Martijn van Muyden, of The Netherlands, has won the 2026 Open Finn European Championship in Gdynia, Poland after three final races were sailed on Saturday.
Defending champion, Valerian Lebrun, from France, won two of the three final day races to end up second with Peter Peet, also from The Netherlands, in third.
Poland’s Michał Krasodomski placed fourth overall and won the U29 Finn European Championship.
After two days of no racing, the Finn fleet finally managed to settle their European title with three final day races. At the start of the day Bas De Waal NED had an eight point lead from Michał Krasodomski POL.
By the end of the day Martijn van Muyden with a 2, 6, 7, score was top of the leaderboard, one point ahead of Valerian Lebrun FRA who had accumulated a 1, 1, 16, and Peter Peet NED was third after a 5, 3, 26 score.
Best placed British competitor was John Greenwood in 25th with Cameron Tweedle 33rd also placing 5th in the U29 event.
Final results after six races
1 NED 60 Martijn Van Muyden 37 pts
2 FRA 111 Valerian Lebrun 38 pts
3 NED 148 Peter Peet 42 pts
4 POL 77 Michał Krasodomski 44 pts
5 NED 29 Bas De Waal 56 pts
6 CZE 54 Matouš Červenka 56 pts
7 HUN 50 Akos Lukats 58 pts
8 HUN 911 Elemer Haidekker 62 pts
9 POL 13 Tadeusz Bartlewski 63 pts
10 FRA 75 Laurent Hay 64 pts
U29 Title
1 (4) POL 77 Michał Krasodomski 44 pts
2 (17) FIN 235 Lars Habermacher 99 pts
3 (20) POL 33 Miłosz Michalak 106 pts
4 (27) GER 181 Niclas Perband 130 pts pts
5 (33) GBR 64 Cameron Tweedle 161 pts