The Finns sailed the Finals also in a new format. While the best 3 overall - Jonathan Lobert FRA, Anders Pedersen NOR and Beresz Zsombor HUN - were selected for the Final, the athletes on the ranks 4 to 12 competed for two more places, that went to Ed Wright GBR and Ben Cornish GBR adding the British flavour to the crucial race. They continued to rule the show and only Jonathan Lobert FRA, winning his first important title, succeeded to control them at the end of the day. Behind the French with Gold, the Brits earned Silver and Bronze. Anders Pedersen NOR, during the whole week on rank 2, had to content himself with rank 4.
The ranking list, the final report and the video of the final day.

The Finn European Championship in Marseille FRA continued yesterday with three races sailed in a 10 to 15 kn unconstant wind.
It was the day of Jonathan Lobert FRA, who won 2 races and was also in the lead of the 4th heat when in was abandoned. He is now on rank 1 with a 5 points' advantage on Anders Pedersen NOR. Berecz Zsombor HUN moved up on rank 3. According to the tested new format, this trio is aleady qualified for the Final of the best 6. Ed Wright GBR dropped on rank 4. Tom Ramshaw CAN is 20th in the final rankings.
The ranking list, the daily news and the video of the day.

An Eastwind exceeding 30 kn rushed over the Marseille Gulf during the whole day, and this was even too much for the Finns. For today, moderate conditions have been forecast and three races have been scheduled.
Ed Wright GBR leads after six races with a 3 points' advantage on Anders Pedersen NOR. Jonathan Lobert FRA follows as 3rd. Tom Ramshaw CAN is 20th. The ranking list, the news and the video of the day.

The Finn Europeans continued yesterday with three races sailed in an unconstant wind from the shore of up to 20 kn. Thanks to a race win and a 3rd place, Ed Wright GBR reclaimed the first position overall 3 points ahead of Anders Pedersen NOR. The Norvegian finished within the best 8 in all 6 races so far. Jonathan Lobert FRA - he too without bad race rank - follows two more points behind on rank 3. However, the points' differences are of no importance, as with the new format, the best 10 progress to the Semi Finals and the Final. The ranking list, the daily news and the video of the day.

Quite a contrast to the windy opening day, as the breeze was light and unconstant yesterday, and only one race could be completed. The second race had to be abandoned at the first mark twice.
Ben Cornish GBR won the race and advanced on top of the interim's rankings, as the dominator of the first day, Ed Wright GBR, was disqualified for a premature start. Berecsz Zsombor HUN moved up on rank 2 and Anders Pedersen NOR follows as 3rd. Jonathan Lobert FRA is down on 4th one point back.
The ranking list, the daily news and the video of the day. Today, lasting for three more days, a fresh Eastwind above 20 kn has been announded. Racing can be followed over a live ticker.

As forecast, the fresh Mistral welcomed the big Finn fleet on the opening day of the European Championship in Marseille. The start was postponed until the afternoon when the wind was 'down' on 25-30 kn allowing to complete two races, both won by Ed Wright GBR. Jonathan Lobert FRA and Anders Pedersen NOR follow on the rank 2 and 3 overall. Tom Ramshaw CAN is on the 30th place.
The ranking list, the news and the video of the day.

Today at 10 a.m. UTC, the start to the first race of the Finn European Championship 2017 will be given in Marseille FRA .... provided there is not too much Mistral win. According to the forecast a 26 to 34 kn breeze will rush over Marseille Gulf. 70 participants from 28 nations and 4 continents are on the entry list. North America is represented by Tom Ramshaw CAN. Many favorites have been cited such as the routiniers Ed Wright GBR, Jonathan Lobert FRA or Max Salminen SWE and the dominators of this year's regattas Alican Kaynar TUR, Ben Cornish GBR or Nicholas Heiner NED.
A news ticker informs during the whole day on the activities in Marseille.
The event website.