Soling European Championship results (2020–2024)

2021[1][2]
	Europeans Santander 2021; Postponed and relocated due to COVID-19
Event title
Edition	54a[6]
Host	Real Club Marítimo de Santander
Event details
Venue	Santander,; Spain

2020[1][2]
	Europeans Warnemünde 2020; Cancelled due to COVID-19
Event title
Edition	53[3][4][5]
Host	Warnemünder Segel-Club
Event details
Venue	Warnemünde,; Germany
Dates	4–12 July 2020
	← 2019 2021 →

The main article describes all European Soling Championships from one the first held in 1968 to the announced Championships in the near future. This article states the detailed results, where relevant the controversies, and the progression of the Championship during the series race by race of the European Soling Championships in the years 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024. This is based on the major sources: World Sailing, the world governing body for the sport of sailing recognized by the IOC and the IPC, and the publications of the International Soling Association.

2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19

The Soling Europeans were scheduled[4] from 4–12 July 2020 as sub-event of the Warnemünder Woche[5] in Germany. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the event was cancelled. The International Soling Association brainstormed if an alternate date and a location in Austria could be a solution. Finally the decision was made not to jeopardize the health Soling compatitors, host club organizers and other stakeholders and the event was cancelled.[3]

2021 Final results

Postponement and Relocation

The event was scheduled for spring 2021 in Santander, Spain as part of the Santander International Sailing Week.[6] Like in 2020 the COVID-19 situation in Europe was still unsafe and governmental restrictions made it difficult to held the event. When the Santander International Sailing Week was cancelled by the host club he International Soling Association asked Italy to prepare a European Soling Championship in autumn.[7] When the pandemic situation became more safe and the restrictions were partly lifted in Europe the Championship could be rolled out in Mandello del Lario, Italy.[8]

2021[1][2]
Event title
Mandello del Lario harbor. Boats ready for sail early in the morning.
Edition	54b[7][9][8][10]
Host	Lega Navale Italiana Mandello (LNI)
Event details
Venue	Mandello del Lario, Italy
Dates	30 September – 3 October 2021
Yachts	25
Key people	Alberto De Amicis
Opened by	A minimalized opening ceremony was held.
Opening ceremony	30 September
Competitors
Competitors	75
Competing nations	10
Results
Gold	Netherlands Rudy den Outer Theo de Lange Ramzi Souli
Silver	Hungary Sándor Varjas László Kovácsi Gábor Meretei
Bronze	Hungary György Wossala Károly Vezér Christoph Wossala
← 2020 2022 →

Rank	Country	Helmsman	Crew	Sail No.	Race 1		Race 2		Race 3		Race 4		Total
Rank	Country	Helmsman	Crew	Sail No.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Total
	NED	Rudy den Outer	Theo de Lange Ramzi Souli	NED 33[9][10]	5	5	2	2	4	4	1	1	12
	HUN	Sándor Varjas	László Kovácsi Gábor Meretei	HUN 1	9	9	7	7	1	1	2	2	19
	HUN	György Wossala	Károly Vezér Christoph Wossala	HUN 77	13	13	1	1	5	5	4	4	23
4	ITA	Pierluigi Puthod	Nicola Armellini Pietro Kostner	ITA 241	3	3	3	3	13	13	6	6	25
5	CAN	Peter Hall	Martin Zeileis Will Hall	CAN 225	4	4	10	10	6	6	5	5	25
6	ITA	Bruno Maffezzoli	Pier Francesco Maffezzoli Marco Maffezzoli	ITA 259	1	1	12	12	7	7	14	14	34
7	NED	Bram Soethoudt	Gerben Hartog Ben Boogaerdt	NED 38	12	12	4	4	14	14	7	7	37
8	GER	Christian Mack	Thomas Fabry Max Haist	GER 2	7	7	9	9	2	2	20	20	38
9	USA	Matias Collins	Andreas Baumueller Valentin Müller	USA 853	15	15	13	13	8	8	3	3	39
10	UKR	Igor Yushko	Serhiy Pichuhin Sergej Ivansits	UKR 1	17	17	6	6	3	3	15	15	41
11	AUT	Ludwig Beurle	Christian Fischer Eberhard Franke	AUT 102	10	10	5	5	17	17	9	9	41
12	FRA	François Gombeaud	Marc Lefevre Christophe Hinfray	FRA 164	6	6	8	8	16	16	11	11	41
13	GER	Thomas Scherer	Dominik Meissner Markus Stallhofer	GER 331	2	2	15	15	11	11	16	16	44
14	GER	Michael Dietzel	Anna Dietzel Simon Zeh	GER 11	11	11	16	16	9	9	10	10	46
15	AUT	Alexander Wiesinger	Ekkehart Steinhuber Weis Philipp	AUT 86	8	8	14	14	15	15	17	17	54
16	ITA	Alberto De Amicis	Daniel Diesing Marco De Amicis	ITA 252	16	16	11	11	10	10	18	18	55
17	GER	Roman Koch	Felix Kling Lukas Neun	GER 1	14	14	17	17	12	12	13	13	56
18	AUT	Xaver Seydl	Max Seydl Bernhard Strauch	AUT 43	20	20	21	21	20	20	8	8	69
19	ITA	Michele Campagnoni	Simone Campagnoni Federico Campagnoni	ITA 209	18	18	20	20	19	19	12	12	69
20	ITA	Marta Garrone	Marco Garrone Matteo Garrone	ITA 119	19	19	22	22	18	18	22	22	81
21	ITA	Oscar Carbonell	Martin Stecher Aron Stecher	ITA 251	21	21	19	19	22	22	21	21	83
22	ITA	Marco Colombo	Massimo Bonifaccio Nomen nescio	ITA 212	23	23	OCS	24	21	21	19	19	87
23	ITA	Massimo Cattaneo	Andrea Serlini Antonio Gorgoglione	ITA 194	22	22	18	18	DNS	24	DNS	24	88
24	GER	Nils Detlef	Philipp Detlef Hans Otto Kessler	GER 272	DNS	24	DNS	24	DNS	24	DNS	24	96
25	ITA	Giovanni Di Vincenzo	Nomen nescio Nomen nescio	ITA 238	DNS	24	DNS	24	DNS	24	DNS	24	96

Legend: DNS – Did not start; OCS – On the course side of the starting line;

2021 Progress

2022 Final results

2022[1][2]
Event title
Edition	55[7][11]
Event details
Venue	Attersee (lake), Austria
Dates	29 August – 3 September 2022
Yachts	31
Key people	Stephan Beule
Opening ceremony	30 September
Competitors
Competitors	93
Competing nations	10
Results
Gold	Austria Florian Felzmann Stephan Beurle Michael Felzmann
Silver	Hungary Sándor Varjas László Kovácsi Gábor Meretei
Bronze	Austria Christian Spiessberger Max Reisinger Gerhard Schlipfinger
← 2021 2023 →

Rank	Country	Helmsman	Crew	Sail No.	Race 1		Race 2		Race 3		Race 4		Race 5		Race 6		Race 7		Race 8		Total	Total – discard
Rank	Country	Helmsman	Crew	Sail No.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Pos.	Pts.	Total	Total – discard
	AUT	Florian Felzmann	Stephan Beurle Michael Felzmann	AUT 7	7	7	2	2	4	4	4	4	1	1	1	1	4	4	3	3	26	19
	HUN	Sandor Varjas	László Kovácsi Gábor Meretei	HUN 1	2	2	1	1	1	1	1	1	8	8	12	12	7	7	1	1	33	21
	AUT	Christian Spiessberger	Max Reisinger Gerhard Schlipfinger	AUT 100	1	1	3	3	6	6	8	8	3	3	3	3	5	5	2	2	31	23
4	GER	Karl Haist	Martin Zeileis Irene Haist	GER 308	5	5	11	11	2	2	2	2	2	2	4	4	14	14	7	7	47	33
5	AUT	Michael Farthofer	Rudolf Mattheis Lili Farthofer	AUT 117	11	11	4	4	20	20	3	3	4	4	~~OCS~~	32	8	8	5	5	87	55
6	GER	Michael Dietzel	Vera Geck Anton Dietzel	GER 11	12	12	12	12	28	28	5	5	5	5	11	11	3	3	11	11	87	59
7	UKR	Dmytro Yarovoy	Roman Marchenko Roman Malyutin	UKR 2	10	10	6	6	8	8	7	7	21	21	9	9	15	15	4	4	80	59
8	AUT	Bernhard Klinger	Bjorn Gilhofer Martin Lux	AUT 400	3	3	8	8	10	10	14	14	22	22	10	10	10	10	6	6	83	61
9	GER	Winfried Geisler	Bjorn Geisler Philipp Behrendt	GER 311	19	19	7	7	18	18	15	15	9	9	7	7	2	2	9	9	86	67
10	CAN	Peter Hall	Peter Farbowski Gord Devries	CAN 225	4	4	5	5	19	19	6	6	13	13	22	22	12	12	8	8	89	67
11	USA	Matias Collins	Andreas Baumueller Valentin Muller	USA 853	9	9	17	17	27	27	11	11	15	15	8	8	1	1	12	12	100	73
12	AUT	Andreas Blaschke	Heiner Risch Hannes Blaschke	AUT 139	8	8	13	13	13	13	10	10	6	6	14	14	11	11	~~DNF~~	32	107	75
13	GBR	Gary Richardson	Simon Walsh George Barker	GBR 155	26	26	14	14	16	16	12	12	7	7	2	2	13	13	14	14	104	78
14	AUT	Alexander Wiesinger	Philipp Weis Ekkehart Steinhuber	AUT 86	13	13	9	9	7	7	27	27	10	10	13	13	16	16	10	10	105	78
15	GER	Matthias Dulce	Eberhard Franke Carolin Schaaf	GER 323	6	6	15	15	3	3	19	19	11	11	20	20	17	17	15	15	106	86
16	AUT	Harald Eder	Josef Matrei Christoph Zellinger	AUT 333	14	14	10	10	12	12	13	13	12	12	5	5	20	20	20	20	106	86
17	GER	Roman Koch	Felix Kling Lucas Neun	GER 1	16	16	18	18	14	14	20	20	14	14	15	15	6	6	13	13	116	96
18	GER	Tim Giesecke	Sven Rikwald Carsten Fischer	GER 339	21	21	24	24	5	5	9	9	24	24	25	25	9	9	18	18	135	110
19	AUT	Wolfang Reisinger	Hans Schibany Karl Boucek	AUT 93	18	18	26	26	15	15	~~OCS~~	32	18	18	6	6	22	22	21	21	158	126
20	AUT	Peter Neumann	Rudolf Hubauer Richard Holler	AUT 122	31	31	16	16	9	9	26	26	20	20	23	23	18	18	~~DNF~~	32	175	143
21	AUT	Leo Lang	Georg Beurle Vincent Venger	AUT 135	17	17	20	20	31	31	28	28	17	17	21	21	21	21	19	19	174	143
22	AUT	Matthias Puxkandl	Franz Schmidsberger Xaver Haginger	AUT 143	22	22	27	27	21	21	23	23	16	16	16	16	25	25	23	23	173	146
23	NED	Bram Soethoudt	Sjors Hensberg Ben Boogaerdt	NED 38	20	20	28	28	22	22	16	16	28	28	28	28	19	19	16	16	177	149
24	AUT	Alex Hasch	Bernhard Kreutzer Lutz Gerald	AUT 127	25	25	30	30	24	24	18	18	23	23	19	19	24	24	17	17	180	150
25	AUT	Max Seydl	Moritz Strauch Xaver Seydl	AUT 43	27	27	21	21	25	25	17	17	19	19	26	26	23	23	22	22	180	153
26	AUT	Ludwig Beurle	Christian Fischer Markus Gnan	AUT 102	15	15	19	19	26	26	21	21	25	25	24	24	29	29	24	24	183	154
27	ITA	Alberto de Amicis	Daniel Diesing Marco de Amicis	ITA 252	28	28	~~DSQ~~	32	17	17	22	22	30	30	18	18	26	26	25	25	198	166
28	GER	Gernot Heller	Gerhard Auerswald Christian Kalhs	GER 312	30	30	25	25	11	11	25	25	27	27	27	27	30	30	26	26	201	171
29	USA	Herny Thomas	Jonathan Roberts Peter Siegel	USA 1	29	29	23	23	30	30	24	24	26	26	17	17	27	27	27	27	203	173
30	GER	Lea Rabeder	Anna Saletu Jan Kwapinski	GER 324	24	24	22	22	23	23	29	29	29	29	30	30	31	31	29	29	217	186
31	FRA	Marc Lefevre	Daniel Kerssimon Christian Dousset	FRA 168	23	23	29	29	29	29	30	30	31	31	29	29	28	28	28	28	227	196

Legend: DNS – Did not start; OCS – On the course side of the starting line;

2022 Progress

2023 Bid process

2023[1][2]
Event title

Edition	56
Host	To be granted
Event details
Venue	Open for bidding
Dates	To be set
← 2022 2024 →

The 2023 Soling European Championship is not granted to a host club yet. Since the International Soling Association tries to alternate lake sailing and open water sailing the 2023 Europeans should preferably be organized on open water. Among the potential bidding host countries are:

Germany: Warnemünde
Spain: Palamos

2024 Bid Process

2024[1][2]
Event title

Edition	57
Host	To be granted
Event details
Venue	Open for bidding
Dates	To be set
← 2023 Bidding not open yet. →

The 2024 Soling European Championship is not granted to a host club yet. Since the International Soling Association tries to alternate lake sailing and open water sailing the 2024 Europeans should preferably be organized on a lake.

Further results

For further results see:

References

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"European Championship Notice of Race released" (ASCII). soling.com. International Soling Association. 4 March 2020 [2020]. Retrieved 23 February 2022.
"83. Warnemünder Woche 2020 (postponed to 2021)" (ASCII). manage2sail.com. Manage 2 Sail. 2020. Retrieved 23 February 2022.
"2021 European Championship Notice of Race released" (ASCII). soling.com. International Soling Association. 30 December 2020 [2020]. Retrieved 23 February 2022.
"INTERNATIONAL SOLING CLASS 2021 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP 2021 ITALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP NOTICE OF RACE" (ASCII). soling.com. International Soling Association. March 2021 [2021]. Retrieved 23 February 2022.
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[SolingGuide1996-1] Reed, Dinny (ed.). "Soling Champions/World Events/World Champions" (PDF). The International Soling Association GUIDE 1996 – 2000. Vol. 1996–2000, no. 1. International Soling Association. p. 8.

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