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Sun Hung Kai & Co. Hong Kong Race Week 2025 - 29er class recap

by Vivian Ngan 17 Feb 23:51 GMT 11-16 February 2025

The 29er class at Hong Kong Race Week 2025 was action-packed, and local sailors stole the show!

Local siblings Tiffany Mak and Raphael Mak dominated from day one, securing the 29er title with a seven-point lead. Their teamwork and consistency were unmatched!

Kevin Cason and Holland Vierling, who came all the way from San Diego, sailed into second place with determination and skill.

Patcharaphan Ongkaloy and Kan Kachachuen from Thailand rounded out the podium with 38 points - an impressive performance!

The 29er class showcased fierce competition and highlighted the region's rising sailing stars. Stay tuned for more action next year!

Follow the latest Hong Kong Race Week updates: www.hongkongraceweek.com

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