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Sail Canada at 2025 French Olympic Week Day 5

by Sail Canada 25 Apr 16:02 PDT April 21-26, 2025
2025 French Olympic Week © Sailing Energy

Here are the highlights of Sail Canada's National Team on DAY 5 of the 2025 French Olympic Week held April 21-26 in Hyères, FRA, the second event of the 2025 Sailing Grand Slam Series.

Two Canadian boats will take part in tomorrow's Medal Races: Antonia and Georgia Lewin-LaFrance in 49erFX, currently 3rd, and Clara Gravely in ILCA 6, currently 10th.

Highlights: Day 5/6

Clara Gravely

She is currently 10th overall in ILCA 6 after the qualification races and has qualified for the Medal Race* on Saturday for the first time in her career in an international event.

Antonia & Georgia Lewin-LaFrance

They climbed four places with 1st and 8th positions on Friday and are currently 3rd overall in 49erFX before the Medal Race* on Saturday.

Arie Moffat & Will Jones

They recorded 9th, 5th and 9th positions in the silver fleet to climbed six spots.

*Medal Race:

last race of an event contested by the top 10 boats following the qualification races and where points are doubled /

Results:

49erFX (/38 teams)
(#races / courses: 15)

3 (4) *Antonia Lewin-LaFrance & Georgia Lewin-LaFrance (Chester, N.S.)

ILCA 6 (/72 sailors)
(#races / courses: 9)

10 (2) *Clara Gravely (Toronto, ON)

49er (/67 teams)
(#races / courses: 11)

34 (6) *Will Jones (Burlington, ON) & Arie Moffat (Kingston, ON)

Nacra 17 (/29 teams/équipes)
(#races / courses: 13)

22 (-) *Galen Richardson (Toronto, ON) & Madeline Gillis (Halifax, N.S.)

Formula Kite (W/F) (/22 sailors) - FINAL

21. *Emily Bugeja (Vancouver, B.C.)

*Sail Canada National Team Members.

For more details visit: sof.regatta.ffvoile.fr/en/default/races/race-resultsall

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