The 29er World Championship in Valencia ended yesterday with a Spanish double victory. ----- Mateo and Simon Codoner ESP, the home team,defended the top spot with 5th and 4th places, taking also the U17 World Championship title at the same time. Quicorras Salinas/Filippo Binetti ESP moved up to 2nd place. Bronze went to Jens-Christian Dehn Toftehoj/Jens-Philip Toftehoj DEN. Carl Krause/Max George GER finished 17th, earning the bronze medal in the U17 rankings. 183 participants from 24 nations. ----- The rankings and the report.

Yesterday, three more races were completed in moderate 12-14 knot conditions. ----- The World Championship is now in its decisive phase, and before today's final 3 races, 6 teams can still count on title chances: Mateo and Simon Codoner ESP, sailing on their home waters, are now in the lead. Four points behind, Keo Devaux/Enael Rio FRA are still close. Newly moved up to third place are Jens-Christian and Jens-Philipp Dehn DEN. 189 teams at the start. ----- The ranking and the report.

The final races started yesterday in Valencia with 3 races sailed again in a freshening sea breeze. ------ Keo Devaux/Enael Rio FRA moved to the top of the gold fleet with two race wins. Jan and Noah Nyenhuis USA follow 3 points behind in second place. ----- The ranking and the daily-report.

After a start postponement, two races by group could be sailed in light winds yesterday. ----- Two French teams - one men's and one women's team - are tied at the top: Keo Devaux/Enael Rio FRA and Chloé Revil/Castilla Nell FRA each won both races of their group. 2 points behind, Carl Krause/Max Georgi GER moved up to 3rd place as the best U17 team. ----- The ranking list and the daily report.

The 29er World Championship began yesterday in Valencia with the first three races sailed in a seabreeze of up to 15 knots by an impressive fleet of 183 teams divided into six groups. Three teams are tied at the top: Antonia Schultheiss/Ole Ulrich MLT, Keo Devaux/Enael Rio FRA and JJ Klempen/Steven Harvee ISV. ----- The ranking and the report.

In Valencia, the start of the 29er World Championship 2021 takes place today. The 193 teams from 21 nations will sail divided into 4 fleets, with final rankings by gender and U17. Minimum age of participants is 13. ----- There is no ranking from yesterday's practice race, which was held in moderate winds, but there are pictures on the Event Facebook page.

The 29er World Championship starts today in Valencia with the Practice Race. At the start are 193 teams from 21 nations. As the last training session, a Coaches Regatta was sailed last weekend, in which 30 teams took part. Quicorras Urios/Filippo Bonetti ESP won clearly. - the ranking. The preview and the event-website.