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Ewa Lewandowska wins World Sailing Award for Young Female Sailor of the Year 2024

by International 29er Class 5 Nov 2024 14:28 GMT
Ewa Lewandowska wins 2024 World Sailing Award for Young Female Sailor of the Year © International 29er Class

We are thrilled to announce that Ewa Lewandowska has been honored with the World Sailing Award for Young Female Sailor of the Year 2024!

This prestigious recognition highlights Ewa's incredible talent, dedication, and achievements in the sport.

Her hard work and passion have inspired many, and this award is a testament to her commitment to excellence in sailing. Join us in celebrating Ewa's remarkable accomplishment as she continues to pursue her dreams on the water.

Congratulations, Ewa! We can't wait to see what you achieve next!

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