Kieler Woche 2009
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Water is the source of Kiel's identity. Founded on the protected firth in the middle ages, expanding to a maritime location with the navy and shipyards and successfully achieving international recognition through the Kieler Woche, to this day, water remains the definitive element for the northern Land Capital Kiel.
Needless to say, this is even more the case during the Kieler Woche. Sailors in uniform have always been an integral part of the image of this international festival. The navy is not only indispensable for the organization of the festival week, but is also a host of international calibre. Destroyers, frigates, corvettes, high-speed launches and mines-weepers from all over the world will be mooring in Kiel's Tirpitz Harbour for the great meeting of fleets.
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Germany's Moana DELLE on her way to victory in the Women's RS:X event © okpress/Kieler Woche
US pairing Mark MENDELBLATT and Mark STRUBE won gold in the Star © www.segel-bilder.de
Great Britain's Jonathan MCGOVERN and Christian BIRRELL won the Men's 470 Medal Race to take the silver medal © www.segel-bilder.de
Croatia's Sime FANTELA and Igor MARENIC took gold in the Men's 470 to add to their recent European title success © www.segel-bilder.de
Japan's Ai KONDO and Wakako TABATA competing in the Women's 470 © okpress/Kieler Woche
Poland's Przemyslaw MIARCZYNSKI was a dominant winner in the Men's RS:X windsurfer fleet © okpress/Kieler Woche
Croatians Pavle KOSTOV and Peter CUPAC race in the 49er © www.segel-bilder.de
US skipper Paige RAILEY won the top prize in the Laser Radial fleet © okpress/Kieler Woche
The New Zealand Star team of Hamish PEPPER and Craig MONK © www.segel-bilder.de
German 49er crew Lennart BRIESENICK-PUDENZ and Morten MASSMANN celebrate an impressive win © www.segel-bilder.de
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The German crew of Svenja PULS, Janika PULS and Nele-Marie BOCK test out the new Elliott 6m women's match racing boat, which is making its worldwide debut at Kiel © okpress/Kieler Woche
The German Star crew of Johannes POLGAR and Tim KROGER prepare for the start of racing © www.kieler-woche.com/Christian Beeck
German skipper Ulrike SCHUEMANN and her crew are one of the teams lining up to compete in the Elliott 6m © www.kieler-woche.com/Christian Beeck
The USA's Phililip RAMMING battles in the Finn fleet © www.segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
The Australian team of Lucinda WHITTY battle in the Elliott 6m match racing competition © okpress/Kieler Woche
Emilios PAPATHANSIOU and Apostolos KARNOUTSOS of Greece compete in the Star fleet © www.segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
Germany's Johannes BABENDERERDE and Timo JACOBS compete in the Star © www.segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
The French team of Anne-Claire LE BERRE face the Brits skippered by Lucy MACGREGOR © okpress/Kieler Woche
Ther Bermuda Elliott 6m team led by Paula LEWIN © okpress/Kieler Woche
Racing in the 470 fleet © www.segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
Evi VAN ACKER of Belgium competing in the Laser Radial © okpress/Kieler Woche
German windsurfer Toni WILHEIM competing in the Men's RS:X fleet © www.segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
German skipper Heiko KROEGER races in the 2.4mR fleet © okpress/Kieler Woche
The US Star pairing of Mark MENDELBLATT and Mark STRUBE © okpress/Kieler Woche
Germany's Moana DELLE competes in the Women's RS:X competition © segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
Estonian Finn sailor Deniss KARPAK © okpress/Kieler Woche
The German 49er pairing of Tobias SCHADEWALDT and Hannes BAUMANN © segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
Olympic Champions Iain PERCY and Andrew SIMPSON of Great Britain competing in the Star © segel-bilder.de/Kieler Woche
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ISAF Sailing World Cup 2008-09
The inaugural ISAF Sailing World Cup will launch in December 2008, bringing a new focus to the world of Olympic sailing © ISAF
Sail Melbourne in December 2008 is the first of seven event of the 2008-09 season of the ISAF Sailing World Cup © Sport the library/Jeff Crow
From Melbourne the action moves to Miami for the Rolex Miami OCR in January 2009 © Dan Nerney/Rolex
Spain hosts the first of the European events with the Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofia MAPFRE in Palma at the start of April © Nico Martinez
From Palma the teams make the short trip to Hyeres, France for the Semaine Olympique Francaise © FRANCK SOCHA
The IJsselmeer lake in Medemblik, the Netherlands presents the next challenge at the Delta Lloyd Regatta in May © Richard de Jonge
Kiel, Germany hosts the penultimate event of the 2008-09 ISAF Sailing World Cup season at Kieler Woche in June © Otto Kasch/ok Press
The 2008-09 ISAF Sailing World Cup concludes in Great Britain at the Skandia Sail for Gold Regatta in Weymouth and Portland © onEdition
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