Please select your home edition
Edition
RS Sailing 2021 - LEADERBOARD

RS Feva World Championships 2019 in Follonica, Tuscany - Day 2

by Vikki Payne 24 Jul 2019 07:20 BST 20-26 July 2019

The second day of racing at the RS Feva World Championships 2019 greeted the sailors with glassy conditions. As the sun warmed up to over 35 degrees (!) a light breeze filled in.

Before heading on the water, the Chinese team talked about how, at the very last minute their visas were approved, and they arrived in Italy with only one day before racing started. "We are so excited to finally be here and be able to race. We came 2nd at Hong Kong race week so jumped at the chance to come to the RS Feva World Championships "explained the Chinese team from Guangzhou Sailing Club.

The fleet launched into another glamourous day of racing in Follonica Bay. Raulf Berry and his crew Ollie Peters continued their momentum, posting two bullets and a 10th. "In three words the RS Feva Worlds are competitive, sociable and hot!" Ollie described as he came off the water wearing a very fetching pink bucket hat.

Simon Cooke, multiple 470 champion, and Oscar Masfen had another solid day but as they arrive on shore they described the tense racing out on the course. "The British girls were so quick upwind!" explained Simon, "we are racing well and really enjoying ourselves!" With a grin on his face, Oscar added "It is so great to race against other countries and people speaking other languages. The RS Feva Worlds have been so amazing, fun and entertaining!"

Millie Irish/ Tasmyn Green and Gabriella Clifton/ Daisy Weston are currently battling it out in 5th and 6th place respectively for the first female title heading into the final series. William Pank and Sebastian Gotto from Norwich School, GBR, had a strong day posting a 1. 4, 3 after a rocky start.

The is a wrap on the qualification series as the fleet are split in gold, sliver and bronze where the real racing begins! Points are super tight so it is all to play for...

Provisional Results after Day 2 can be found here.

Related Articles

64th Endeavour Trophy Welcomes New Melges 15
New chapter for dinghy champion of champions event at Burnham-on-Crouch Despite the threat of Storm Amy disrupting proceedings at the 64th Endeavour Trophy (3-5 October), a total of 30 national champions gathered at the Royal Corinthian YC, Burnham-on-Crouch this morning for the opening day's training session. Posted on 3 Oct
North Youth & Junior Team Racing Championship
No matter the weather… these sailors love team racing! 24 teams of regional sailors converged on Ripon SC on 20 & 21 September for the North Region Youth & Junior Team Racing Championships organised by North East & Yorkshire Youth Sailing Association (NEYYSA). Posted on 1 Oct
Oxford Youth Open Regatta 2025
Inaugural event which pitched a slightly different formula at youngsters Youth sailing is a key focus for any club. Healthy clubs have a healthy youth membership. Oxford Sailing Club benefits from the expanse that is Farmoor reservoir and has a rich youth heritage as a recognized venue for many significant events. Posted on 26 Sep
14th Great North Asymmetric Challenge
Bassenthwaite hosts 56 teams for 14th edition Following a week of forecast highs and lows, gales and drifters, the 14th Great Northern Asymmetric Challenge, sponsored by Trident UK, proved to be a tale of two halves. The Lake District is known for being a little damp. Posted on 23 Sep
P&B Northamptonshire Youth Series at Draycote
As ever the first timers received the most applause as their medals were awarded A bumper turnout of 41 sailors arrived at Draycote for round 4 of the Northampton Youth Series sponsored by Pinnell and Bax. The weather, at least at 8am in the morning was lovely - sunny, blue sky, a few clouds and 6 knots of wind. Posted on 2 Sep
RS Sailing Store's 'Pre-Order Sail' Offer for 2026
Save Now, Sail Later! Are you already pumped for next year? So are the team at RS Sailing Store. There's nothing quite like the feeling of hoisting a crisp, new sail for the first race of the season. Posted on 2 Sep
Broadland Youth Regatta at Rollesby Broad
8 clubs race together in a safe, enclosed, and welcoming environment On the 30th August 2025, Rollesby Broad Sailing Club hosted the 31st Broadland Youth regatta. The event brought together eight sailing clubs across Norfolk and Suffolk, providing the youth sailors with the opportunity to showcase their skills. Posted on 2 Sep
Exceptional Summer of Success for RHS
Royal Hospital School's sailing team has much to celebrate Royal Hospital School (RHS), in Holbrook, Suffolk, is celebrating following a remarkable series of sailing victories and strong performances at national and international sailing events this summer. Posted on 10 Aug
Itchenor SC's Junior Fortnight week 1
Against a dramatic backdrop, an impressive 72 races were run across 8 fleets The 2025 annual competition opened under deceptively gentle conditions with more than 150 keen competitors prepared to vie for the top spots. The early part of the week saw light airs and calm waters. Posted on 5 Aug
RS Feva Worlds at Aix-les-Bains, France Overall
Crowning of our 2025 World Champions As our World Championships drew to a thrilling close on Friday afternoon, the atmosphere was electric with anticipation! Sailors and families were buzzing with excitement as they prepared for their journey home. Posted on 4 Aug