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Duemmer-Jahrbuch-2018 Dümmer-Jahrbuch Segler-Informationen Segelanweisungen 2018 Ausschreibungen Euro-Cup der O-Jollen 30. 04. - 04.05.2018 IDJM Europe Junioren EM der Piraten 10. - 13.05.2018 23. - 28.07.2018 German Open der Vaurin und FJ IDJM der Surfer 19. 05. - 21.05.2018 28. - 30.09.2018 Wettfahrtgemeinschaft Dümmer e.V. • www.wg-duemmer.de Regatta-Termine 2018 Meldestelle: Wettfahrtgemeinschaft Dümmer e.V. www.wg-duemmer.de • [email protected] Start- Anzahl­der­ Datum Verein Regatta­name Klassen Meldeschluss Ranglistenfaktor zeit Wettfahrten 1 14./15.04. 12:30 SCC Dümmer-Dobben HC14, HC16 5(1) 09.04.18 HC14: 1,20; HC16: 1,30 Leineweber Pokal Pirat , 420er 2 21./22.04. 13:00 SCC Pirat, 420er, Europe 4(1) 16.04.18 Pirat: 1,30 2018 und Europe Kupferne Rohrdommel Laser, Laser radial, 4.7, O-Jolle: 1,19; Laser: 1,00 3 28./29.04. 13:00 SVH 4(1) 23.04.18 Regatta-Termine Vorregatta O-Jolle Euro-Cup O-Jolle Radial und 4.7: 1,15 2018 4 30.04.-04.05. SVH Euro-Cup­der­O-Jollen O-Jolle 5 05.-27.05. WSCD Dümmer Open des WSCD Surfer Europe, Aero, Contender Europe: 1,00; Finn: 1,15 6 05./06.05. 13:00 SCD Einhandwochenende 5(1) 4(1) 30.04.18 2018 Finn (4(0)) Contender: 1,20; Aero: 1,20 7 10.-13.05. SVH IDJM­Europe Europe 2018 German­Open­der­ 8 19.-21.05. SCL Vaurien,­FJ Vaurien­und­FJ 9 20.05. 13:00 SCL Pfingstregatta WG Yardstick 2(0) 20.05.18 12 Uhr Termine 10 26./27.05. 13:00 SCD Silbersegel P-Jkr 4(1) 22.05.18 P-Jkr: 1,30 German Open 11 31.05.-03.06. WSCD German Masters Surfer Nordd. Kinder & Jugendcup 20. – 22. April 2018 12 09./10.06. 13:00 SVH Haubentaucher OptiA, OptiB, Europe, Teeny 4(1) 04.06.18 Opti A:1,0; Europe: 1,0 Frühjahrsmarkt 13 16.06. 14:00 SCLD Lüttken - Pokal Opti-Anf, Opti bis 15J. 2(0) 16.06.18 12 Uhr mit verkaufsoffenem Sonntag 14 17.06. 10:45 SCLD Oldy Regatta Opti ab 35 Jahre 2(0) 17.06.18 10 Uhr P-Jkr: 1,20; S-Jkr: 1.20 15 23./24.06. 13:00 SCD Dümmerwoche P-Jkr, S-Jkr, SZV 5(1) 18.06.18 19. Mai 2018 SZV: 1,20 16 16.-20.07. SCD Opti-Camp im SCD Opti Schnäppchentag 17 23.-28.07 SCD Junioren­EM­der­Piraten Pirat 18. – 24. Juni 2018 18 04./05.08. 14:00 SCL "Je ka mi" - Pokal-Wettfahrten alle Klassen 3(0) 04.08.18 12 Uhr P-Jkr: 1,20; Conger: 1,20 19 11./12.08. 13:00 SVH Hüder Pokalwettfahrten P-Jkr, S-Jkr, SZV, Conger 4(1) 06.08.18 Kunst in der City SZV: 1,25 8. Deutscher Europe 20 18./19.08. 14:00 SVH Europe 18.08.18 10 Uhr mit verkaufsoffenem Sonntag Team-Race-Cup SZV: 1,20; 420er: 1,15 21 01./02.09. 13:00 SVH Glasenuhr Europe, 420er, SZV 4(1) 27.08.18 10. – 12. August 2018 Europe: 1,10 Stadtfest 22 15./16.09. 13:00 SCC Clarholzer Seerose / Glasen P-Jkr, S-Jkr 4(1) 10.09.18 P-Jkr: 1,30; S-JKR: 1,20 Opti A: 1,0; Europe: 1,0 23 22./23.09. 13:00 SCD Halbmodell / Nebelhorn OptiA/B, Europe, Teeny 4(1) 17.09.18 20. – 23. September 2018 Teeny: 1,0 Großmarkt 24 28.-30.09. WSCD IDJM­Surfer Surfer Pirat, Vaurien, Pirat: 1,35; Vaurien: 1,15 25 06./07.10. 13:00 SVH Dümmer-Finale 4(1) 01.10.18 21. Oktober 2018 Conger nur Sonntag Conger: 1,20 Dümmer Cup - O-Jolle / 26 13./14.10. 13:00 BSC O-Jolle, Finn Dinghy, Aero 4(1) 08.10.18 O-Jolle 1,20; Finn 1,15 Grafensonntag mit Autoschau Finn-Cup Dümmerdreieck 27 20.10. 14:00 WG-D alle Klassen 11. November 2018 Start Lembruch Gänsetag mit großer Tombola 28 20./21.10. 13:00 SCD Bellini Cup P-Jkr, Seerose 4(1) 15.10.18 P-Jkr: 1,20 30. November – 2. Dezember Weihnachtsmarkt 1 Foerdergem_2018.indd 1 07.02.18 10:43 Inhaltsverzeichnis Liebe Segler am Dümmer und liebe Gäste, Seite Seite Regatta-Termine . 1 Dümmerwoche . 36/37 es ist nicht so einfach, in jedem Jahr ein Vorwort zu Auch in 2018 finden wieder viele Ranglistenregat- Grußwort. 3 Opti Camp im SCD. 39 schreiben, dass sich von dem der Vorjahre unterschei- ten, Vereinsregatten und auch Meisterschaften am Sicherungsboote . 4 Je ka mi . 40/41 det. Nach der Saison ist vor der Saison - auch das ist Dümmer-See statt. Wir werden hier am See den Impressum in jedem Frühjahr gleich. Euro-Cup der O-Jollen, die IDJüM der Europes, die / Meldebestimmungen . 4 / 5 Hüder Pokalwettfahrten . 42 Junioren EM der Piraten und auch die German Open Segelanweisungen. .6 – 9 Europe Team-Race Cup . 43 Ich halte es für wichtig, dass wir hier am See eine gute der Vaurien und FJ haben, um nur einige große Events Service Regatta-Segler . 10 – 12 Glasenuhr. 44 Gemeinschaft haben und auch 2018 viele Helferinnen zu nennen. Besonders möchte ich natürlich, wie im- Bahnkarte – Hafennachweis . 13 Clarholzer Seerose / Glasen . 45 und Helfer finden, die sich um die Ausrichtung der mer, die Pfingstregatta hervorheben, die der SCL die- Vorstand /Vereine . 14 /15 Halbmodell / Nebelhorn . 46/47 Regatten kümmern. Ich möchte mich auch in diesem ses Jahr ausrichtet. Diese Regatta wird für alle Segler Inhaltsverzeichnis Yardstickzahlen . 16 Dümmer-Finale . 48/49 Jahr für die in der vergangenen Saison geleistete Ar- am Dümmer ausgerichtet und macht immer viel Spaß. Grußwort Dümmer-Dobben. 18 Dümmer Cup O-Jolle / Finn Cup . 51 beit aller Seglerinnen und Segler aus unseren Segel- Auch die Regatta Jekami und das Dümmerdreieck Leineweber Pokal Pirat / 420 . 19 Dümmerdreieck . 52 vereinen bedanken!!! Eine Regatta, oder überhaupt zum Saisonabschluss sind Veranstaltungen, auf denen Kupferne Rohrdommel . 20 Bellini Cup . 53 das Vereinsleben, ist immer mit viel Arbeit und Einsatz wir als Segler Flagge zeigen und in der Gemeinschaft Euro-Cup der O-Jollen . 21 Motorbootplan . .54 / 55 verbunden und wir finden zum Glück immer noch ge- viel Freude haben können. Also macht mit! Einhandwochenende . 22/23 Trainingstermine und Lehrgänge . 56 nügend engagierte Leute, die sich für unseren Sport und die Vereine einsetzen. Nun wünsche ich allen Dümmeranern und Gästen Pfingstregatta . 24 Danke dafür!!! eine schöne Saison, immer eine Handbreit Wasser Anmeldung zum Jugendtraining . 27 unter dem Schwert und viel Erfolg bei allem, was Ihr Meldeformular . 28 Impressum Herausgeber: Wettfahrgemeinschaft Dümmer e.V. Euch auch außerhalb des Segelsports vorgenommen Meldung zur Yardstick-Regatta . 29 Redaktion: Hanno Baumann, Schwanoldstraße 10, habt. Silbersegel . .30 32760 Detmold, [email protected] Haubentaucher . 33 Anzeigen, Gestaltung und Gesamtherstellung: Euer Atelier Braue, Lemförde, Tel. (0 54 43) 99 73 59 Lüttken-Pokal . 34 [email protected] - www.brauekunstkalender.com Jens Dannhus Oldy-Regatta . 35 Fotos: Jens Schröder, Nicole Gote, Rainer Altvater, Sabine Stich, Dieter Braue 2 3 Sicherungsboote der WG-Dümmer 2. Haftungsausschluss (s. a. Meldeformular) Geht das Meldegeld nicht rechtzeitig ein bzw. wird der Zah- Die Wettfahrten werden durch den veranstaltenden Verein in lungsnachweis nicht durch quittierten Zahlungsbeleg oder SCC Rettungsboot SCC Koordination unter: [email protected] Jochen Wolfram Tel. (0 172) 28 26 233 seiner Verantwortung durchgeführt, die WG Dümmer e.V. stellt Scheck erbracht, ist die Wettfahrtleitung berechtigt, das gemel- Detlev Spitczok Tel. (0 171) 64 64 344 den organisatorischen Rahmen der gemeinsamen Erfassung der dete Boot nicht zu werten. für den Rettungsfall auch Gasthaus Schomaker: Tel. (0 54 91) 78 44 Teilnehmer. Eine darüber hinaus gehende Haftung wird von der Luftkissenboot SCC - Eisrettung-Koordination WG Dümmer e.V. nicht übernommen. 4. Meldeschluss unter DN Flotte Nord-West Detlev Spitczok: Tel. (0 171) 64 64 344 Der Meldeschluss ist für jede Veranstaltung in der Ausschrei- für den Rettungsfall 1. Ansprechpartner: Mit der Abgabe der Meldung wird anerkannt, dass die Wett- bung angegeben. Jochen Wolfram Tel. (0 172) 28 26 233 fahrtleitung für die Eignung der gemeldeten Yacht und Mann- Meldebestimmungen Sicherungsboote ansonsten Gasthaus Schomaker: Tel. (0 54 91) 78 44 schaft nicht verantwortlich ist und die Wettfahrtleitung bzw. 5. Meldestelle SCD Startschiff / SCD RIB der veranstaltende Verein den beteiligten Wettfahrtteilnehmern Wettfahrtgemeinschaft Dümmer e. V. Ulrich Stich Tel. (0 151) 17 61 02 17 gegenüber keine Haftung für Unfälle oder Schäden aller Art Web-Seite: www.wg-duemmer.de für den Rettungsfall auch: oder deren Folgen übernehmen, die sich im Zusammenhang mit E-Mail: [email protected] Clubhaus SCD Tel. (0 54 47) 3 00 der Beteiligung ergeben, auch nicht für solche durch Schlepp-, Sicherungsboot Segelschule Jens Schlick Tel. (0 54 47) 4 66 Sicherungs- und Bergungsfahrzeuge. Regressansprüche wegen 6. Unterkunft/Umwelt Tel. (0 170) 27 61 651 Abbruch einer Wettfahrt können nicht gestellt werden, gleich Tourist Information Dümmerland 49459 Lembruch, Tel.: ob der Abbruch auf höherer Gewalt oder behördlicher Anord- 05447-242, email: [email protected] oder an die Tourist SVH / SVH 2 Friedrich Möller Tel. (01 73) 2 35 87 04 nung beruht. Information Dammer Berge, Mühlenstr. 18, 49401 Dam- Dr. Th. Gote Tel. (0172) 40 28 894 me, 05491-99 66 67, www.dammer-berge.de oder an das für den Rettungsfall auch: Clubhaus SVH Tel. (0 54 43) 15 15 3. Meldegeld Jugend- und Freizeitzentrum Dümmerlohausen, Tel.: 05491- Die Abgabe der Meldung auch formlos, per Fax, per Brief, über 97910, Fax 979134. Raceoffice.org oder e- mail verpflichtet zur Zahlung des Mel- Weiteres Motorboot für Rettungs- / Notfälle: degeldes.
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