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2026 ILCA 6 Masters World Championships at Nautical Club of Kalamaki - Overall

by Agustín Argüelles / ILCA 8 Jun 07:33 BST 30 May - 7 June 2026
Prize Winners at the 2026 ILCA 6 Masters Worlds at Athens, Greece © Harris Gkaniatsas / Nautical Club of Kalamaki

The 2026 ILCA 6 Masters World Championship concluded on Sunday in Athens after a week of competitive racing across all age categories. Despite the race committee's efforts to complete additional races on the final day, insufficient wind prevented any racing from taking place, leaving the standings unchanged after ten races.

Throughout the day, competitors remained ashore and on standby while officials monitored the conditions. However, the breeze never developed sufficiently to allow a fair race, bringing the championship to a close with the results from Saturday becoming final.

Over the course of the event, sailors experienced a wide range of conditions, from light and tactical races to stronger sea-breeze days, completing a total of ten races and producing closely contested championships across the fleet.

Championship Medallists:

Apprentices Overall (30-44 years)

  1. Marcin Rudawski POL - 10 pt
  2. Svenja Iris Weger GER - 17 pt
  3. Mihalis Koulianos GRE - 27 pt

Apprentices Women (30-44 years)

  1. Svenja Iris Weger GER - 17 pt
  2. Triantafyllia Malli GRE - 51 pt
  3. Anna Agrafioti GRE - 74 pt

Masters Overall (45-54 years)

  1. Jon Emmett GBR - 17 pt
  2. Roberto Giacalone ITA - 28 pt
  3. Ian Gregory GBR - 30 pt

Masters Women (45-54 years)

  1. Elisa Boschin ITA - 45 pt
  2. Maria Vlachou GRE - 64 pt
  3. Verónica Jordana ARG - 83 pt

Grand Masters Overall (55-64 years)

  1. Robert Hallawell USA - 28 pt
  2. Bruce Savage AUS - 37 pt
  3. Tomas Hansson SWE - 54 pt

Grand Masters Women (55-64 years)

  1. Helene Viazzo FRA - 130 pt
  2. Jenny Danks AUS - 141 pt
  3. Alexandra Behrens GER - 162 pt

Great Grand Masters Overall (65-74 years)

  1. Tan Kim NED - 46 pt
  2. Allan Clark CAN - 47 pt
  3. Jose Maria Van Der Ploeg ESP - 48 pt

Great Grand Masters Women (65-74 years)

  1. Lyndall Patterson AUS - 135 pt

Legends (75-84 years)

  1. William Symes USA - 11 pt
  2. Bill Pagels USA - 35
  3. Miguel Alvarez ESP - 35 pt

Super Legends (85 years and over)

  1. Kerry Waraker AUS - 10 pt
  2. Peter Craig AUS - 20 pt
  3. Claude Georges Tigier FRA - 21 pt

Congratulations to all the newly crowned world champions and medallists, as well as every sailor who took part in the 2026 ILCA 6 Masters World Championship.

A special tribute goes to our Legends and Super Legends competitors, whose passion, dedication and love for the sport continue to inspire the entire ILCA community. Their presence on the racecourse is a powerful reminder that sailing is truly a lifelong sport.

The event was organised by the Nautical Club of Kalamaki and the ILCA Class Association, in collaboration with the Hellenic Sailing Federation, and sponsored by ONEX Shipyards & Technologies, Chery Spanos SA, ANMA, Shell, Arbitrage, Colliers, Paralos, Gaviotis Travel, Zhik, ODS, S&M, Marinepool, NOTOS, ACT, In The Loop, Amvrosia, and Lavdas.

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