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F NNWELLE JAHRBUCH 2012 Nachrichten der Deutschen Finnsegler Vereinigung e.V. 01 Vorsitzender Uwe Barthel (GER 0062) 02 Natruper Str. 97 Stellvertreter und 49076 Osnabrück Nachwuchsarbeit Tel.: +49 541 3569052 Mobil: +49 172 2182306 Michael Möckel (GER 174) Fax: +49 911 14750147 Dorothea-Erxleben-Str. 5 [email protected] 18059 Rostock Mobil: +49 160 94852477 [email protected] 03 Webmaster 04 Michael Kästner (GER 432) Kassenwart und Straße der Befreiung 64 Obmann Region Süd 08141 Reinsdorf Mobil: +49 174 3043258 Herbert Straub (GER 5) Fax: +49 3212 3466432 Dahlienstraße 14 [email protected] 85591 Vaterstetten Tel.: +49 8106 358405 Fax: +49 8106 358404 [email protected] 06 Obmann Region Nord 05 Carsten Niehusen (GER 217) Obmann Region West Pestalozzistraße 28 19053 Schwerin Rainer Haaks (GER 111) Tel.: +49 385 7607207 Carl-Zuckmayer-Straße 29 Mobil: +49 177 2945257 59192 Bergkamen [email protected] Tel.: +49 2307 84775 Mobil: +49 172 2331578 [email protected] 08 Obmann Region Südwest 07 David Guminski (GER 12) Obmann Region Ost Dahlienstraße 10 65451 Kelsterbach Uwe Hand (GER 16) Tel.: +49 6107 6800851 Blissestraße 51 Mobil: +49 176 82051705 10713 Berlin [email protected] Tel.: +49 30 3139212 Mobil: +49 171 8320337 Fax: +49 30 89724488 [email protected] 09 Print Finnwelle MEID MEID + PARTNER GMBH Gunther-Plüschow Str. 1 56743 Mendig Tel.: +49 2652 595259 - 0 Fax: +49 2652 595259 -9 www.meidmeid.de [email protected] 2 FINNJAHRBUCH 2012 F NNWELLE JAHRBUCH 2012 Liebe Finnsegler und -seglerinnen, die diesjährige Saison hat gerade begonnen und mit ihr liegt die Finnwelle 2012 in eurem Briefkasten. -
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extended e-dition FINNMAGAZINE MASTERS AND YEARBOOK News Results Events MASTERS REGATTAS 2014 AHEAD...TORBOLE, BARBADOS INTERVIEWS AND OPINION 2015 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Contents Contacts and Calendar 5 Yearbook More tips before you set sail to Kavala 6 History of the Finn World Masters 57 Looking ahead to Torbole 2016 16 About the Finn World Masters 57 Aleksandr Kuliukin interview 20 Trophy Winners 57 Finn World Masters 2014 22 Finn World Masters 1970-2014 58 North American Masters in Pewaukee 25 Annual Masters Meeting 2014 Minutes 59 Looking ahead to Barbados 2017 30 Finn World Masters Championship Rules 60 Rock ‘n Roll, My Journey 34 Guidelines For Finn World Masters 64 Neil Robinson wins UK Masters 36 Better Finn hiking 37 Four generations of Finn sails 39 ADVERTISERS Regatta format 40 HIT Masts 2 Chris Watts talks on judging 42 Suntouched 4 Henry Sprague interview 45 Wilke 9 Felix Denikaev wins Euro Cup 2014 47 North Sails 38 Polish Masters in Poznan 49 Zhik 44 Swedish Masters/ Russian Masters 50 Pata 46 Classic Finns 51 Rob Coutts Sailing 48 Dutch Masters in Medemblik 52 Euro Masters 2015 48 Italian Masters in Castiglione 53 Sandiline 51 Finn Masters Magazine and Yearbook Walter Riosa interview 54 Hi-Tech Sailing 55 - the official publication of the Yuri Tokovoi and Vladimir Krutshikh 56 WB Sails 64 Finn World Masters ISSUE NO. 2 • JANUARY 2015 Masters President’s The Finn Masters Magazine is a non- profit publication that is distributed free of charge to all active Finn masters who are Message By Andy Denison, GBR 20 IFA members through their National Finn Association, as well as other interested The other item that will be on the AMM parties connected to the Finn World he fact that I have been asked agenda that was highlighted in Sopot will Masters around the world. -
A Brief History of the Finn Class at the Olympic Games
A brief history of the Finn Class at the Olympic Games Par Robert Reaves Olympics The Finn made its first appearance at the Olympic Games back in 1952. That year Paul Elvstrøm won the second of his four Gold medals on his way to setting a record that has, so far, stood for 52 years. More than five decades later Ben Ainslie stands on the brink of breaking that record, as he has broken so many other records in his 10 years in the class. If he does it would be one of the defining moments of the London 2012 Olympic Games. The Finn is the oldest dinghy class that is being used at the 2012 Olympic Games. In fact this year marks its 60th anniversary of includion at the Games and is the 16th time it will be used. Over those 60 years it has modernised and embraced new technologies but is fundamentally the same design. But to go back to the very beginning... The Olympics in 1952 were assigned to Helsinki, Finland and the Finish Yachting Association, who had been assigned the job of selecting the class for the Monotype, ran a competition for a new boat designed specifically for the Olympics which could also be used for sailing competitions in Scandinavia. The Finn was selected from a design entered by Swedish Olympian Rickard Sarby. Paul Elvstrøm swept the board to win by nearly 3,000 points from Charles Currey of Great Britain, who took Silver. Elvstrøm won four of the seven races in a fleet of 28 boats and set a standard which has never been equalled. -
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FINNMAGAZINE MASTERS AND YEARBOOK News Results Events NEW RULES 2021-2024 PHILIP BAUM INTERVIEW EUROPEAN MASTERS IN GDYNIA 2021 The Winner’s Choice PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Contents MAGAZINE YEARBOOK Contacts, Calendar & Suppliers 5 Annual Masters Meeting 2020 Minutes 28 News 6 About the Finn World Masters 29 2021 World Masters Preview 7 Medalists and Winners 1970-2020 30 2020 European Masters - Gdynia 8 Philip Baum Interview 12 ADVERTISERS Changes to the RRS 2021-2024 14 Allen 1 Phil Chadwick Interview 16 Art of Racing 32 Upcoming Events 2021-2024 18 Devoti Sailing 22 Rolf Elsässer Interview 20 Finnsailing.de 2 Return to Kavala 23 Pata Boats 11 Andreas Bollongino Interview 24 Waterland 15 Masters Events Across the World 26 WB Sails 4 Wilke 2 All of the photos in this issue from the Finn World Masters and European Masters can be bought as Finn Masters Magazine and Yearbook downloads or prints here: https://robertdeaves.smugmug.com - the official publication of the Finn World Masters ISSUE NO. 8 • MARCH 2021 Masters President’s The Finn Masters Magazine is a non-profit publication that is distributed free of charge to all active Finn masters who are IFA members By Andy Denison, GBR 20 through their National Finn Association, as well Message as other interested parties connected to the Finn World Masters around the world. Articles, race results, photographs and reports from countries s I write, I’m trying to find some Medemblik and we can slowly build up the are always welcome. All advertisement enquiries inspiration to put down some cycle once again. -
RULES of Tke INTERNATIONAL FINN CLASS HALL of FAME
58/(6RIWKH ,17(51$7,21$/),11&/$66 (GLWLRQ President of Honour - Gerardo Seeliger Life Honorary Member - Nikos Kouklelis (1921-1995) +$//2))$0( Rickard Sarby Jorg Bruder Paul Elvström Gilbert Lamboley Willy Kuhweide Hubert Raudaschl John Bertrand Lasse Hjortnaes Jose Luis Doreste Fredrik Lööf Jose-Maria van der Ploeg August Miller ,17(51$7,21$/),11&/$66 2/<03,&0('$/:,11(56 +HOVLQNL)LQODQG Paul Elvström, Denmark Charles Currey, Great Britain Rickard Sarby, Sweden 0HOERXUQH$XVWUDOLD Paul Elvström, Denmark Andre Nelis, Belgium John Marvin, United States 1DSOHV,WDO\ Paul Elvström, Denmark A. Chuchelov, USSR Andre Nelis, Belgium (QRVKLPD-DSDQ Willy Kuhweide, Germany Peter Barrett, United States Henning Wind, Denmark $FDSXOFR0H[LFR Valentin Mankin, USSR Hubert Raudaschl, Austria Fabio Albarelli, Italy .LHO:HVW*HUPDQ\ Serge Maury, France Elias Hatzipavlis, Greece Victor Potapov, USSR .LQJVWRQ&DQDGD Jochen Schumann, DDR Andrei Balashov, USSR John Bertrand, Australia 7DOOLQQ8665 Esko Rechardt, Finland Wolfgang Mayrhofer, Austria Andrei Balashov, USSR /RQJ%HDFK86$ Russell Coutts, New Zealand John Bertrand, United States Terry Neilson, Canada 3XVDQ.RUHD Jose Luis Doreste, Spain Peter Holmberg, US Virgin Islands John Cutler, New Zealand %DUFHORQD6SDLQ Jose Maria van der Ploeg, Spain Brian Ledbetter, USA Craig Monk, New Zealand 6DYDQQDK86$ Mateusz Kusznierewicz, Poland Sebastien Godefroid, Belgium Roy Heiner, The Netherlands 6\GQH\$XVWUDOLD Iain Percy, Great Britain Luca Devoti, Italy Fredrik Lööf, Sweden 35()$&( The International Finn dinghy is a 4.5 m long single-handed dinghy that has been sailed in over 80 countries by thousands of sailors for over 50 years. Originally designed for the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki, Finland, the Finn remains the Olympic men’s singlehanded dinghy. -
INTERNATIONAL FINN ASSOCIATION, Inc
INTERNATIONAL FINN ASSOCIATION, Inc. Constitution 2012 Edition President of Honour - Gerardo Seeliger Life Honorary Member - Nikos Kouklelis (1921-1995) HALL OF FAME Rickard Sarby Jorg Bruder Paul Elvström Gilbert Lamboley Willy Kuhweide Hubert Raudaschl John Bertrand Lasse Hjortnaes Jose Luis Doreste Fredrik Lööf Jose-Maria van der Ploeg August Miller Mateusz Kusznierewicz Ben Ainslie INTERNATIONAL FINN 1988, Pusan, Korea CLASS Jose Luis Doreste, Spain Peter Holmberg, US Virgin Islands John Cutler, New Zealand OLYMPIC MEDAL WINNERS 1992, Barcelona, Spain Jose Maria van der Ploeg, Spain Brian Ledbetter, USA 1952, Helsinki, Finland Craig Monk, New Zealand Paul Elvström, Denmark Charles Currey, Great Britain 1996, Savannah, USA Rickard Sarby, Sweden Mateusz Kusznierewicz, Poland Sebastien Godefroid, Belgium 1956, Melbourne, Australia Roy Heiner, The Netherlands Paul Elvström, Denmark Andre Nelis, Belgium 2000, Sydney, Australia John Marvin, United States Iain Percy, Great Britain Luca Devoti, Italy 1960, Naples, Italy Fredrik Lööf, Sweden Paul Elvström, Denmark A. Chuchelov, USSR 2004, Athens, Greece Andre Nelis, Belgium Ben Ainslie, Great Britain Rafael Trujillo Villar, Spain 1964, Enoshima, Japan Mateusz Kusznierewicz, Poland Willy Kuhweide, Germany Peter Barrett, United States 2008, Qingdao, China Henning Wind, Denmark Ben Ainslie, Great Britain Zach Railey, USA 1968, Acapulco, Mexico Guillaume Florent, France Valentin Mankin, USSR Hubert Raudaschl, Austria 2012, Weymouth, Great Britain Fabio Albarelli, Italy ? ? 1972, Kiel, West Germany -
Novodobé Olympijské
SLOVENSKÝ ZVÄZ JACHTINGU OLYMPIJSKÉ HRY 1896 - 2004 JACHTING BRATISLAVA 2004 2 Ú V O D V roku 2004 sa XXVIII. Olympijské hry vrátili späť do svojej kolísky, do Grécka. Samo- zrejme nie na pôvodné miesto do Olympie, kde sa konali v staroveku po viac ako tisíc rokov, ale do hlavného mesta slobodného Grécka do novodobých Atén. Splnila sa dávna túžba Grékov a ich hlavného mesta, aby po prvých novodobých hrách, ktoré sa uskutočnili v roku 1896 sa ďalšie ko- nali v krajine ich zrodu. Je treba privítať rozhodnutie Medzinárodného olympijského výboru o pridelení XXVIII. hier do Atén, aj keď uskutočnenie takého gigantického športového podniku akým sú OH, vytvorilo viaceré ťažkosti pri ich realizácii tak pre organizátorov, ako aj pre vládu Grécka. Vzdor všetkým ťažkostiam sa Grékom podarilo zvládnuť všetky problémy a pripravili pre športovcov celého sveta prostredie, aké bolo hodné nasledovníkov športovcov starovekej He- lady. Jachting je jedným z málo športov, ktorý bol vypísaný ako športová disciplína okrem III. OH v Saint Luis na všetkých doterajších OH. V programe hier už pre prvé novodobé hry v roku 1896 v Aténach bol jachting vypísaný v rámci vodných športov, no olympijská regata sa nekonala pre zlé počasie. Nás jachtárov samozrejme zaujímajú najviac jachtárske olympijské regaty, v nich vypísané lodné triedy a typy plachetníc na ktorých sa olympijské súťaže uskutočňovali. Je to tiež príležitosť, aby sme nazreli do doterajších výsledkových listín Olympijských hier a dozvedeli sa, kto boli ich víťazi. V roku 1982 vo zväzku 26. "SLOVENSKÉHO JACHTÁRA", ktorý bol celý venovaný jach- társkemu olympizmu z príležitosti uskutočnenej olympijskej regaty v Talline (OH Moskva 1980), bol Otom Malým spracovaný neúplný prehľad všetkých dovtedajších regát na OH, vrátane tried v ktorých sa pretekalo a ich víťazov. -
Targi Wiatr I Woda
Targi Wiatr i Woda Otwarte zebranie Polskiego Stowarzyszenia Regatowego Klasy Finn Żeglarstwo regatowe na Finnie Historia i współczesność Warszawa marzec 2013 przygotował: Piotr Pajor Sekretarz PSRKF Targi Wiatr i Woda Spotkanie PSRKF Klasa Finn – wprowadzenie / Jan Okulicz Podstawowe dane: * Wyczynowa łódka regatowa * Jednoosobowa łódź mieczowa Klasa olimpijska od 1952 roku Konstruktor: Rickard Sarby Długość: 4.5 m Powierzchnia żagla: 10m2 Klasa Finn jest obecna w ponad 80 krajach na Świecie * Jest to jednoosobowy i jednożaglowy monotyp. Najbardziej oryginalne jest otaklowanie: maszt nie posiada żadnego olinowania stałego i obraca się swobodnie wokół swojej osi wraz z zamocowanym do niego na stale bomem. Dzięki ewolucji obecnie spotykane „Finny" różnią się jednak znacznie od pierwowzoru. przygotował: Piotr Pajor Sekretarz PSRKF Targi Wiatr i Woda Spotkanie PSRKF Klasa Finn – wprowadzenie / Piotr Pajor Finn 1952 Finn 2012 przygotował: Piotr Pajor Sekretarz PSRKF Targi Wiatr i Woda Spotkanie PSRKF Klasa Finn – historia / Piotr Pajor Pierwszy Finn Zbudowany w Uppsala przez Rickarda Sarbiego w 1949 do konkursu ogłoszonego na projekt jednoosobowego dinghy, monotypu, który miał być wykorzystany na Olimpiadzie w Helsinkach 1952. Do konkursu ogłoszonego przez Finnish Yachting Association (FYA) przystąpił Sarby mając już zbudowany prototyp łódki którą nazwał Fin, potem Fint. Budowanie prototypów trwało od jesieni 1949 do maja 1950. W maju Fint wygrał wszystkie zawody za wyjątkiem jednych i został uznany przez FYA zwycięzcą konkursu. FYA zmienił nazwę na Finn a symbolem klasy stały się dwie fale. Serię łódek na pierwszą olimpiadę zbudowała duńska stocznia Borsen Boatyard a rywalizację wygrał Paul Elvstrom złoty medalista z 1948 roku w klasie Firefly. przygotował: Piotr Pajor Sekretarz PSRKF Targi Wiatr i Woda Spotkanie PSRKF Klasa Finn – historia / Piotr Pajor * 1949 Fiński Związek Jachtowy organizuje konkurs projektowy na jednoosobowy jacht, * 1950. -
RULES of the INTERNATIONAL FINN CLASS HALL of FAME
RULES of the INTERNATIONAL FINN CLASS 2003 Edition President of Honour - Gerardo Seeliger Life Honorary Member - Nikos Kouklelis (1921-1995) HALL OF FAME Rickard Sarby Jorg Bruder Paul Elvström Gilbert Lamboley Willy Kuhweide Hubert Raudaschl John Bertrand Lasse Hjortnaes Jose Luis Doreste Fredrik Lööf Jose-Maria van der Ploeg August Miller INTERNATIONAL FINN CLASS OLYMPIC MEDAL WINNERS 1952, Helsinki, Finland Paul Elvström, Denmark Charles Currey, Great Britain Rickard Sarby, Sweden 1956, Melbourne, Australia Paul Elvström, Denmark Andre Nelis, Belgium John Marvin, United States 1960, Naples, Italy Paul Elvström, Denmark A. Chuchelov, USSR Andre Nelis, Belgium 1964, Enoshima, Japan Willy Kuhweide, Germany Peter Barrett, United States Henning Wind, Denmark 1968, Acapulco, Mexico Valentin Mankin, USSR Hubert Raudaschl, Austria Fabio Albarelli, Italy 1972, Kiel, West Germany Serge Maury, France Elias Hatzipavlis, Greece Victor Potapov, USSR 1976, Kingston, Canada Jochen Schumann, DDR Andrei Balashov, USSR John Bertrand, Australia 1980, Tallinn, USSR Esko Rechardt, Finland Wolfgang Mayrhofer, Austria Andrei Balashov, USSR 1984, Long Beach, USA Russell Coutts, New Zealand John Bertrand, United States Terry Neilson, Canada 1988, Pusan, Korea Jose Luis Doreste, Spain Peter Holmberg, US Virgin Islands John Cutler, New Zealand 1992, Barcelona, Spain Jose Maria van der Ploeg, Spain Brian Ledbetter, USA Craig Monk, New Zealand 1996, Savannah, USA Mateusz Kusznierewicz, Poland Sebastien Godefroid, Belgium Roy Heiner, The Netherlands 2000, Sydney, Australia Iain Percy, Great Britain Luca Devoti, Italy Fredrik Lööf, Sweden PREFACE The International Finn dinghy is a 4.5 m long single-handed dinghy that has been sailed in over 80 countries by thousands of sailors for over 50 years.