44cup Articles
The North Sea had no intention of making things easy. Gusts blasted over 35 knots, seas heaved, and the shifting Dutch breeze turned the racecourse into a punishing arena where even the most seasoned crews were caught out. For Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team, this championship was not just about the scoreboard — it was about proof of progress. Several sharp first-roundings at the windward mark demonstrated their ability to mix it at the very front, and the fifth-place race finish confirmed they are edging ever closer to the leaders of the class.

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From North Sea grit to Canary Islands glory – the next chapter awaits.
10-09-2025
Although the final result (10th with 100 points) may seem below their performance in Porto Cervo, the team emphasises that these were two completely different scenarios. The sea, wind, and wave conditions in Marstrand were in a league of their own, demanding constant adaptation and high-stakes decision-making on every leg of the course.
Alfredo González, tactician and project director, stated: “The overall assessment is positive. There is nothing that worries us—everything is going according to plan.
03-07-2025
Day 1 - 44Cup Marstrand, 25 June 2025: The Lanzarote Calero Sailing Team began their participation in the 44Cup Marstrand with an intense day on the water, marked by sunny conditions, gusty winds, and a series of incidents that impacted the day’s results.
02-07-2025