news – International Cadet Sailing

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by Jan Martin Wilschut28 juli 20250 comments

Class Rules Changes

The class rules changes have been approved by World Sailing and go into effect from 22 July 2025.

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by Jan Martin Wilschut17 februari 20250 comments

Class Rules Changes

The class rules changes have been approved by World Sailing and go into effect from 1 March 2025.

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by Jan Martin Wilschut12 augustus 20240 comments

2024 World Champions

The Australian team of Josh Garner and Jack Benyan are the new World Champions!! Congratulation guys!

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by Jan Martin Wilschut29 juli 20230 comments

2023 World Champions

Tomas Fernandez Jardon & Vicente Carloni Bohl from Argentina took the gold in Nieuwpoort, Belgium. ¡Muchas Felicidades!

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by Jan Martin Wilschut2 januari 20230 comments

2022 World Champions

Toby Bush & Kemmel Thorogood GBR were crowned Cadet World Champions at this year’s Worlds in Australia. Congratulations guys!

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by Jan Martin Wilschut3 maart 20220 comments

Official ICCA Statement

Russian attack on Ukraine condemned.

The International Cadet Class Association suspends Russian and Belarusian sailors from international competition.

The International Cadet Class Association (ICCA) condemns the Russian attack on Ukraine and confirms its decision to suspend participation of Russian and Belarusian sailors and officials from all international Cadet sailing events until further notice. This includes the European Championship, the Central European Cadet Championship, the Cadet South-America Cup, and the World Championship.

By implementing these measures, the ICCA is following World Sailing guidance in supporting a united and coordinated approach within the global sports movement.

This decision is in line with the IOC Executive Board’s protocols aimed at preserving the integrity of competitions and ensuring the safety of all athletes.

We ask all sailors to respect each other during these difficult times and wish to state that the ICCA denounces any defamatory statements made against any of our fellow sailors regardless of their nationality. We look forward to an immediate end to all hostilities and we hope for a time in the near future when we can compete again together.

To the Cadet sailors from the impacted countries: we are very sorry that you are affected by the decisions your governments took last week. You are victims of your governments’ actions.

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by Jan Martin Wilschut1 maart 20220 comments

Support For Ukraine

On behalf of our Cadet family the International Cadet Class Association expresses hope for a rapid end of the hostilities and for peace in Ukraine. Our thoughts are with all of our Ukrainian sailors, their parents, coaches, friends and families.

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by Jan Martin Wilschut1 juni 20210 comments

Riva 2021 is a GO!

Dorchester 31 May 2021 — Cadet Worlds are GO! After extensive consultations with all parties involved EXCOM today decided to go ahead with the 2021 Cadet Open World Championship in Riva, Italy.

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by Jan Martin Wilschut24 mei 20210 comments

2021 Cadet Open World Championship – update

Riva del Garda 2021 – UPDATE

EXCOM, the governing committee of the International Cadet Class, met yesterday with the intention of making a decision whether or not to proceed with the 2021 World Championship at Fraglia Vela Riva this July. Members noted the rapidly falling number of COVID cases within Europe, the desire of sailors to compete at an international level and how the Italian government is keen to remove restrictions on travel to the country.

EXCOM also noted the number of sailing classes that are confirming their events are proceeding this Summer (also in Riva del Garda). Members were concerned that the number of entries may fall well below the figure that would normally attend a World Championship. This would create an unacceptable level of financial risk for the Class and urgent discussions are taking place with Fraglia Vela Riva about this concern.

We expect to receive an answer from Fraglia Vela Riva this week. We will inform you all as soon as this info comes through.

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by Jan Martin Wilschut9 april 20210 comments

Eight Bells for Prince Philip

Eight bells for Prince Philip, Patron of the International Cadet Class…

“It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen announces the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle.”

Our thoughts are with Her Majesty The Queen and the Royal Family.