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A week of shifting breeze and bursts of Mistral pushed the fleet to its limits and North-powered yachts answered, winning 4 of the 5 overall titles. In the @imamaxi Grand Prix World Championship, Giovanni Lombardi Stronati's @team__django stormed to victory. In Maxi 3, Aldo Parisotto's Oscar 3 claimed first place while Ganesha secured third. Maxi 4 belonged to Ricardo de Michele's H2O, with Gerard Logel's Robas rounding out the podium in third. And, in the Supermaxi class, it was Juan Ball's Moat dominating first place, with Marco Vogele's Inoui not far behind in third. From light airs to heavy breeze, the regatta showcased just how far design, teamwork, and #North3Di performance can carry a fleet at the highest level. Congratulations to all North-powered teams!
At the Melges 20 World Championship, sailors hail from nine different countries across four continents. After racing, everyone swaps stories on the docks and at the social events at the Coconut Grove Sailing Club. The Melges 20 fleet boasts incredible, highly organized racing around the globe; 2019 is no exception. The Melges World League’s North American Division has welcomed new owners to the class this year and is fully energized for the upcoming 2019-2020 Miami Winter Series. Melges 20 Worlds will be in North America again in 2021. Before next year’s winter series kicks off, sailors will head to Europe for a summer circuit of great Melges World League racing across six events organized by Melges Europe. The MWL Asian Division is in full action in Japan with regular racing and five sanctioned regattas organized by Melges Japan on a backdrop of Mount Fuji. Learn more about the Melges World League: melges20.com/world-league