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ich hab da jetzt schnell durchgescrollt, hatte auf wenigstens eine von 2 detailaufnahmen gehofft
segelhals getrimmt und verstellen rauf und runter
boomausschnitt mit montierter gabel und es wird getrimmt rauf und runterhabe ich beides nicht gesehen - war ich zu schnell?
sonst hab ich da nix interessantes gefunden tbh -
DAY 3 AT THE IQFOIL INTERNATIONAL GAMES IN LANZAROTE: ITALY’S MODENA SHINES AS FLEETS COMPLETE FOUR MORE RACES
The 20-year-old wins three of four course races in very windy conditions
Lanzarote, Spain, January 31, 2025 – Another day of amazing conditions greeted the 100 athletes at the iQFOiL International Games in Lanzarote in Marina Rubicón, with four course races completed in each fleet under winds from north-east exceeding 20 knots and rough sea state. The first race was a trapezoid, with the Men starting on the outer course, but that area was very shifty ad gusty, so PRO Ewa Jodlowska then kept both fleet on the same windward/leeward course for the remaining three races. The intense breeze set the stage for another day of intense battles on the water, with top sailors consolidating their positions and others making significant moves in the overall standings.
In the Men’s fleet, 20-year-old Manolo Modena (ITA 27) delivered an impressive performance, winning three of the day’s four races and securing a fourth in the final one. His incredible showing moved him to fifth place overall and firmly established him as a rising star in the fleet. Despite not having his best day, Johan Søe (DEN 37), just one year older than Modena, retained the overall lead, holding off Nicolas Goyard (FRA 465) in second, who is now 16 points behind. Nicolò Renna (ITA 150) sits in third, though his scorecard is tainted by a high discard of 36th today.
“It was just a very good day today for me”, commented an excited Manolo Modena, “I barely believe it, I was enjoying it. In the previous days I had a feeling that I had speed but somehow wasn’t showing, and finally today everything started to work together”.
In the Women’s fleet, Emma Wilson (GBR 7) reclaimed the lead with a dominant two-race win performance. The Paris Olympic 2024 Bronze medalist now sits five points ahead of Shahar Tibi (ISR 3), who had a more mixed day but remains within very close distance in second. Theresa Steinlein (GER 799) moved up to third overall, showing consistency throughout the week. Anastasia Valkevich (POL 6) dropped just one point off the podium event though she claimed a win today.
“The day on the water was amazing”, said Anastasia Valkevich back ashore. “It was tricky, windy and gusty, but fun and I am happy of my performance, I will keep pushing until the end”.
Looking Ahead: The Marathon
Tomorrow, the athletes will face the highly anticipated Marathon race, which will take them from Marina Rubicón to the island of Los Lobos, just off the coast of Fuerteventura, and back to Lanzarote. The Marathon is the ultimate endurance test – a demanding one-hour race where consistency and stamina make the difference. This unique course featuring a rabbit start and double-point scoring, offers a real opportunity for shakeups in the standings.
The competition will then culminate on Sunday with the Medal Series, where the top eight athletes in each fleet will compete for the first titles of the year in a knockout format.
Event Partners
The 2025 iQFOiL International Games in Lanzarote are organized by Marina Rubicón, with sponsorship from Turismo Lanzarote through its sports tourism product, "Lanzarote Sports Destination." Additional support comes from the Cabildo de Lanzarote through the Insular Sports Service, the Art, Culture, and Tourism Centres of the Cabildo de Lanzarote, the Yaiza Town Hall, the Canary Islands Sailing Federation, DinghyCoach, and the Latin Sailing Federations.
Photo Credit ©Sailing Energy / iQFOiL Class
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EXCELLENT CONDITIONS AND HIGH-INTENSITY RACING ON DAY 2 OF THE iQFOiL INTERNATIONAL GAMES IN LANZAROTE
Four Course Races for the Men and Five for the Women in Breezy 20+ Knots
Lanzarote, Spain, January 30, 2025 – The second day of the iQFOiL International Games at Marina Rubicón delivered another thrilling day of racing, with wind well above 20 knots, gusting up to 30, and near-perfect flat-water conditions. It was a productive day for the 100 athletes from 26 nations, as the men completed four course races while the women managed to catch up with five.
The men were the first to start at 11, led by Denmark’s 21-year-old Johan Søe (DEN 37), who impressed with two race wins, a second, and a third. His outstanding performance propelled him to the top of the leaderboard after two days of competition.
“I had a very good day. The conditions were fantastic, and I enjoyed it a lot,” commented Søe. “So far, I’m loving the new sail – it feels great, especially in strong wind. It’s also exciting to see more young sailors, even from my country, pushing hard and making the fleet more competitive.”
France’s Nicolas Goyard (FRA 465), renowned for his speed records, sits in second overall. Despite challenging moments on the shifty outer course, Goyard’s consistent finishes kept him near the top. Italy’s Nicolò Renna (ITA 150) holds third place, thanks to a race win but slowed down by a couple of double-digit scores.
“It was a windy day again, with over 20 knots, but a bit shifty, especially for us on the outer course,” said Goyard. “The new 8m² sail is fun in strong breeze – it allows us to push harder downwind and reach better top speeds. It’s fast and more enjoyable and it doesn’t change much in terms of racing tactics.”
The women’s fleet had a slightly longer day, completing five course races. Poland’s Anastasia Valkevich (POL 6) claimed two race wins, but Great Britain’s Emma Wilson (GBR 7), the Paris 2024 bronze medalist, was the most consistent of the day. With a win, two seconds, and a discardable seventh place, Wilson is just one point behind the current leader, Shahar Tibi (ISR 3), who managed to hold her position.
“It was a tricky day on the water, but I’m happy to be leading after five races in very shifty conditions,” reflected Tibi. “I stayed consistent in the first four races, but I made some mistakes in the last one. Thankfully, it didn’t hurt my overall result.”
Notably, two U23 sailors are making their presence felt in the men’s fleet. Søe leads the standings, while Spain’s Nacho Baltasar (ESP 4), sits in fourth. In the women’s fleet, two U23 sailors are also performing well, currently ranked ninth and tenth, just shy of the Medal Series cut.
With the Opening Series now halfway through, anticipation builds for more windy racing tomorrow. Saturday’s schedule may include the Marathon race, leading to Sunday’s Medal Series on February 2, where the first champions of the 2025 season will be crowned.
Event Partners
The 2025 iQFOiL International Games in Lanzarote are organized by Marina Rubicón, with sponsorship from Turismo Lanzarote through its sports tourism product, "Lanzarote Sports Destination." Additional support comes from the Cabildo de Lanzarote through the Insular Sports Service, the Art, Culture, and Tourism Centres of the Cabildo de Lanzarote, the Yaiza Town Hall, the Canary Islands Sailing Federation, DinghyCoach, and the Latin Sailing Federations.
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Ja - Taty ist auch bei mir einer der favoriten
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Ungefähr so mutig wie schneller laufen als das krokodil
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schaumamal - wr letzte woche teilweise thema mit leuten die da drin sind - sehen die vorteile eher in downwindrevieren - man kann den schirm wegpchen nur mehr (pum)foilen
die leinen und die nichtvorhandene tube machen das gerät eher komplizierter / unhandlicher als einen wing
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mmn irgendeine delphinart - gibst da schon immer, leider immer weniger. aber in meiner kindheit hat man die beim schnorcheln hie und da gesehen in "jugoslawien"
und im mittelmeer gibts sehr viele haiarten, auch die grossen.
mach mir da aber keine besonderen gedanken.... -
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zum einen die daten
zum anderen globale konzernstrategien
zum dritten - alles viel zuviel - app mit 100en voreinstellungen die ich nicht will und brauche. ich will meine sachen mit keiner community teilen, nicht erinnert werden dass ich essen oder aufs klo soll, ständig irgendwelche updates machen, etc. pp. simples tool - wasserdicht. uhr, surftracks, wandern.
mir gefallen offene zugänge. fediverse statt twitter, sonet statt youtube. über linux habe ich mich noch nicht getraut, kommt aber bald
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herzlich willkommen Patrik Diethelm
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Stimmt nicht, ein gutes Bayrisches Bier ist absolut unbedenklich 😄
verschätz dich da mal nicht
da ist coke besser kontrolliert als die meisten bayr. brauereien -
wenn ich das reduzieren kann oder wenigstens auf europa eingrenzen wäre das gut
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mir geht amerikanische politik und der ganze kontrollscheiss immer mehr auf die nerven
plane auch gerade weitgehende abkehr von windows > linux - wo es halt geht. am laptop bootvarianten - zuhause bleibt nur der CAD rechner auf windows -
ok - nein, ich hab kein telefon mit all den apps.
am wasser schon garnicht, und beim wandern bleibt das tablet auch besser im rucksackich versuch so wenig apps wie möglich zu nutzen
und das gefällt mir bei der fenix ganz gut - ich kann wanderrouten raufspielen und finde mit denen den weg recht gut.
ich kann beim surfen tracken oder auch die luvbahnmarke halbwegs genau legen.
ich seh wie spät es ist
und zum SUP oder surfen kann ich das display konfigurierenaber die ganze verwaltung wird auch immer mühsamer - die updates der apps werden immer umfangreicher, ich will weder kalorien teilen noch irgendeiner community posten dass ich mit dem hund draussen war. das muss ich alles erst abdrehen, abwürgen, nach dem nächsten update wieder, und alles ist anders. und es geht halt mehr um das business von garmin & partnern und weniger um meinen nutzer als anwender.
ich hoff ja dass die fenix 3 noch ein zeiterl hält, aber ich hab den eindruck es wird immer mühsamer alternativen zu finden.
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was soll ich mit einer uhr ohne display?

ich will schon ein display, nutze das teil ja v.a. als uhr, auch als navi beim wandern
fenix 3 kann alles was ich brauche, eher mehrwasserfest ist wichtig, daten/routen rauf und runter, tracks aufzeichnen (brauche aber keinen grünen punkt bei gps-speedsurfing)
kurslegen bei regatten, routenupload von outdooractive oder komoot (gpx) ist wichtiggps speed beim windsurfen weitgehend unwichtig da gehts nur ein bisserl um die selbstmotivation.
der spass an gp3s wird immer weniger - ist mir zu unpersönlich und abstrakt