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Three new ILCA Under-21 world champions were crowned on a breezy final day in Dublin Bay. Roos Wind, Ole Schweckendiek, and Omer Vered Vilenchik claimed titles after a thrilling 12-race series.

On Day 5 of the ILCA U21 Worlds 2025, leaders Roos Wind and Ole Schweckendiek faced renewed pressure as rivals closed in, with the final races set to decide the championship tomorrow.

On the first day of Gold fleet racing for the Men’s event at the 2025 ILCA Under-21 World Championships today, the leaderboard tightened significantly, while in the Women’s event a clear leader extended her advantage.

The switch of wind direction to offshore brought new challenges to both the Race Committee and the 212 sailors from 38 nations competing today at the 2025 ILCA Under 21 World Championships, where the full race schedule was completed, bringing the event to the halfway stage.

Dublin Bay delivered a full test of stamina and skill on day two of the 2025 ILCA Under-21 World Championships, with some clear leaders beginning to emerge.

The 2025 ILCA Under-21 World Championships are underway in Dublin Bay, hosted by the Royal St. George and National Yacht Clubs. Perfect conditions and tricky tides tested the 212 sailors from 38 nations on the opening day of racing.

Dublin Bay will take center stage this summer as Dun Laoghaire welcomes nearly 220 of the world’s best young sailors for the 2025 ILCA Under 21 World Championship, running from 22–29 August 2025.