SB20 World Championship Day 4 – Pollard takes back lead

Day 4 of the Provident CRM SB20 World Championship saw Britain’s John Pollard return to the lead.

SB20 World Championship Day 3 – New Leader

Day 3 of the Provident CRM SB20 World Championship saw a new leader . . . Jose Paulo Ramada of Portugal.

SB20 World Championship Day 2 – Racing Underway

Day 2 of the Provident CRM SB20 World Championships at the Royal Irish YC at Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin.

SB20 World Championships 2022 – First day cancellation

Strong winds on Dublin Bay cancelled Monday’s first races of the Provident CRM SB20 World Championships

SB20 World Championship 2021 for Henrique Haddad of Brazil

Brazil’s Henrique Haddad, sailing with Mario Trindade, Leonardo Lombardi and Pedro Caldas, is the 2021 SB20 World Champion.

SB20 World Championships – Day 3 results

Henrique Haddad of Brazil is the overall leader of the 2021 SB20 World Championship afte the third day of racing at the Clube Naval de Cascais, Portugal

SB20 World Championships open in Cascais

After the first day of the 2021 SB20 World Championship at the Clube Naval de Cascais, Portugal, Arsen Chubarkov of the Russia has a three point lead.

John Pollard is SB20 UK National Champion

John Pollard’s Xcellent was able to count a clean-sweep of the races to take the SB20 UK Open & National Championship

Pollard storms into lead at SB20 UK National Championship

John Pollard’s Xcellent is top of the SB20 UK National Championship leaderboard, after seven windward leeward races

SB20 World Championship – Winners are Give Me 5 FFV Youth

Robin Follin, Emeric Michel, Gaulthier Germain and Laurie Candela take the SB20 World Championship title

SB20 World Championship – Follin has title within his grasp

Robin Follin of France has taken a 20 point lead after six races completed at the SB20 World Championship at Hyeres

SB20 World Championship – Follin of France leads

Robin Follin of France remains in the lead of the SB20 World Championship at Hyeres, with only one race compleeted so far