The Waszp Games in Australia came to an end yesterday with two more races. ----- Sam Street NZL successfully defended his title. Magnus Overbeck DEN pushed Hippolyte Gruet FRA out of second place at the end. Micha De Weck finished 11th, and Alexandre Grognuz SUI followed in 31st place. Pit Müller SUI, who skipped the strong wind races (both his charter boat and the helmsman are of an older design), finished 77th of the 85 participants. ----- The ranking list and the Facebook page with pictures and videos.

The Waszp Games are coming to an end today in Sorrento (near Melbourne), and the final results should be published in the course of the morning. ----- After 8 races, Sam Street NZL is clearly leading ahead of Hippolyte Gruet FRA and Magnus Overbeck DEN. Mischa De Weck SUI is now 11th and also Alexandre Grognuz SUI moved up to 30th place of the 83 participants. ----- The ranking list and the Facebook page with videos and pictures.

The Waszp Games continued yesterday with 4 races. Sam Street NZL, who has won 5 of the 6 races so far, is in a class of his own. Hippolyte Gruet FRA is 9 points behind in 2nd place, Micha De Weck SUI is 12th, Alexandre Grognuz SUI follows in 31st place. Pit Müller SUI did not compete and dropped back accordingly. ----- The ranking list and the Facebook page.

The WASZP International Games began yesterday with two races in Melbourne Bay. Sam Street NZL won both races, followed by Francesco Bertone ITA and Magnus Overbeck DEN in 2nd and 3rd place. Micha De Weck SUI follows in 19th place, Alexandre Grognuz is 33rd and Pit Müller SUI is 60th of the 83 participants. The ranking list and the Facebook page with video and pictures.

There are no results yet from Sorrento: after a long wait, some wind has just picked up (shortly before 7am CET), it remains to be seen whether it will be enough for a first race. The Facebook page will keep you up to date during the morning.

The WASZP International Games, the world championships of this booming one-design foil class, begin today in Sorrento (in Melbourne Bay). At the start are 91 participants from 14 nations. In addition to Micha De Weck SUI and Alexandre Grognuz SUI, who have been competing in the preparatory regattas over the past few days, Pit Müller SUI will be the third Swiss competitor at the start. A journey back in time for the man from Zug, who sails in the Super Master category (over 65): he sailed his first Moth World Championship in Australia in the 1970s, traveling by cargo ship! ----- The event website and the Facebook page with the first pictures and videos.

After the first race yesterday, the event had to be cancelled prematurely due to freshening winds and rough seas. Magnus Overbeck DEN, who had already won Sail Melbourne last week, took the race win. Unfortunately there is no ranking list on the event website yet. The report. The event Facebook page will keep you up to date with pictures and videos.

Unstable winds prevented the first races yesterday. Today's races are already underway and the results should be published on the event website later this morning. ----- The daily report and the event Facebook page.

75 participants from 12 nations tackled the Australian WASZP Championships this morning as their final preparation before the World Championships (WASZP Games) starting on Sunday, among them Alexandre Grognuz SUI and Micha De Weck SUI. Today's results should be published later this morning on the event website, where the list of participants is already available. The first pictures are available on the event Facebook page.