After the tough start of the World Championships with three days of calm, dream conditions pevailed on the final day with 10-14 knots of wind and sun, allowing to complete 3 more races. ----- The order on the podium remained: With two more race wins, Stuart McNay/Caleb Paine USA became the new world champions with an 8-point lead over Nathan Batchelor/Sam Pascoe GBR. Pe eter Nicholas/Luke Payne AUS followed in third place. Jan-Philipp Hoffmann/Felix Brockerhoff GER in 4th place missed the podium by 9 points. Catherine Houriet/Gil Donzé SUI finished 52nd out of 78 teams. ----- The results and the final report.

After two days of waiting, there was finally wind yesterday on the Irish south coast, and three races were sailed in a 12-14 knot breeze. ----- Stuart McNay/Caleb Paine USA extended their lead with a 1/2/1. Nathan Batchelor/Sam Pascoe GBR follow 5 points behind in second. Peter Nicholas/Luke Payne AUS are already 17 points back in third, while Jan-Philipp Hoffmann/Felix Brokerhoff GER moved up to fourth. Thanks to a 14th heat rank, Catherine Houriet/Gil Donzé SUI improved to 50th out of 78 teams. The results and the report.

There was apparently too little wind in Cork for further races yesterday as well. The ranking after the only race sailed so far.

After the flat winds affecting the program on the start day, it remained completely windless in Cork yesterday, and the forecast for today is no better. The only race of the opening day was won by Stuart McNay/Caleb Paine USA. Catherine Houriet/Gil Donzé SUI are 57th of the 77 teams. ----- The ranking and the report.

At the start of the 5o5 Worlds in Ireland, there were only light winds. One race was sailed in 4-6kts. ----- Stuart McNay/Caleb Paine USA won the race ahead of Roger Gilbert/Ben McGrane GBR in 2nd. Catherine Houriet/Gil Donzé SUI finished 57th of the 77 teams. ----- The ranking list and the daily report.