The 5.5m World Championships came to an end yesterday with a final race in light winds. ----- In a close decision, Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL/Przemysław Gacek POL/Edward Wright GBR held on to the top spot and took the title by one point over Kristian Nergaard NOR. Bronze goes to John Bacon AUS. The best Swiss team is the Marazzi family SUI in 8th place. ----- The ranking list and the final report.

In light winds, the 5.5 Worlds continued yesterday with two races. The day's wins went to Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL and Kristian Nergaard NOR, who pulled away at the top and will decide the title between them in today's final two races, Kusznierewicz POL 4 points ahead. The rankings and the report.

The third day of the 5.5 World Championships was again dominated by light winds. Kristian Nergaard NOR and his team moved up to 3 points on the leader Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL by finishing first and second. Best Swiss are now Flavio Marazzi SUI and his daughters on rank 7 of the 31 teams. The ranking list and the daily-report.

Light, inconsistent winds made for two difficult races yesterday, with Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL and his team moving to the top with 2/4. Peter Morton GBR follows 8 points behind in 2nd place. The ranking and the report.

Sun and 15-18kts of wind made for a perfect start to the 5.5 World Championship in Porto Cervo. ----- Both races of the day were won by Peter Morton GBR and his team, who had already decided the Gold Cup in their favour. Mateusz Kusznierwicz POL follows in second place, Philippe Dürr SUI is best Swiss in 11th place in the fleet of 35 teams. ----- The ranking and the report.

Too much wind yesterday in Porto Cervo, and without further races, the qualification is finished: The Gold Cup will be contested today in a match race between the two race winners Mark Holowesko BAH (with Christoph Burger SUI) and Peter Morton GBR. ----- The report.

Yesterday, the winds in Porto Cervo remained very inconsistent. After a first race had to be abandoned, a good seabreeze with around 15 knots set in late. The only race of the day was won by Peter Morton GBR. Today it will be decided whether a third race winner will qualify for the final. The forecast is very windy. ----- The report.

Weak, shifting winds hampered the start of the Gold Cup yesterday, and only after two abandoned races, at least one race could be sailed. ----- The first victory went to Mark Holowesko BAH and his team. Philippe Durr SUI follows in 7th place. ----- The ranking and the report.

In the run-up to the World Championships starting next week, the 5.5m Class will as always hold their Gold Cup: One team per nation, whoever books 3 wins first, wins the Gold Cup. ----- There are 9 nations at the start, and the favorites are Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL, Kristian Neergard NOR or Mark Holowesko BAH (with Christoph Burger SUI). For Switzerland, Philippe Durr SUI will take part. ----- The report.