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A fleet of 9 D-One sailors from Austria, Czech Republic and Hungary spent a beautiful weekend on lake Attersee in Upper Austria for this years edition of the Attersee Trophy. On sunday the weather conditions were unstable with a westerly gradient fighting againts some thermal gusts from the south and north. The fleet went out for a short training run but no racing was possible. Nevertheless we enjoyed a delecious outdoor-dinner and some Austrian beer under the almost neverending evening sun.

On sunday we were greeted with bright sunshine and high temperatures which caused the famous "Rosenwind" to come up from the north-east - the patience of the sailors was rewarded with three great races in the early afternoon!

This years event winner with three race wins ist our Czech friend Marek Bachtik, followed by Felix Hofinger (UYCAs) and Jörg Deimling (SCA).

Results : https://regatta365.com/stream/results/file/5029.pdf/name/D-One%20AtterseetrophyErgebnisse_D-One.pdf

Despite all the difficulties of the year the Czech and Austrian D-One Associations hosted well-attended events on consecutive weekends at the Bohemian beauty of Lake Lipno and then 3 hours away at the crystal lake of Wolfgangsee, near Salzburg.

We enjoyed some proper lake sailing especially at Lipno where rain/storm clouds were frequently passing over the lake during the weekend. It was also pretty cold, around 12 degrees and i think only survivor staying in tent was Nick Crickmore, also the only successful traveller from the UK.

We did 5 very shifty races and i think that was the maximum Martin Sousek could pull out as the weather was very unstable. Local club offered us nice hospitality with soups, dinner, beer and Kofola.

On monday/tuesday we moved to Wolfgangsee. From wednesday it got sunny and Wolfgangsee offered us really paradise conditions. No wind in the morning and then thermal breeze coming in the afternoon.