The Moth World Championship on the Swan River was concluded this Wednesday morning UTC with two races. The premature World Champion Tom Slingsby AUS watched the duel for rank 2 from the shore enjoying the success of his F50-SailGP team mate Kyle Langford AUS defeating Tom Burton AUS and grasping Silver. ----- Francesco Bruni ITA on rank 5 was the best non-Australian, followed by Brad Funk USA on rank 6. Rome Kirby USA did not sail the final six races and dropped on rank 47. ----- The final ranking lists and the event facebook page with videos.

All three races of Tuesday at the Moth Worlds on the Swan River in Perth went again in favour of Tom Slingsby AUS. With 12 bullets in 13 races and a 1st and 2nd race rank as discards, he is the outstanding preliminary World Champion before the final two races of tomorrow. Kyle Langford AUS follows 11 points behind and will endevour to defend the 2nd place against Tom Burton AUS 3 points back. The best non-Australian Francesco Bruni ITA is on rank 5. Brad Funk USA follows on the 8th place. Rome Kirby USA did not finish the last four races and dropped on the 42nd position. ----- The ranking list and the event facebook page, including a video interview with the new World Champion.

A stellar Tom Slingsby AUS catched the first three Final races of the Moth Worlds in Perth yesterday, extending the lead on his F50 SailGP team mate Kyle Langford AUS to 7 points. Tom Burton AUS is now on 3rd, Francesco Bruni ITA remains on the 4th place. ----- Brad Funk USA is 8th, Rome Kirby USA 22nd. ----- The ranking list and the event facebook page. The facebook live coverage has been on since 5 a.m. UTC.

After the lay day, the Moth Goldfleet started to the first Final Series race at 6h a.m. UTC, our press deadline, with the best Moth pilots now flying in the same fleet. ----- After the Qualification Series, the two Laser Olympic Champions Tom Slingsby AUS (2012) and Tom Burton AUS (2016) were on top in the interim rankings. ----- Racing today can be followed livestream on our www.sailing-news.com homepage. ----- The updated results will be updated during the afternoon UTC. ----- The event facebook page.

Yesterday, Tom Slingsby AUS won the last three races of his Group in the Qualification Series of the Moth Worlds on Swan River, Western Australia. Tom Burton AUS follows 2 points behind on 2nd, and also Kyle Langford AUS on the 3rd place retains all chances for the title. Francesco Bruni ITA on rank 4 is the best non-Australian. Also qualified for the Goldfleet are Brad Funk USA on 7th and Rome Kirby USA on 23rd. ----- The ranking list, the daily news and the event facebook page. ----- Today is lay day in Perth. The Final Series races tomorrow Monday will be livestreamed .... of course also on our sailing-news.com website !

As expected, the favorites ruled the show in the first three races yesterday with the two SailGP Team Australia members Tom Slingsby AUS (1/1/2) and Kyle Langford AUS (2/1/1) dominating their groups. The Laser Olympic Champion Tom Burton AUS follows on rank 3, the best non-Australians are Francesco Bruni ITA as 4th and Brad Funk USA as 5th. Rome Kirby USA occupies the 14th place among the 122 participants. ----- Hot temperatures exceeding 40°C (over 100°F) prevailed on the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia. Ashore, the delicate ultra-light carbon boats even had to be cooled with water to avoid heat damage. ----- The ranking list, the daily news and the event facebook page with photos and videos. ----- Racing is already is underway this Saturday morning UTC with another three heats to conclude the qualifications for the Gold- and Silverfleets. The updated results will be available during the afternoon UTC.

The Foiler Moth World Championship on the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia is underway this Friday morning UTC with six races on the program, among the participants Brad Funk USA and Rome Kirby USA. ----- Results can be expected by noon UTC. ----- The Practice Race of yesterday was cancelled. ----- The event facebook page contains more details and also interviews with the favorites.

Winning three races in his group yesterday, Tom Slingsby AUS grasped the Moth Australian Championship title ahead of Scott Babbage AUS at equal points. Bronze went to Kyle Langford AUS. ----- Brad Funk USA on rank 10 is the best non-Aussie, Rome Kirby USA finished on rank 19. ----- The 'Fremantle-Doctor' - the seabreeze of Western Australia - turned on massively challenging the fleet, but nevertheless, over 75% of the 112 participants finished at least one of the three races held. ----- The results. ----- Today, the Moth Worlds are kicked off with the Practice Race. After the Nationals, the favorites for the title are obvious: Six Australians dominated in the top ranks of all races and they will no doubt be fighting for the Worlds title as well in the prevailing fresh breeze. ----- All ranking list, the news and the video of the day (facebook).