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I.O.U. Infopost Nr Internationale Olympiajollen Union Deutschland e.V. I.O.U. Infopost Nr. 143 · Oktober 2019 1 Inhaltsverzeichnis Vorwort des 1. Vorsitzenden ..........................................4 Krupp-Regatta Baldeneysee ........................................38 Bericht zum Winterbrunch 2018, Geldner-Preis Langer See .............................................38 Berlin Jörsfelder Segelclub .............................................5 Wappenteller/LM Zwischenahner Meer ...................39 Frühlingsbrunch 2018 in der TSG 1898 .......................6 Dreiländer-Preis Waginger See .................................. 40 Hinweis des Webmasters Müggelpokal Müggelsee ............................................. 40 Altmünster: Sherry-Fass-Regatta und Flachgauer Kugel Mattsee ............................................42 Drachen-Geschwader-Fahrt ..........................................7 Vogtlandpokal Talsperre Pöhl......................................42 Informationen zum Datenschutz vom DSV ...............7 Zeuthener Woche Zeuthener See ..............................43 Statement betreffs der Schwerter vom Champagner-Regatta Tegeler See .............................43 DSV-Technikchef Boris Hepp ..........................................7 Niederegger-Marzipan-Cup Ratzeburger See ....... 44 Offizielle Handlungsanweisung zur Cottbuser Teller Schwielochsee ..................................45 Erstellung des Regattakalenders Goldenes O/ der Olympiajollenklasse Deutschland ........................8 Österreichische Meisterschaft Wolfgangsee ...........47 Spendenaufruf ...................................................................9 Travemünder Woche Lübecker Bucht ...................... 48 Informationspflichten nach Artikel 12, 13 und 14 Stienitzseeregatta Stienitzsee .....................................49 EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DS-GVO) .......10 Plön-Cup Plöner See ......................................................50 Änderungen von Klassenvorschriften .......................13 Freundschaftswettfahrt SCK Krüpelsee ....................51 Traueranzeigen ................................................................13 Int. Deutsche Meisterschaft Plöner See ....................51 Sonderwettfahrten VSW Dahme ................................55 Regatten ONK Niederländische Meisterschaft Italien-Cup/Blütenregatta ............................................18 Loosdrechter Plassen .....................................................55 Ruhrpokal Baldeneysee ................................................20 Herbstpokal/LM Hohennauer See ..............................57 Klaus-Harte-Gedächtnis-Preis Tegeler See ..............21 Schlieker-Preis Steinhuder Meer .................................59 Einhand-Pokal WSV21 Langer See/Seddinsee ........22 Zinn-Cup Steinhuder Meer ...........................................60 Goldenes Osterei Eutiner See ......................................22 Goldplakette/LM Tegeler See ......................................60 Kupferne Rohrdommel Dümmersee .........................23 Herbstpokal ASC / LM Ammersee ..............................61 SP-Regatta Mattsee ........................................................23 Euro-Cup Dümmersee ..................................................24 Preetzer Kanne Lanker See ...........................................62 Einhandwettfahrten TSVU Ammersee ......................27 Radschläger Unterbacher See .....................................62 Silberne Seerose Steinhuder Meer .............................28 Vintage Sailing Games Kopenhagen .........................62 Foadie-Pokal Talsperre Pöhl .........................................29 Kehraus/LM Barleber See ..............................................62 Holsteiner Schinken Plöner See ..................................30 Holsteiner Ausklang/LM Eutiner See .........................63 ZZ-Cup Zuidlarer Meer ..................................................31 Einhandfinale Wörthsee ............................................... 64 Lübscher Adler Ratzeburger See ................................31 Bier-Cup Belter Wiede .................................................. 64 Pfingstwettfahrt Steinhuder Meer .............................32 Nebelpokal Müggelsee .................................................65 Pfingstwettfahrt Ammersee ........................................32 Dümmer-Cup Dümmersee ...........................................67 Pfingstregatta Pöhl ........................................................33 Eispokal Tegeler See .......................................................67 Compacta-Pokal Breitling-See ....................................33 Eiscup Baldeneysee ........................................................68 Sommerpokal Diemel-See ...........................................34 Silberner Fisch Zeller See ..............................................34 24. Holzbootregatta in Schwerin ................................69 Lausitzpokal Geierswalder See ...................................35 Messebericht 2018 ..........................................................70 Sonderwettfahrten DJC Seddinsee ...........................35 Protokoll der Delegierten-Versammlung Jade-Cup Banter-See ......................................................36 der IOU-Deutschland e.V. ..............................................71 Schluchtenpreis Talsperre Pöhl ...................................37 Protokoll der Informationsversammlung der Goldenes Posthorn Schilhorn ......................................38 IOU-Deutschland im Zuge der IDM ...........................74 Silberne Lok Breitling-See ............................................38 Jahresrangliste .................................................................77 3 Vorwort des 1. Vorsitzenden Bericht zum Winterbrunch 2018 Berlin Jörsfelder Segelclub Der Jörsfelder Segel- immer beanstan- Hallo, liebe O-Jollenfreunde! Die Segelsaison neigt sich leider schon club mit Bruni und dungsfrei geführte wieder dem Ende! Dank Christian Seikrit und Karl-Heinz Hartmut rief die Ehrenamt als Vieth haltet Ihr, wenn auch etwas ver- Lasst Euch die segelfreie Zeit nicht lang O-Jollen- Flotte zum Schatzmeisterin spätet, die INFO-Post 2018/2019 in werden und bleibt alle gesund! traditionellen Winter- mit zwei Karten für Euren Händen! brunch am 28. Januar die Night of Sports 2018 auf. Rechtzeitig im Hotel Maritim. Sie ist wie immer vollgepackt mit Infos, Ihr und Euer trudelten die Anmel- Bruni freute Berichten, Ergebnissen und Bildern! Jörn Cordbarlag O-GER 71 dungen ein und so sich über diese trafen sich 37 Fans der O-Jolle aus zwölf Vereinen Überraschung Mit Erscheinen dieses Heftes werden lei- 1.VS IOU-D zum Winterbrunch. Der JSC-Sportwart Hartmut und wünschte der alle Top-Regatten 2019 gesegelt sein! begrüßte uns alle sehr herzlich und wir konnten der O-Jollen- uns mit freiem Blick auf die Havel in einem sehr Klasse weiterhin anmutenden und fein eingedeckten Ambiente auf alles Gute und den Winterbrunch freuen. Nach der Eröffnungs- viel Erfolg in der Zukunft. Daraufhin fand unser rede hieß es dann, „das Buffet ist eröffnet“ und neuer Schatzmeister der IOU, Frank Schelleter, sehr so startete unser Winterbrunch. Wie beim Segeln positive Worte zur Übergabe der Unterlagen und umrundeten die Segler die leckersten Speisen und erläuterte uns noch kurz seine Herangehensweise füllten eifrig die Teller. bei der Kassenführung. Damit sollte dann aber Wir konnten die Vielfalt des Buffets genießen und die Zeit kommen, wo wir uns zu unserem gemein- nach der ersten Runde informierte ich als neuer samen Hobby, der O- Jolle, sehr entspannt und Klassenobmann, dass unser Klassenobmann Chris- zufrieden gemein sam austauschen konnten. Jeder tian Seikrit leider verhindert ist und er alle grüßen hatte etwas zu berichten und die Zeit verstrich wie lässt. Danach berichtete im Fluge. Dann verkündete Hartmut, dass der JSC ich von den Erfolgen noch zu Kaffee und Kuchen einladen möchte, was der O-Jollen-Segler in auf große Begeisterung bei den Teilnehmern stieß. 2017 bis hin zu den an- Der Nachmittag schritt voran und so wurde die stehenden Aktivitäten Runde dann langsam kleiner. in der Saison 2018. Auch Es war eine harmonische Zusammenkunft für die über einige Themen O-Jollen, ein guter Start in die Saison, wir konnten von der Delegierten- unsere Runden am schmackhaften und reichlichem versammlung 2018 Buffet drehen, ungezwungen plaudern und dis- wurde kurz informiert. kutieren, bis wir uns dann nach Kaffee und Kuchen Im Namen der Berliner im Ziel richtig satt und zufrieden auf den Heimweg Flotte bedankten sich machten. Im Namen der Flotte ein Dank an Bruni Christian und ich bei und Hartmut, an die Küche und an den JSC für die Bruni Oback für das Ausrichtung des traditionellen Winterbrunch 2018. jahrzehntelang und 31.01.2018 Euer Gerald – GER 1405 4 5 Frühlingsbrunch 2018 in der TSG 1898 Altmünster: Sherry-Fass-Regatta und Informationen zum Datenschutz vom DSV Drachen-Geschwader-Fahrt Liebe Vereinsvertreterinnen und -vertreter, Am 11. März 2018 trafen sich die Freunde und das vor uns liegende Gewässer erinnerte die vor- Vom 28. bis zum 29.7.2018 gab es im Segelclub die neue Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DS-GVO) Segler der O-Jolle in der TSG 1898 zu einem handene Eisdecke an den hoffentlich vergangenen Altmünster eine besondere Wettfahrt mit teilweise ist in Kraft getreten. Bereits in den letzten „Mit- Frühlingsbrunch. Die Gäste zum Frühlingsbrunch Winter. Dieses Wetter – Sonnenschein und Eisdecke sehr alten Holzyachten und Drachen. teilungen an die Vereine“ vom 15.02.2018 hatten scheuten keine
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