Global Sailing Highlights World on Water Mar 15.24 Int Womens Day, 44 Cup Final, 18 Footers, 49ers

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Last Friday, International Women's Day was celebrated in our sport by World Sailing. Here is their tribute.

This is your weekly Global Sailing Highlights show, the World on Water, March 15, 2024.

Four bullets from nine races was enough to secure Team Nika victory in the 44Cup Calero Marinas, opening event of the 2024 44Cup.
All four days of racing in the Canary Islands were in maximum conditions for the high performance owner-driver one design – in fact no one can remember an event requiring their smallest headsail, the J3, to be used in every race. Even for the final day (forecast to be the lightest), teams were still subjected to gusts into the high 20s blowing from the north, over Lanzarote’s barren lunar landscape.

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Erwan Fischer and Clément Pequin, of France, won France’s first ever 49er world title on the final day of the 49er and 49erFX World Championships in Lanzarote. Odile van Aanholt and Annette Duetz, of the Netherlands, reclaimed the 49erFX world title for The Netherlands.
The final day brought lighter breezes but still sufficient for twin trapezing up and down the two-lap race course.

Also featured on International Womens Day, Clarisse Cremer, was exeronerated for cheating by an International Jury, in thee last Vondee Globe which was brought by an annonomous source. The accuser claimed that Clarissa's companion gave her routing help during the race. Supposedly the proof was a "screen Shot" photos which were shot on the Banqoe Populaire Trymaran.
The Jury said that they were "entirely convinced that he "There was no bad behavior on the part of Clarisse Crémer or Tanguy Le Turquais. "
Our sport should adopt a covering form with the complainents details on any Rule complaint.
No form, then bin it!

The World Championships of the Sydney 18 Footer Skiff Class, is the annual J J Giltinan. The final, Race 9, was run on Sydney Harbour on Sunday afternoon. It was a 2 boat Race, Yandoo and Rag and Famish as it was full on.