World Sailing Youth World Championship 2022 - Den Haag NED - Final results

In light winds, the Junior World Championships came to an end yesterday in Holland. ----- With a 3rd place in the only race of the day, Axel Grandjean/Noëmi Fehlmann SUI secured the Nacra 15 title, their second Junior World Championship medal after bronze last year. One point behind, Daniel and Nora Garcia de la Casa ESP took the silver medal. Bronze goes to France with Tiphaine Rideau/Titouan Moreau FRA. ----- In the ILCA 6, both titles went to Ireland: Eve McMahon IRL won the women's event ahead of Evie Saunders AUS and Roos Wind NED. ----- In the men's race, 15-year-old Rocco Wright IRL moved up to first place at the end of the series, with Sebastian Kempe BER and Ole Schweckendiek GER tied for second and third. ----- In the 29er, Argentina took both titles: Maximo Videla/Tadeo Funes ARG won the men's race with a big lead over Santiago Sesto/Leo Wilkinson GBR and George Lee/Seb Menzies NZL. In the women's race, Amparo Stupenengo/Julia Pantin ARG finished first ahead of Lucie Gout/Fleur Babin FRA. Manase Ichihashi/Rinko Goto JPN moved up to third place at the end. ----- In the 420, Freddie Park/Asher Beck USA managed a race win in the men's race, narrowly knocking Roi Levy/Ariel Gal ISR out of first place by one point. Bronze went to Ema Smarzjia/Leon Scheidl CRO. ----- Maria Perello/Marta Cardona ESP won the women's race ahead of Amelie Wehrle/Amelie Rinn GER and Camilla Michelini/Margherita Bonifacio ITA. ----- With 8 wins in 11 races, Charlie Dixon GBR won the iQ-Foil windsurfers clearly ahead of Hidde Van der Meer NED and Nacho Baltasar ESP. ----- With 10 wins in 10 races, Tamar Steinberg ISR was the superior World Champion, Merve Vatan TUR and Lina Erzen CRO took the other medals. ----- Like a year ago, Maximilian Maeder SGP and Riccardo Pianosi ITA had a close duel at the top of the kiteboarders. Once again it was Maeder SGP who took the title. Jakub Jurkowski POL won bronze. ----- Julia Damasiewicz POL won the Kite-Foil title superiorly ahead of Héloise Pegourie FRA and Derin Atakan TUR. ----- The Nations Trophy went to Spain. Switzerland came 18th out of 64 nations. ----- All rankings and the final report.