Caleb Paine USA, finishing 11th overall, qualifies the USA for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Regatta. The European Champion title goes to Giles Scott GBR. ---- Calms over Athens kept the fleet ashore during the whole day and only 10 minutes before the last start deadline, the sail-off for the ranks 11 to 80 could be started. The Medal Race had to be cancelled and the rankings after the qualification phase became final. Behind Scott adding another title to his palmares, Andy Maloney NZL and Beresz Zsombor HUN earned Silver and Bronze. Juan Cardona ESP is first in the U23 Junior rankings. In the duel for the remaining two 2020 Olympic nation berths - Norway and Brazil were qualified being in the Medal Race fleet - the USA with Caleb Paine and Greece with Ioannis Mitakis were the lucky ones. Switzerland with Nils Theuninck finished the last race on 8th defending rank 11 overall, securing the Olympia berth and also the U23 title. However, disqualified for having been involved in a collision at a mark, the Swiss dropped on the 29th place, and Bronze in the U23 rankings was all that was left. ---- The other North American Finn sailors are on the ranks 12 (Tom Ramshaw CAN), 41 (Luke Muller USA), 46 (Kyle Martin) CAN, 60 (Eric Anderson USA) and 77 (Quinton Gallon CAN).---- The final ranking list, the report and the video of the day.

Winners in the two races held yesterday after some postponements were Ioannis Mitakis GRE and Jonathan Lobert FRA. Giles Scott GBR remains the overall leader with a 4 point advantage on Andy Maloney NZL. Alican Kaynar TUR moved up on rank 3. The four Olympia 2020 berths at stake go to FRA, NOR, GRE and CRO for the moment. Tom Ramshaw CAN - nation already qualified for the Olympics - is on rank 13. Caleb Paine USA is on rank 18 as 8th nation striving for a Tokyo berth, 9 points behind the 4th Olujic CRO. ---- The other North American Finn sailors are on the ranks 37 (Luke Muller USA), 50 (Kyle Martin) CAN, 66 (Eric Anderson USA) and 74 (Quinton Gallon CAN). ---- The ranking list, the daily news and the video of the day.

The 84 participants from 33 nations waited yesterday in vain for wind at the 2019 Finn European Championship in Greece. Today, three races are on the program. ---- The event website.