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29er EuroCup 2026 Aarhus - Overall

by 29er Class 9 Jun 06:59 BST 5-7 June 2026

Fair racing once again despite very changeable wind conditions, with big wind shifts throughout the day. All four races were completed, meaning the full race schedule for the entire event was successfully achieved despite the notoriously difficult conditions of Aarhus Bay.

A huge thank you goes to all volunteers, both on the water and on shore, who made it happen, along with congratulations to all sailors and winners.

IRO Peter Lübeck commented on the event:

"It is great that we are able to complete the races despite difficult wind conditions. I am very pleased with the event, and a tremendous amount of work has been done throughout the weekend. Even though there was quite a lot of rotation among the officials during the weekend, everyone handled the task really well."

Category Results:

MEN
The Men's fleet was decided by consistency across all three days, with very tight racing at the front of the fleet. Sweden's Henric Wigforss / William Drakenberg delivered the most solid series overall, taking the event win. In second place, Germany's Pollux Arnold / Moritz Lichtwer remained constant throughout the regatta, while the German duo David Plettner / Moritz Aigner completed the podium after a strong and competitive performance.

WOMEN
In the Women's fleet, Denmark's Emmeli Gramkov / Sofie Krüger Andersen showed great control and consistency across all three days to secure the top spot (and third overall!). Close behind, fellow Danish sailors Liva Beck / Anna Munkholm Jakobsen delivered a solid and steady series, while Germany's Charlotte Frobenius / Nele Petersen finished third after a competitive and fluctuating battle throughout the regatta.

MIXED
The Mixed fleet was led by Denmark's Anne Haubjerg Olesen / Adam Kjær Walløe, who managed the shifting conditions best over the three days. In second place, Kristoffer Jakobsen / Ellen Smitt stayed consistently in the front group, while Germany's Niels Tinnemeier / Luise Schmidt secured third.

U17 MEN
A strong German presence defined the U17 Men's category, with Pollux Arnold / Moritz Lichtwer (GER) also dominating this fleet on their way to the overall Men's podium. Behind them, Johan Müller / Hanno Gewinn (GER) secured second place after improving throughout the event, while Denmark's Anton Sommer Hastrup / Holger Junge completed the top three.

U17 WOMEN
In the U17 Women's fleet, Germany's Olha Lubianska / Liv Martin controlled the series from early on, building a solid lead across the three days. Their compatriots Mira Vogel / Sophia Schunter moved up into second place after a consistent final day, while Valerie Sophie Hegge / Eva Grunewald (GER) finished third after a challenging but valuable series.

U17 MIXED
The U17 Mixed fleet saw Germany's Johanna Bonn / Quirin Battiany take the win after a demanding but consistent performance in shifting conditions. Denmark's Karen Krüger / Albert Blæsbjerg followed in second, completing a tightly fought fleet.

OVER 18
The Over 18 fleet delivered some of the most experienced and consistent racing of the event, with strong performances across all three days in highly variable conditions. Sweden's Henric Wigforss / William Drakenberg proved to be the most solid team overall, combining speed and consistency to take the win. In second place, Denmark's Emmeli Gramkov / Sofie Krüger Andersen showed impressive control throughout the regatta, while Germany's David Plettner / Moritz Aigner completed the podium after a strong and competitive series.

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