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It will be far from easy though and the results from the first two races seem to suggest that her strongest competition will come from the other side of the globe. Current leaders, whilst obviously not eligible for the European title, but a good form guide leading up to the ISAF World Sailing Championship in Cadiz, are Sarah BLANCK (AUS) and Sarah MACKY (NZL).

The fleet is split in the early stages of the regatta, and as usual a series of heats are sailed before sailors are seeded into the all important Gold and Silver Fleets for the finals.

Second in the ISAF World Sailing Rankings, Siren SUNDBY (NOR), is perched just behind the Southern Hemisphere two in third place and presents a real threat to Multala's defence of her title.

It is still the very early stages of the regatta and racing continues until Friday with no lay day. All to play for in the ever important build up to Cadiz.

The non - Olympic men's fleet sees 83 boats competing for the continental title and is currently being led by Manuel JIMENEZ (ESP)

Full results for both the men and women are on the event website at the address below.

Top Ten (After 2 Races)

Women

Position	Nation	Crew	Total	R1	R2
1	AUS	BLANCK, Sarah	2	1	1
2	NZL	MACKY, Sarah	3	1	2
3	NOR	SUNDBY, Siren	4	3	1
4	FIN	MULTALA, Sari	4	2	2
5	POR	PRATAS, Joana	6	2	4
6	CZE	SMIDOVA, Lenka	6	3	3
7	DEN	COLEMAN, Maria	8	5	3
8	GER	ABRAHAMSEN, Trine	9	5	4
9	GBR	BALDWIN, Laura	11	4	7
10	GER	PETZKE, Christiane	12	6	6
11	NED	BROUWER, CAROLIJN	14	9	5

Men

Position	Nation	Crew	Total	1	2
1	ESP	JIMENEZ, Manuel	2	1	1
2	SWE	SVENSSON, Fredrik	3	2	1
3	ESP	SALAMÉ, Joan	3	1	2
4	ESP	ROGEL, Jesús	5	3	2
5	FRA	TAINE, Emmanuel	10	6	4
6	ESP	TERRASA, Francisco	11	2	9
7	DEN	BJORNSHEVE, Toke	11	4	7
8	FRA	BORSI, Vincent	12	5	7
9	FRA	GACHE, Jean-Christophe	14	3	11
10	DEN	RISOR, Michael	14	8	6