autissier Ecureuil Poitou-Charantes 60 France
97. 1990-91 Jose Ugarte BBV Expo '92 60 Spain BOC 90 & VG 92
98. 1990-91 Yves Dupasquier Servant 1V 50 France BOC 90
99. 1990-91 Nando Fa, Alba Regia, 60 Hungary BOC 90 & VG 92
100. 1990-91 Don MacIntyre Buttercup 50 Australia BOC 90
101. 1990-91 Josh Hall Spirit of Ipswich 50 UK BOC & VG2000
102. 1990-91 Jack Boye Project City Kids 50 USA BOC
103 .1990-91 Robin Davie Global Exposure 40 UK BOC, 94
104. 1990-91 Minouru Saito Shutendohji 11 50 Japan BOC 90.94, 98, & 07.
105. 1990-91 Hafsteinn Johannson, Elding, 57 ft Iceland. Non stop 241 days
106. 1991-92 William Roger Pinckney Commitment USA First Black
107. 1992-93 Philippe Poupon Fleury Michon 60 France VG, 117 days
108. 1992-93 Yves Parlier 50 France, VG 1996, & VG 2001
109. 1992-93 Jean Yves Hasselin 60 France VG, 153 days
110. 1992-93 Bernard Gallay 60 France Rtd from VG but completed voyage. Vg 96
111. 1993-94 Mike Golding Group 4 67 UK Westabout, non stop 161 days. VG2001; 2005; 2013.
112. 1994-95 Steve Pettengill Hunters Child 60 USA
113. 1994-95 David Scully Coyote 50 USA
114. 1994-95 JJ Provoyeur Novell South Africa 50 SA
115. 1994-95 Arnet Taylor Thursday's Child
116. 1994-95 Giovanni Soldini Kodak 50 Italy BOC 94 & 98
117. 1994-95 Nich Vaughan Jimroda 11 50 UK BOC
118. 1994-95 Alan Nebauer Newcastle Australia 50 Australia
119. 1995-96 Samantha Brewster UK Heath Insured E / W, non stop 247 days.
120. 1996 David Dicks, Seaflight, 34 ft. Australia, Non stop 265 days.
121. 1996-97 Marc Thiercelin Credit Immobilier de France 60 France VG, BOC99, VG 2001
122. 1996-97 Herve Laurent Groupe LG1 60 France VG, 115 days
123. 1996-97 Eric Dumont Café Legal-Le Gout, 60 ft, France VG, 116 days
124. 1996-97 Pete Goss Aqua Corum 50 UK VG, 126 days
125. 1996-97 Catharine Chabaud Whirlpool-Europe 2 50 France VG, 140 days
126. 1989-97 Pat Henry Southern Cross 31 USA
127. 1996-98 Karen Thorndike Amelia 36 USA
128.1999 Jesse Martin, Lionheart 34 ft. Non stop 328 days
129. 1998-99 Mike Garside Magellan Alpha 50 UK BOC
130. 1998-99 J P Mouligne Cray Valley 50 France BOC
131. 1998-99 Viktor Yazykov Wind of change Russia 40 Russia BOC
132. 1998-99 Brad Van Liew Balance Bar 50 USA BOC & AA 02 & V5O 2010-11 Le Pingouin Eco 60
133. 1998-99 Neal Peterson www. No-barriers. Com 40 SA BOC
134. 1998-99 Fed136. or Konioukho Modern Univ for the humanities 60 Russia Disq from BOC
135. 1999-01 David B Clark Mollie Miller 34 USA
136. 1999-00 Philippe Monnet E / W, UUnet, France, 151 days, 19h, 54m
137.2000 Vinny Lauwers. Vision Quest 49 ft, Australia, non-stop, 234 days
138. 2000-01 Michel Desjoyeaux 60 France VG, & VG 2009 (winner)
139. 2000-01 Ellen MacArthur Kingfisher 60 UK VG, 9.4 days & B&Q 2005
140. 200-01 Roland Jourdain, Sill 60 France VG, 96 days
141. 2000-01 Dominique Wavre 60 France VG, 105 days, & VG 2005; 7th VG 2013
142. 2000-01 Thomas Coville 60 France VG, 105 days, & 2009 in Sodebo, 105 ft Tri ,, 59 days
143. 2000-01 Joe Seeton, Nord Pas de Calais, 60 ft VG, 116 days & VG 2005
144. 2000-01 Patrice Carpentier, VM Materiaux, 60ft, France VG, 116 days
145.2000-01 Simone Bianchetti, Aquarelle 60ft, Italy VG, 121 days, and AA92
146. 2000-01 Didier Munduteguy, DDP 60ieme Sud, 60ft, France, VG, 136 days
147. 2000-01 Pasquale de Gregorio, Wind, 60 ft, Italy, VG158 days
148. 1999-00 Ron Llewellyn Sula 36 Australia
149. 2001 Tony Mowbray, Sologlobal Challenge, 43 ft. Australia Non stop 181 days.
150. 1999-02 Patrick Kaines Eagle Dancer 31 USA
151. 2001-02 Edwin Arnold, Nomad 34 ', USA, Sitka to Sitka
152. 2001-02 Andre de Mello Dejavu 35ft, Brazil. Southern hemisphere
153. 2002-03 Bernard Stamm Bobst Group 60 Swiss AA, & V5O 2007, 2013.
154. 2002-03 Thierry Dubois Solidaires 60 France AA
155. 2002-03 Emma Richards Pindar 60 UK AA
156. 2002-03 Bruce Schwab Ocean Planet 60 USA AA, & VG 2005
157. 2002-03 Tim Kent Everest Horizontal 50 USA AA
158. 2002-03 Kojiro Shiraishi Spirit of Yuko 40 Japan AA, & V5O 2007
159. 2002-03 Alan Paris BTC Velocity 40 Bermuda AA
160. 2002-03 Derek Hatfield Spirit of Canada 40 Canada AA, & V5O 2007 & V5O 2010-11 Active House Eco 60
161. 2002-03 Tony Gooch Taonui, Canadian, 42 ft. non stop 177 days
162. 2003-04 Francis Joyon Idec 90 France Solo record 72 days, 22 hours, 54 minutes, 22 seconds.Non-stop
163. 2004 Jan Moller, 3Minnovation, 40 ft, Denmark, Non stop169 days
164. 2004-5 Vincent Riou, FR. PRB 60 ft, VG, 87 days.
165. 2004-5 Jean Le Cam, FR. Bonduelle.60ft, VG, 87 days, 5th VG 2013, 6th VG 2017
166. 2004-5 Sebastien Josse, FR. VMI60 ft. . VG, 93 days.
167. 2004-5 Jean Pierre Dick, FR. Virbac-Paprec 60ft ,. VG; VG 4th 2013, 4th VG 2017
168. 2004-5 Conrad Humpherys, UK. Hellomoto 60 ft. VG, 104 days
169. 2004-5 Mark Slats, Dutch, Cornelia 46 feet
170. 2004-5 Benoit Panaudeau, FR. Max Havdelaar.60ft. VG116 days
171. 2004-5 Anne Liardet, FR. Roxy. 60 ft. VG, 119 days
172. 2004-5 Raphael Dinelli, FR. Akena Verandas 60ft ,. VG, 125 days, VG 2008/9
173. 2004-5 Karen Liebovici, FR. Benific. 60ft, VG, 126 days.
174. 2005-07 Donna Lange, US, Inspired Insanity, 28feet, 293 days
175. 2006-7 Unai Basurko, ESP. Pakea Bizkaia V5O
176. 2006-7 Graham Dalton NZ
177. 2006-7 Ken Gourlay Aus Spirit Silver Edition, 42 ft, Non stop, 179 days
178. 2007, Alan Maignan, France 34 ft. Non-stop 185 days
179. 2008-9 Armel le Cleac'hFR. VG.Brit Air; VG 2012 Banque Populaire, 1st VG 2017 (74d 3 hrs)
180. 2008-9 Marc Guillemot FR VG Safran
181. 2008-9 Samantha Davies UK. Vg roxy
182. 2008-9 Brian Thompson UK VG Bahrein Team Pindar
183. 2008-9 Dee Caffari UK VG Aviva,
184. 2008-9 A. Boissieres Fr VG Akena Verandas; VG 8th 2013, 10th VG 2017
185. 2008-9 Steve White UK VG Toe in the water
186. 2000-9 Rich Wilson USA VG Great America 111, 13th VG 2017
187. 2008-9 Norbert SedacekVG
188. 2008-9 Michel Kleinjans Belg Open 40
189. 2009-10 Jessica Watson Australia "Ella's Pink Lady", 34 ft, Sydney to Sydney, Non stop 209 days.
190. 2009-10 Cdr Dilip Donde, IN. "Mhadei", 56 foot Mumbai to Mumbai
191. 2009-10 Alessandro Di Benedetto, Findomestic Banco, 21 ft. Italy, Non-stop, 268 days
192. 2009-11 Paddy Macklin UK "Tessa" 27ft Falmouth to Falmouth 1 stop
193. 2009-11 Jeanne Socrates UK, "Nereida" Capetown to Capetown via Alaska
194. 2010-11 Chris Stanmore-Major 'CSM' V5O 2010/11 Spartan Eco 60
195. 2010-11 Zbigniew Gutkowski 'Gutek' V5O 2010/11 Operon Racing Eco 60
196. 2011-12Christain Liebergreen Den. Sagitta 35, Non-stopo 260 days
197. 2012-13 Francois Gabert Fr "Macif" VG. 78 days Open 60
198. 2012-13Alex Thompson Br. Hugo Boss VG 80 days Open 60, 2nd VG 2017
199. 2012-13 Bertrand de Broc. Fr VG EDM Projets
200. 2012-13Tanguy De Lamotte FR VG Initiative-coeur
201. 2012-13Lt Cdr Abhilash Tomy Indian Navy IN "Mhadei, Mumbai ro Mumbai non stop
202. 2012-13 Gerry Hughes, Quest 111.42 ft, UK
203. 2016-17 Jeremie Bayou, Fr. Maitre Coq, Open 60. 3rd VG
204. 2016-17 Yann Elies, Fr. Queguiner, Open 60.5th VG
205.16.2016-17 Louis Burton, Fr. Bureau Valee, Open 60 7th VG
206. 2016-17 Nando Fa, Hungary, Spirit of Hungary, open 60.8th VG
207. 2016-17 Eric Bellion, Fr, Commernseul, Open 60.9th VG
208. 2016-17 Fabrice Amedeo, Fr, Newrest-Matmut, Open 60 11th VG
209. 2016-17 Alan Roura, Swiss, La Fabrique, Open 60, 12th VG
210.16.2016-17 Didac Costa, Spain, One Planet, Open 60, 14th VG
211. 2016-17 Romain Attansio, Fr. Famille Mary Open 60.15th VG
212. 2016-17 Conrad Coleman, US / NZ, Forsight natural energy, Open 60.16th VG
213. 2016-17 Pieter Heerema, Dutch, No Way Back, OPen 60, 17th VG
214. 2016-17 Sebastian Destremau, Fr, Techno First, Open 60, 18th VG
215. 2017-18 Szyman Kuczynski Polish “Atlantic Puffin” 20ft 10 inches OA 270 days
216. 2017-18 Jerome Rand USA. “Mighty Sparrow” 32 feet non-stop
217. 2018-19 Jean Luc Van den Heede French (6th time!). Matmut 36 ft. 212 days GGR non-stop
218. 2018-19 Mark Slats Ned Ophen Maverick 36 ft GGR non-stop
219. 2018-19 Uku Randmaa, Estonia “One and all” 36 ft. GGR 254 days non-stop
220. 2018-19 Istvan Kopar USA “Puffin” 35 ft GGR 265 days non-stop
221. 2018-19 Tony Curphey UK, “Nicola Deux” 32 feet 308 days
222. 2018-19 Joanna Pajkowska Polish, "Fan Fan” 40 ft 216 days
223. 2018-19 Tapio Lehtinen Fin Asteria 36 ’, 322 days GGR

P.S. Mysterious Fed136. or Konioukho, listed under number 134, is, of course, Fedor Konyukhov.

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Chief Editor

September 4, 2019

      "The water area is beautiful, the yacht club is even better!"
      On September 6, the opening ceremony of the Russian championship in the classes “Optimist”, “Cadet” and “Zoom 8” will be held in the Togliatti yacht club “Friendship”.

Last year, the Russian championship, also held in Togliatti, broke the record for the number of participants. In the class "Optimist" 309 athletes were declared, in the classes "Cadet" and "Zoom 8" – 45 and 54, respectively. It is expected that this year the record will again be broken.

“The championship of Russia in the Optimist class is the most important event of this season,” says Vladimir Lyubomirov, president of the Optimist Class Association. – The strongest athletes from all over Russia will take part in it. Every year the class is growing. Five years ago, we could not imagine that so many athletes would participate in all-Russian regattas. It is very important that the upcoming championship of Russia was held at a high level. As part of the championship, we plan to hold a coaching council and a meeting of the Presidium of the Optimist Association, discuss selection criteria, appoint a new executive director of the Association and solve a number of pressing issues ahead of the winter training season.

Yachtsmen from more than 40 cities of Russia will come to Togliatti. Competitions are held in the water area of ​​the Kuibyshev reservoir. In the classes "Optimist" and "Cadet" boys and girls aged 9 to 16 years old compete, in the class "Zoom 8" – juniors and juniors up to 20 years old.

“The water area is beautiful, the Druzhba yacht club is even better,” says Vadim Mekhanikov, chief judge of the regatta. – This is a yacht club of international level. We have few such clubs. As the trend of recent years shows, every year more and more athletes participate in the championship of Russia. Last year there were more than 300 Optimist boats. This year we expect more to come.

The organizers plan to hold 12 races – six qualifying and the same final. The race committee will give up to three starts per day.

The Russian Championship in Tolyatti is one of the stages in the selection of the strongest athletes for the national teams of Russia in the Optimist class for the 2020 World and European Championships.

Last year, St. Petersburg athletes – Danila Ivanov and Alexandra Lukoyanova (both Krestovsky Island) won the regatta. Now yachtsmen perform in pre-Olympic classes. At the end of last season, Danila transferred to the crew in the 29er class, and Alexander – on the Laser 4.7.

For many young athletes, the Russian championship in the Optimist, Cadet, and Zoom 8 classes may be the final before moving to the youth class.

This year, athletes from St. Petersburg also claim high places. At the last championship of St. Petersburg, the leading positions were occupied by racers from the Academy of Sailing and Rautu – Kirill Shunenkov, Nikita Chernykh and Daniil Perchik. Among the girls, Alisa Ivanovskaya, Marina Babkina and Yulia Naymushina performed best. In Togliatti, a serious fight will be imposed on them by local athletes, as well as racers from Moscow and the Moscow region.

Competition Program:

September 5 – registration day

10.00 – 19.00 – day of arrival, registration, measurement of yachts, official training;

6 September

11.00 – opening ceremony of the competition;

13.00 – start of the first race;

September 7 – 10 – racing days

11.00 – planned start time;

September 9 – Presidium meeting and coaching council of the Optimist Association (Place of the Friendship Yacht Club, the time of each event will be announced additionally).

10 September

15.00 – start time of the last race;

18.00 – awarding ceremony

September 11 – departure day

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Chief Editor

June 4, 2019

      Club Cup: a start
      How many regattas take place on Saturdays in Moscow and Moscow region? Last Saturday, June 1, one more passed – the Club Cup project started.

This “small step for humanity” is more than just “another regatta”. After all, for the first time six yacht clubs have agreed TOGETHER to conduct a series of competitions.

This is a serious step in the development of the club yacht movement, which showed that clubs can not only compete for customers, but also unite for the sake of a beautiful idea. At the opening, everyone repeated in chorus: “How have they not done this before?” And “It's great that you can show yourself and see people!”

Of course, every yacht club wants to be the best both in the distance and in the organization of its stage. For the premiere, the organizers chose a “fun” class of dinghy – eM-ka and the waters of the picturesque bay. Hospitable Soho Sailing Style took the risk and the honor to open the Clubs Cup.

Seven yacht clubs of Moscow, the Moscow Region and St. Petersburg came to measure themselves: Soho Sailing Style, Sailing Academy, SportFlot, PIRogovo, Wind Power, Zig Zag and PROyachting.

On the day of the event, at the briefing, an additional intrigue was born: the organizers invited the participants to choose the format of the competition – the draw for self-tuning of the boat or the race with a transfer.

Unanimously, participants voted for the format of races with a transfer, and went to the water (some train, others get used to the new boat).

The new water area was also surprised by the wind conditions: the winds at 45 degrees kept the participants in the tone and, of course, the panel of judges. The races were short, but very dynamic. As a result, given six starts under different wind speeds from 4 to 10 m / s.

We thank for the patience and work of those who ensured refereeing: Natalya Lobova – chairperson of the State Committee, Tatyana Bedyagina – chief secretary, Alexander Ermolaev – chairman of the PC, Dmitry Zolotov – chief installer.

In the final protocol, the top three ranked very tightly:

PROyachting, Mikhail Loskov, helmsman – 1st place (12 points)

Wind Power, helmsman Andrei Kipyatkov – 2nd place (13 points)

SportFlot, steering Konstantin Danko – 3rd place (13 points)

“We believe that club competitions are a very important stage in the development of sailing. This is a great opportunity for everyone to get to know each other, learn from each other and make contacts for future possible interesting projects, says the stage winner Mikhail Loskov. – I would very much like to see the competitions turn into friendly club meetings. Excitement and struggle at a distance, communication between participants before and after races. I was pleasantly surprised that colleagues from St. Petersburg showed interest in our competition. ”

Stage 1 – this is only the beginning of the first points in the piggy bank of the overall rating. We are waiting for five more colorful meetings on the water. Different sites, different classes.

More regattas good and different!

Alexandra Didychenko
Head of the Sailing Center Konakovo River Club

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Chief Editor

April 5, 2019

      St. Petersburg Yacht Club: the most important projects
      The next sailing season will start soon, which means the time has come to present the main activities and new initiatives of the St. Petersburg Yacht Club (YaKSPb) in 2019, which are implemented jointly with the general partner of the Yacht Club, Gazprom.

“Today our Club is in the stage of active construction, work is underway on a new haven,” says Commander Vladimir Lyubomirov. – But this does not mean that we stop our projects. Since its inception, the activities of the St. Petersburg Yacht Club are aimed at strengthening the image of the city as the sea capital of Russia. Towards this lofty goal, the Yacht Club is working in several directions at once. These include shipbuilding, historical research and educational programs, sports training and maritime practice for young people, Olympic sports, introduction to adult sail and other large-scale social projects. Next season sets new ambitious tasks for us and we will solve them traditionally qualitatively and effectively. ”

2019 RS: X Youth World Championship – for the first time in the history of the city in St. Petersburg the World Junior Championships will be held in the Olympic class Windsurfing RS: X

St. Petersburg Yacht Club will hold the world championship in the Olympic class “RS: X Sailing Board” among juniors. Competitions will be held from 4 to 10 August in the waters near the park of the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg. On the same days, a large-scale sports family festival will take place in the Park, and an amateur charity regatta in the windsurfing class.

The World Championship in the Olympic class is a significant event in Russian sailing, competitions of this level in Russia have not been held for more than 10 years. The St. Petersburg Yacht Club sets itself the task of demonstrating to the world sailing community its ability to conduct events of such magnitude and to host international competitions on a regular basis.

https://www.sailing-academy.ru/regatyi/2019/pervenstvo-mira-2019-v-klasse-rsx

Baltic offshore regatta Nord Stream Race – "Combining the Baltic sports"

One of the main events of the season 2019 will be the Baltic offshore regatta Nord Stream Race. The regatta participants will be the current winners of the national sailing leagues of five countries – the teams of yacht clubs in Russia, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Finland. Races will be held on the same 50-foot sailing yachts. The start of the regatta is scheduled in the German city of Kiel, during one of the largest yacht festivals in the world – Kiel week. In Copenhagen, the racing village will unfold in the center of the capital, near the impressive opera house. In Stockholm, participants will join the famous race around the island of Gotland and start in the center of the Swedish capital. The coastal races in Helsinki will also be held in the city center, and you can watch them from the Loili restaurant, admission is free. The finish of the regatta will be adopted in St. Petersburg, and boats will moor right in the center of the city. The winner of the overall standings of the Russian National Sailing League in 2018 Leviathan Sailing Team by Burevestnik group (Moscow / St. Petersburg) will represent Russia in this competition.

Nord Stream Race 2019 – June 22, Kiel (Germany) – July 05 St. Petersburg

http://nord-stream-race.com

Bronenosec Sailing Team Yacht Club team in international classes RC44 and TP52

For the Bronenosec Sailing Team, the season of 2019 will be marked first of all by the return to one of the most prestigious classes of yachts – the TP52 and the 52 Super Series. In 2017, finishing the season on the fifth line with a silver medal in one of the stages of the series, “The Battleship” took a pause to better prepare for the competition of the rapidly developing series. With the new boat and the renewed crew, the crew of the Battleship will debut in the new season already at the Palma Vela international regatta in early May, where the fleet of the Super Series will conduct a general training session. Actually, the season 52 Super Series will open on May 21 at Menorca as part of the Menorca 52 SUPER SERIES Sailing Week 2019. Next, the season will continue in Cadiz, Cascais, Puerto Portals and end in September in Sardinia. Steering team Vladimir Lyubomirov.

Even earlier, in mid-April, the crew of the Bronenosec Sailing Team in the international class RC44 will open the season in Montenegro. For this class, the year 2019 will be special. An updated fleet of participants will expand the geography. In addition to Porto Montenegro, Croatian Rovinj and Palma de Mallorca, where the RC44 has never competed, will be added to the usual races in Cascais and Marstrand. With two bronze medals in two world championships in 2017 and 2018, the “Battleship” is ready to achieve new heights in the RC44 class. Under the direction of Kirill Frolov, the Russian crew will hold a training camp in Montenegro already in early April, just before the start of the first stage of the series.

Sailing Academy

At the beginning of 2019, the Academy regularly sails more than 350 children and 160 cadets of the Nakhimov and Kronstadt cadet corps, as well as about 70 students of the Votkinsk branch of the Academy. This year the Academy will make every effort to maintain the bar high in past years.

The year 2019 began for our guys successfully: at the Russian Championship in Winter Sailing in Petrozavodsk Nikita Kodanev repeated his last year’s success and became two-time Russian Snowkiting Champion, the first among girls was Elena Kastina, who returned to the winter kite after more than two years of recess, and Anastasia Shchedrin was the second among girls and the first among juniors in the discipline "winter windsurfing".

In 2019, the Academy of Sailing will again hold the most important junior regattas of all-Russia scale, including:

– The Optimist Class Association Cup, the final stage of the selection for the national teams at the world and European championships;

– Championship of Russia in international classes with the participation of the best young athletes from all over the country;

– St. Petersburg Championship in sailing, the most massive regatta in the city;

– as well as the traditional series of 4 children's regattas for the smallest, novice athletes “Optimists of the Northern Capital. Gazprom Cup ”, in each stage of the series will take part about 100-140 young riders. Partner of the regatta is the "Children's Radio".

In addition, about 15 club regattas will be held. In addition to competitions in St. Petersburg, the best athletes, juniors and Olympians of the Academy will take part in 20 domestic and about 20 largest international regattas.

The second in the history of the Votkinsk Sailing Cup, the largest children's sailing competition in the region, will be held on the basis of the Academy branch in Votkinsk (Republic of Udmurtia).

The “Toddler” early development project for children from 4.5 years old continues to grow and develop. After three years of preparation, the project released the first generation of young yachtsmen who joined the ranks of groups of initial training of the Optimist class.

For the third year in a row, Academy athletes have taken part in the “Know Russia Under Sails” project, which has no analogues. As part of the project, students of the Academy combine training and travels in the most interesting and unusual corners of our country. Combining informative excursions, plunging into the history of Russia, our children popularize sailing among the population, conducting master classes for children living in the region, and also acquire new skills of sailing in different conditions on various water bodies. In 2019, young athletes will visit Lake Onega, the Chechen Republic and the Altai Territory.

The athletes of the Maritime School of the Academy of Sailing will take part in a great trek to Finland and Sweden in preparation for the World Championships, which will be held in 2020 in St. Petersburg. Maritime School is a project aimed at developing a harmonious personality by means of sailing, passing on the heritage of maritime culture and maritime history of Russia and the whole world to future generations. The age of athletes is from 13 to 17 years.

Since 2013, the Academy has been practicing sailing for cadets of cadet schools, the guys gain a versatile sailing experience – on a training sailboat "Lukull" and boats like the captain's chick. In 2017, the first internship practice was held for cadets of the Udmurt cadet corps of the Volga Federal District named after V. Starikov in the opened branch of the Academy in the city of Votkinsk, this tradition will continue in 2019.

Among the many Academy projects that were not mentioned above, it is worth noting cooperation with the Artek International Children's Camp, a joint project of the Academy and the RATUT school – OptiPRO, for top athletes in the Optimist class and the OptiOrange International Children's Regatta in the offseason.

www.sailing-academy.ru

Hope of the seas

For the first time implemented in 2015, the program of study swimming for St. Petersburg students “Hope of the Seas” will be continued this season. Students from 5 universities will take part in it: the University of Mines, ITMO University, Polytechnic University, Saint-Petersburg State University of Economics and Pediatric Medical University. During the season, more than 100 people will undergo maritime practice, and voyages will take place in the Gulf of Finland. The training sailboat – the legendary schooner “Nadezhda” built in 1912 – will solemnly set off on a sea voyage on May 27 from the Embankment of Lieutenant Schmidt near the Mining University.

https://www.nadezda-morey.ru

National Sailing League and European Champions League

Support for the club movement in Russia and in Europe remains one of the priorities of the St. Petersburg Yacht Club. The qualifying stage of the sailing of the European Champions League in St. Petersburg in August 2016, 2017 and 2018 turned out to be so successful that this season the teams of more than two dozen Old World yacht clubs will return to the Neva waters to compete for the right to compete in the international final of Euro League in Switzerland. Recall that the team of our club, run by Anna Basalkina, won the SCL qualification in 2017 and stopped a step away from the podium (in 5th place) in the 2018 SCL final.

– Qualifying stage of the European Sailing Champions League: July 04-07 (Neva water area at the Peter and Paul Fortress)

Yacht Club of St. Petersburg has been taking part in the Russian National Sailing League since 2014. In the new season, the club team will continue to perform in the Higher Division of the League and will be represented by a team of students of the Sailing Academy. Operated by the permanent steering team of Anna Basalkina, winners of the Grand Final of the NPL 2018 and 2017, the Academy team has already recorded its first victories in Sochi.

– Stage of the Higher League of the All-Russian Volga Federal Football Association in St. Petersburg: July 12-14 (the Neva water area at the Peter and Paul Fortress)

– Stage of the Premier League VFSA in St. Petersburg: July 19-21 (the waters of the St. Petersburg Yacht Club, Gulf of Finland)

Shipyard of historic shipbuilding "Poltava"

By the beginning of the season, the builders plan to arm the Ship "Poltava": install the spars, rigging, sails and guns. This summer, for a month, the ship will stand on the Neva at one of the central embankments of St. Petersburg. July 29 "Poltava" will take part in the main naval parade of the country.

Recall, the 54-gun battleship of the 4th rank "Poltava" was launched on the day of the city of St. Petersburg on May 27. The ship "Poltava" is the first battleship of the Baltic Fleet. The ship was named in honor of the victory of Russian troops in the Battle of Poltava. "Poltava" was built on the Admiralty shipyards, launched in June 1712. Peter I personally participated in the design and construction of the ship. A replica of the battleship "Poltava" began to be built in 2013 at the shipyard of historic shipbuilding "Poltava", founded by the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.

You can make sure of the greatness of the creation of Petersburg shipbuilders personally, after visiting the tour. Today the shipyard of historic shipbuilding is the main one for the repair of large Russian sailing ships recognized by the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping. In recent years, the mast of the sailing training ship “Chersonesos” was repaired, the mast and bowsprit of the “Nadezhda” sailing vessel were repaired, the deck and boats of the cruiser “Aurora” were restored. The shipyard has a strong design bureau, a sailmaking workshop for large sailboats, carpentry, foundry, spar workshops, carved decoration workshops and ship furniture. The design bureau created and implemented the project of the frigate “Peter and Pavel” in New Holland and the project of reconstructing the schooner “Zapad” in Arkhangelsk. Today, the friendly and professional team of the Shipyard is engaged in the development of several projects for St. Petersburg and Sevastopol.

http://poltava1712.ru/

Class "Dragon"

The prestigious international competition in the class "Dragon" at the Cup of the Danish city of Marblehead has been held for almost a hundred years. In 2018, this cup was won by the Russian crew of Anatoly Loginov and the St. Petersburg Yacht Club was named its keeper and organizer of the next draw. Marblehead Trophy 2019: July 20-23, the waters of the Neva Bay of the Gulf of Finland.

The Russian Championship in the class "Dragon" has been held on the territory of the Yacht Club of St. Petersburg since 2010. Russian Championship in the class "Dragon" July 24-28, the waters of the Neva Bay.

Series of evening sailing regattas “Kommersant”

The new season of amateur regattas Kommersant, organized by the Yacht Club of St. Petersburg and the Kommersant Publishing House with the support of MegaFon, starts traditionally in June 2019. This season there will be a lot of surprises for the participants, during all 12 regattas of the season. Recall that the regattas are held every Thursday, the start of the races at 19:00. Regatta is aimed at lovers and beginners, so the experience of walking on a sailing boat is not required! One of the innovations of the season will be the provision of professional clothing from Decatlon stores to participants. Technical partner of the project "M-Marin".

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April 30, 2019

      For the Cup of the Sochi Yacht Club
      In the waters of the Federal State Budgetary Institution “Yug Sport” a new regatta in the class of yachts “Optimist” started today. The regatta will be the 2nd stage of selection for the national teams of Russia in the most popular children's class of yachts in the world.

204 young yachtsmen under the age of 16 from various regions of Russia take part in the races.

The chief referee of the competitions, Vadim Mechanics, said: “The whole class elite has gathered in Sochi, because this regatta will be the 2nd stage of selection for the Russian national teams, which will represent our country at world and European championships. For 5 days of competition, we will try to spend 10 races, the first 5 – qualifying. Every day we will repart racers for 3 fleets, at the end of the qualification the best athletes will get into the gold fleet, where they will continue to fight for medals. ”
Among the participants are last year's winners of the Russian championship in the Optimist class, Danila Ivanov (St. Petersburg, Krestovsky Island, Artyom Maksimkin (Dolgoprudny, Vodnik)) and Kirill Shunenkov (St. Petersburg, Academy of Sailing Yacht Club St. Petersburg ), so that the struggle for first place will be serious.

The general management of the competition is carried out by the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation with the Association of the class "Optimist" with the support of the Southern Federal Center for Sports Training "Yug Sport".

The names of the owners of the Yacht Club Cup will be announced on May 4 at 17:00. The final composition of the national teams that will represent Russia at the World and European Championships will be known after the Association Cup, which will be held in early June in St. Petersburg.

Evgeny Kitayev,

Press Service of the Academy of Sailing Yacht Club St. Petersburg

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May 5, 2019

      Sochi Yacht Club Cup: results

On May 4, the first ever Sochi Yacht Club Cup ended with a single race. Athletes and coaches were eager to hold another race to finally determine who was who, but did not allow the wind.

As a result, the top three remained unchanged. Artem Maksimkin from Dolgoprudny won by a margin of 9 points with a margin from his rivals. The regatta became the 2nd stage of selection for the national teams of Russia in the most popular children's class of yachts in the world “Optimist”.

In total, 204 young yachtsmen under the age of 16 from various regions of Russia took part in the races. All participants of the competition acknowledged that the regatta was a success both from the point of view of organizing the competitions and from the point of view of the races themselves.

For 5 days of competition, the judges held 9 races. The water area of ​​FGBU “Yug Sport”, despite the established reputation of a place where there are often problems with the wind, this time pleased everyone with winds of different strength and direction. Only one day turned out to be completely windless – 3 May.

At the very beginning, all the athletes were randomly divided into 3 fleets (approximately 70 people each), and their personnel changed every day. After 6 qualifying races, all the athletes were redistributed among the fleets, depending on the results (the best ones entered the “golden” fleet), and the best of the best were finally determined in the final 3 races.

The winner was Artyom Maksimkin from Dolgoprudny, who took the lead from the very beginning of the regatta. Danila Ivanov and Andrei Sotnikov turned out to be 9 points less (St. Petersburg, GBSU secondary school on Krestovsky Ostrov PS and Rautu DSPK), but Danilo was the second in additional indicators.

All three first places among girls also went to the pupils of the legendary coach Anatoly Anatolyevich Parfenenko from Dolgoprudny: Maria Struk, Dina Zhilkina and Alisa Ivanova. Maria also became the 13th overall and Dina became the best among the younger girls. In the second place among the younger girls, Eva Turkina (St. Petersburg, “Krestovsky Island”), and Yuli Naimushin from Krasnoyarsk – the third one.

Artem Cherpita (CSKA, Sevastopol) won the younger boys, Dmitry Eremin (St. Petersburg, “Krestovsky Island”) showed the second result, but Daniil Larchenkov (Rautu), St. -Petersburg).

Chief Judge Vadim Mechanics summed up the regatta: “From a competitive point of view, not everything was possible – the 10th race was not enough to dot the i, but even without it, the regatta was very intense. I hope that it will turn out to be traditional, as there is a very interesting water area here, which makes all athletes wrestle. Of course, a special thank you to the heads of the FGBU "South" for allowing us to conduct everything at the highest level. "

The final composition of the national teams, which will represent Russia at the World and European Championships, will be known after the Association Cup, which will be held in early June in St. Petersburg.

Evgeny Kitayev,

Press Service of the Academy of Sailing Yacht Club St. Petersburg

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