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<strong>ISMA</strong> News International <strong>6mJI</strong> <strong>Association</strong> Bulletin 1/2010<br />

Regatta history<br />

Helsinki has served as host for the Scandinavian Gold<br />

Cup regatta in Six Metres twice, in 1939 and 1951. Will<br />

we see any of the prestigious 1922-1952 Cup winners<br />

in Helsinki in 2011?<br />

The last Olympic regatta for the Six Metre class was<br />

held in Helsinki in 1952. The Finnish bronze medalist<br />

Ali-Baba II (then named Ralia) will certainly be racing<br />

at the World Cup. Hopefully we will also see 5th placed<br />

Djinn and 9th placed Titia on the starting line in Helsinki,<br />

49 years later.<br />

The first Six Metre World Cup in Finland was held in<br />

Hanko in 1999. 15 modern sixes and 32 classic sixes<br />

participated. In addition to the Finnish and Swedish<br />

fleets, the Swiss and American contingents were particularly<br />

strong. Will we meet the 1999 Modern medalists<br />

Fleau, May Be XIV and Courage VII? The Classic<br />

podium trio of Ali-Baba II, Mariana and Toy, all local<br />

boats, will certainly be contesting for the Cup once<br />

more.<br />

Henry Ericsson, information officer, XIX 6mR World<br />

Cup, on behalf of the organizers<br />

Nyländska Jaktklubben<br />

www.njk.fi,<br />

Finnish Six Metre <strong>Association</strong><br />

www.6mr.fi<br />

International Six Metre <strong>Association</strong><br />

www.6metre.ch/<strong>ISMA</strong>_news<br />

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