Generel: Mads Ebler (DEN) and his Team recently won the European Championship in Match Racing - and this weekend they secured themselves a place at Danish Open by winning the Qualifier Event in Middelfart

Kapsejlads: TIller moved from crew to skipper and beats he´s old skipper in a very exciting finale round of the Warren Jones Regatta. William and his crew will now plan their summer journey to Europe, where they are expected to join a number of regattas to prepare for the first entry at the World Match Racing Tour - Danish Open.

Bureau: Warren Jones Match Race Regatta in Perth, Australia is reserved for youth skippers and is know for being THE chance for young skippers to get into the World Match Racing Tour. Reason - the winner get´s a spot at Danish Open 2010. Previous winners of Warren Jones Match Race Regatta like Adam Minoprio, Torvar Mirsky and Phil Robertson are all enjoying The Tour beceause of their win in Perth.

Kapsejlads: As seen on Eurosport and many other cable television channels - hot-action of the 2009 Danish Open

Generel: Today’s Danish Open is one of those events where people will, for years to come, say ”I was there”.

Generel: The two semi final contests at the Danish Open had two distinct personalities - Rahm vs Mirsky might be described as the ’thinking man’s contest’ whereas Gilmour vs Gram-Hansen was a physical, bruising duel.

Generel: With the semi finals due to be sailed to a finish in the morning this was an opportunity for the skippers to leave their opponents with something to sleep on and Gilmour may be rueing his choice of opponent.

Generel: - ’Peter Gilmour is always difficult to sail against, but we will do our best. He really requires you to hold your concentration the whole time.’ Says Jes Gram-Hansen ’but we will do our best and it is certainly going to be exciting!’.

Generel: The final flights of the Danish Open Round Robin were a case of everything to lose for Peter Gilmour (Aus) but with convincing wins over Peter Wibroe (Dan) and Ian Williams (Gbr) he was assured a place in the semis. Williams needed to win both his last two matches and the loss to Gilmour left him too much to do.

Generel: After a crew/boat change for flight 17 the ’aggression’ - or some might politely put it ’determination’ - continues. Adam Minoprio (Nzl) deserved his win over Col(Fra) in match 1 (flight 17) and Mattias Rahm (Swe) sailed to perfection to shed a penalty on the finsh line and beat Robertson (Nzl). Unfortuntely one of Rahm’s crew received an injury from the boom during the manoevre and it was necessary for the ’on-water’ medic to dispatch him to hospital for diagnosis and treatment. We wish him well.