We reported last week on the 5o5 Worlds in Fremantle ending with a triple USA triumph of the big-breeze experienced San Francisco teams. Here now a well-edited 9 minute video summary with Drone takes presenting the dream summer fresh wind conditions off Fremantle.

After a superb series of races, Mike Martin/Adam Lowry USA had their 5o5 World Champion title already before the last race yesterday. In the close fight for Silver and Bronze, Parker Shinn/Eric Anderson USA finished 2nd and Mike Holt/Carl Smith USA 3rd.
The final ranking list, the news and the event facebook page.

After the lay day, the 5o5 Worlds in Fremantle Western Australia continued this morning UTC with two more races. Admittedly, Mike Martin/Adam Lowry USA had a mediocre day with the ranks 4 and 26, but they defended their lead 25 points ahead of Mike Holt/Carl Smit USA on 2nd closely followed by Parker Shinn/Eric Anderson USA 2 points back. With a mere 4 point backlog on Silver, Howie Hamlin/Jeff Nelson USA, as well as Wolfgang Hunger/Holger Jess GER, 6 points behind, remain strong contenders for a place on the podium.
The results and the event website, to be updated with news during the morning UTC.

Three races were sailed yesterday at the 5o5 Worlds in Fremantle AUS to catch up with the program. Today, there is the lay day in Western Australia.
In a freshening wind, the leaders Mike Martin/Adam Lowry USA were again a class of their own and are now leading overall with a 17 point advantage on Mike Holt/Carl Smit USA. Howie Hamlin/Jeff Nelson USA moved up on rank 3.
The ranking list and the daily news.

The two races of today Friday have already been held, while yesterday, only one heat could be completed in the freshening wind.
Mike Martin/Adam Lowry USA dominated today's races again with the ranks 1 and 2, extending their lead on 11 points. Mike Holt/Carl Smit USA moved up on rank 2 and with Parker Shinn/Eric Anderson USA on 3rd, a triple US lead became reality, but the best German team Julian Stückl/Johannes Tellen GER on the 4th place is only one point behind the podium.
The results and yesterday's news.