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Cadet World Championship at Bodstedt, Germany - Day 4

by Neil Collingridge 3 Aug 2018 08:08 BST 29 July - 3 August 2018
2018 International Cadet World Championships day 3 © Cadet Worlds 2018

They went out, they raced for a bit in almost no wind, some were doing well, some were not. Those who were felt great, others doubted their ability which was a nonsense in the conditions.

The race was abandoned, then reset, then abandoned again and they all sailed in just as the breeze came in nicely. Not a great day for anyone I would suggest...

All now back for the final day today, but the forecast is poor.

Full results can be found at cadet2018.com

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