Two races were sailed yesterday in Fort Lauderdale in the most moderate conditions so far. ----- Before today's final race, the situation remains exciting: Peter Duncan USA and his team are now in the lead, with Harry Melges USA and Bruce Ayres USA following 6 points behind in second and third place. Peter Karrié GER remained in ninth place. ----- The ranking and the Facebook page with pictures and videos.

Best Seabreeze conditions again yesterday in Florida and 3 more races were completed. ----- Bora Gulari USA and his team are now leading 10 points ahead of Peter Duncan USA. Laura Grondin USA follows in third place. Peter Karrié GER is still the best non-American in 9th position. ----- The ranking list and the Facebook page with videos and photos.

The Melges 24 World Championship continued yesterday with 3 races in excellent conditions. ----- Bora Gulari USA and his team held on to the top spot, with Bruce Ayres USA following 4 points behind in second. Peter Karrié GER is still the best non-American in 9th place. ----- The ranking and the Event-Facebook-Page.

In ideal conditions with around 15 kn seabreeze, the Melges 24 World Championships began yesterday in Florida with 3 races. ----- The first leader is Bora Gulari USA and his team, followed 4 points behind by Harry Melges IV USA in second place. Another 7 points behind is Laura Grondin USA (with Taylor Canfield ISV) in third place. The best non-American is Peter Karrié GER with his Italian team in eighth place. ----- The ranking and the Facebook page with the pictures and videos.

The Melges 24 World Championship begins today in Florida, the first championship after a two-year break due to Corona. Among the 31 teams from 5 nations, the Americans make up the main bulk of the fleet with 24 boats. Especially the two Italian teams of Andrea Racchelli ITA and Niccolo Bertola ITA could prevent the US favorites from a home victory. Peter Karrié GER will be competing for Germany. The action can be followed this afternoon via Live-Ticker. ----- The preview.