Germany and Italy, the best-placed nations on the table

ClubSwan Racing has proclaimed this weekend two new European champions... the Austrian Stella Maris of August Schram has been imposed on the ClubSwan 50 class, while the Italian Farstar of Lorenzo Mondo has proclaimed himself the European champion of ClubSwan 36 by the same three-point margin.

The ClubSwan 50 fleet, which has been received by the Mahon Maritime Club, a completely new headquarters for ClubSwan Racing on the east coast of Menorca Island, has offered a very disputed competition with six different winners in the seven trials held.

With very varied wind conditions, including a day with 18 knots, Stella Maris has been able to maintain her advantage in the face of the last day of competition... however, the advantage that has been reduced as the race progressed, thanks to the German duo formed by the Hatari of Marcus Brennecke, which ended second with two partial victories, and the Earlybird of Hendrik Brandis, which went up to the last drawer of the podium. The combined result of both makes Germany the best classified country of the test while Hatari remains the head of the United Nations League 2023 table.

Meanwhile, in Sardinia, the ClubSwan 36 celebrated their own competition next to the extraordinary Marine Protected Area of Tavolara Punta Coda Cavallo, on the crystalline northeast coast of Sardinia, where they have been received by the modern Marina di Puntaldia.

In his first season in ClubSwan Racing, the Brazilian Onda of Eduardo de Souza Ramos reached the last and decisive day in the head of the classification after having won two tests and uploaded to the podium in two others. But it's finally been overtaken by Farstar with a 1-2-3 in the last three tests. The G-Spot monagesque of Giangiacomo Serena di Lapigio has been third, a point ahead of the Italian Cuordileone of Edoardo Ferragamo. With this result, G-Spot leads the classification of the ClubSwan 36 Nations League.