The Semaine Olympique Française (lit. 'French Olympic Week') is a sailing regatta organised in Hyères by the French Sailing Federation, whose 2023 edition is the 54th edition and open to women's ILCA 6, men's ILCA 7, mixed 470, men's 49er, women's 49er FX, mixed Nacra 17, men's and women's IQFoil, and men's and women's Formula Kite.[1]
| Organizer | French Sailing Federation |
|---|---|
| Classes | ILCA 6, ILCA 7, 470, 49er, 49er FX, Nacra 17, IQFoil, Formula Kite |
| Venue | Hyères |
| Website | sof |
In 2014, the Semaine Olympique Française in Hyères became an event in the Sailing World Cup, and a regatta in La Rochelle took the name, Semaine Olympique Française La Rochelle.[2]
It is considered a major regatta by the Finn class and a spring classic by French newspaper L'Équipe.[3][4]
Together with the Trofeo Princesa Sofía, Allianz Regatta, and Kiel Week regattas, Semaine Olympique Française is part of the Sailing World Cup in the 2023 and 2024 seasons.[5] The 2023 edition has almost 1000 entries from 60 countries.[6]
Winners
editEurope
edit- 1990 –
Mette Gurvin (NOR)[7] - 1992 –
Tine Moberg (CAN)[8] - 1994 –
Arianna Bogatec (ITA)[9] - 1995 –
Helen Montilla (ESP)[10] - 1996 –
Carolijn Brouwer (NED)[11] - 1997 – Carolijn Brouwer (NED)[12]
- 1999 – Margriet Matthijsse (NED)[13]
- 2002 –
Petra Niemann (GER)[14] - 2003 – Siren Sundby (NOR)[15]
- 2004 – Siren Sundby (NOR)[16]
Finn
edit- 1970 –
Guy Liljegren (SWE)[3] - 1971 –
Serge Maury (FRA)[3] - 1972 – Serge Maury (FRA)[3]
- 1973 – M. Busquet[3] (FRA)
- 1975 – Mauro Pelaschier (ITA)[3]
- 1976 –
David Howlett (GBR)[3] - 1977 – Chris Law (GBR)[3]
- 1978 – Jochen Schümann (FRG)[3]
- 1979 – Guy Liljegren (SWE)[3]
- 1980 – Joaquín Blanco Roca (ESP)[3]
- 1981 – François Le Castrec (FRA)[3]
- 1982 – Wolfgang Gerz (FRG)[3]
- 1983 –
Jørgen Lindhardsen (DEN)[3] - 1984 –
Oleg Khopyorsky (URS)[3] - 1985 – Oleg Khopyorsky (URS)[3]
- 1986 – Paolo Semeraro (ITA)[3]
- 1987 –
Hans Spitzauer (AUT)[3] - 1988 – Hans Spitzauer (AUT)[3]
- 1989 –
Armanto Ortolano (GRE)[3] - 1990 –
Jali Mäkilä (FIN)[7] - 1991 – Jali Mäkilä (FIN)[3]
- 1992 – Dirk Loewe (GER)[8]
- 1993 – Roy Heiner (NED)[3]
- 1994 – José van der Ploeg (ESP)[9]
- 1995 – José van der Ploeg (ESP)[17]
- 1996 –
Sébastien Godefroid (BEL)[11] - 1997 – Fredrik Lööf (SWE)[12]
- 1998 – Sébastien Godefroid (BEL)[3]
- 1999 –
Mateusz Kusznierewicz (POL)[18] - 2000 – Richard Clarke (CAN)[3]
- 2001 – Mateusz Kusznierewicz (POL)[3]
- 2002 – Mateusz Kusznierewicz (POL)[14]
- 2003 – Sébastien Godefroid (BEL)[15]
- 2004 – Aimilios Papathanasiou (GRE)[16]
- 2005 – Aimilios Papathanasiou (GRE)[19]
- 2006 – Ed Wright (GBR)[20]
- 2007 – Aimilios Papathanasiou (GRE)[21]
- 2008 – Jonas Høgh-Christensen (DEN)[22]
- 2009 –
Ivan Kljaković Gašpić (CRO)[23] - 2010 – Marin Mišura (CRO)[24]
- 2011 – Ben Ainslie (GBR)[25]
- 2012 –
Brendan Casey (AUS)[26] - 2013 – Andrew Mills (GBR)[27]
- 2014 – Pieter-Jan Postma (NED)[28]
- 2015 – Giles Scott (GBR)[29]
- 2016 – Jake Lilley (AUS)[30]
- 2017 –
Alican Kaynar (TUR)[31] - 2018 –
Jorge Zarif (BRA)[32]
ILCA 6 (formerly known as Laser Radial)
edit- 2005 – Sophie de Turckheim (FRA)[19]
- 2006 –
Paige Railey (USA)[20] - 2007 – Evi Van Acker (BEL)[21]
- 2008 – Sarah Blanck (AUS)[22]
- 2009 – Anna Tunnicliffe (USA)[23]
- 2010 –
Aušra Milevičiūtė (LTU)[24] - 2011 –
Sara Winther (NZL)[25] - 2012 –
Xu Lijia (CHN)[26] - 2013 – Marit Bouwmeester (NED)[27]
- 2014 – Evi Van Acker (BEL)[28]
- 2015 – Evi Van Acker (BEL)[29]
- 2016 – Evi Van Acker (BEL)[30]
- 2017 – Evi Van Acker (BEL)[33]
- 2018 – Marit Bouwmeester (NED)[34]
- 2022 – Agata Barwińska (POL)[35]
- 2023 – Sarah Douglas (CAN)[36]
- 2024 – Charlotte Rose (USA)[37][38]
ILCA 7 (formerly known as Laser)
edit- 1994 – Andrea Casale (ITA)[9]
- 1995 – Peer Moberg (NOR)[39]
- 1996 – Peer Moberg (NOR)[11]
- 1997 – Ben Ainslie (GBR)[12]
- 1999 – Peder Rønholt (DEN)[40]
- 2002 – Paul Goodison (GBR)[14]
- 2003 – Roope Suomalainen (FIN)[15]
- 2004 – Robert Scheidt (BRA)[16]
- 2005 – Tom Slingsby (AUS)[19]
- 2006 – Tom Slingsby (AUS)[20]
- 2007 – Michael Blackburn (AUS)[21]
- 2008 – Mike Leigh (CAN)[22]
- 2009 – Paul Goodison (GBR)[23]
- 2010 – Paul Goodison (GBR)[24]
- 2011 – Javier Hernández (ESP)[25]
- 2012 – Philipp Buhl (GER)[26]
- 2013 – Tom Burton (AUS)[27]
- 2014 – Tom Burton (AUS)[28]
- 2015 – Tom Burton (AUS)[29]
- 2016 – Philipp Buhl (GER)[30]
- 2017 –
Pavlos Kontides (CYP)[41] - 2018 – Jean-Baptiste Bernaz (FRA)[42]
- 2022 – Pavlos Kontides (CYP)[43]
- 2023 – Elliot Hanson (GBR)[36]
Men's 470
edit- 1990 – Martin Fuchs (FRG)[7]
- 1992 – Björn Bengtsson (SWE)[8]
- 1994 – Matteo Ivaldi (ITA)[9]
- 1995 – John Merricks (GBR)[44]
- 1996 – John Merricks (GBR)[11]
- 1999 – Paul Foerster & Bob Merrick (USA)[45]
- 2002 – Nathan Wilmot (AUS)[14]
- 2003 – Johan Molund (SWE)[15]
- 2004 – Benjamin Bonnaud (FRA)[16]
- 2005 –
Gideon Kliger (ISR)[19] - 2006 – Gideon Kliger (ISR)[20]
- 2007 – Pierre Leboucher (FRA)[21]
- 2008 – Nick Rogers & Joe Glanfield (GBR)[22]
- 2009 –
Matías Bühler & Felix Steiger (SUI)[23] - 2010 – Nicolas Charbonnier & Baptiste Meyer (FRA)[24]
- 2011 – Pierre Leboucher & Vincent Garos (FRA)[25]
- 2012 – Mathew Belcher & Malcolm Page (AUS)[26]
- 2013 – Mathew Belcher & Will Ryan (AUS)[27]
- 2014 – Mathew Belcher & Will Ryan (AUS)[28]
- 2015 – Šime Fantela & Igor Marenić (CRO)[29]
- 2016 – Šime Fantela & Igor Marenić (CRO)[30]
- 2017 – Mathew Belcher & Will Ryan (AUS)[46]
- 2018 – Anton Dahlberg & Fredrik Bergström (SWE)[47]
Women's 470
edit- 1990 – Larisa Moskalenko (URS)[7]
- 1992 – Peggy Hardwiger (GER)[8]
- 1994 – Theresa Zabell (ESP)[9]
- 1995 – Theresa Zabell (ESP)[48]
- 1996 – Theresa Zabell (ESP)[11]
- 1997 –
Ruslana Taran (UKR)[12] - 1999 – Federica Salvà & Emanuela Sossi (ITA)[49]
- 2002 – Sofia Bekatorou (GRE)[14]
- 2003 – Sofia Bekatorou (GRE)[15]
- 2004 – Ingrid Petitjean (FRA)[16]
- 2005 – Ingrid Petitjean (FRA)[19]
- 2006 – Adi Gilboa & Vered Buskila (ISR)[20]
- 2007 – Giulia Conti (ITA)[21]
- 2008 –
Ai Kondo & Naoko Kamata (JPN)[22] - 2009 – Henriette Koch & Lene Sommer (DEN)[23]
- 2010 – Emmanuelle Rol & Hélène Defrance (FRA)[24]
- 2011 – Tara Pacheco & Berta Betanzos (ESP)[25]
- 2012 – Lisa Westerhof & Lobke Berkhout (NED)[26]
- 2013 – Fernanda Oliveira & Ana Barbachan (BRA)[27]
- 2014 – Jo Aleh & Polly Powrie (NZL)[28]
- 2015 – Fernanda Oliveira & Ana Luiza Barbachan (BRA)[29]
- 2016 – Hannah Mills & Saskia Clark (GBR)[30]
- 2017 – Afrodite Zegers & Anneloes van Veen (NED)[50]
- 2018 – Camille Lecointre & Aloïse Retornaz (FRA)[51]
Mixed 470
edit- 2022 – Anton Dahlberg & Lovisa Karlsson (SWE)[52]
- 2023 – Jordi Xammar & Nora Brugman (ESP)[36]
49er
edit- 1997 – Yves Loday (FRA)[12]
- 1999 – Michael Hestbæk & Jonatan Persson (DEN)[53]
- 2002 – Iker Martínez de Lizarduy (ESP)[14]
- 2003 – Rodion Luka (UKR)[15]
- 2004 – Pietro Sibello (ITA)[16]
- 2005 – Jan-Peter Peckolt (GER)[19]
- 2006 – Iker Martínez de Lizarduy (ESP)[20]
- 2007 – Chris Draper (GBR)[21]
- 2008 – Iker Martínez de Lizarduy & Xabier Fernández (ESP)[22]
- 2009 – Pietro Sibello & Gianfranco Sibello (ITA)[23]
- 2010 – Paul Brotherton & Mark Asquith (GBR)[24]
- 2011 – Pietro Sibello & Gianfranco Sibello (ITA)[25]
- 2012 – Emmanuel Dyen & Stéphane Christidis (FRA)[26]
- 2013 – Dylan Fletcher-Scott & Alain Sign (GBR)[27]
- 2014 – Peter Burling & Blair Tuke (NZL)[28]
- 2015 – Peter Burling & Blair Tuke (NZL)[29]
- 2016 – Peter Burling & Blair Tuke (NZL)[30]
- 2017 – Diego Botín & Iago López (ESP)[54]
- 2018 – Dominik Buksak & Szymon Wierzbicki (POL)[55]
- 2022 – Dominik Buksak & Szymon Wierzbicki (POL)[56]
- 2023 – Diego Botín & Florián Trittel (ESP)[36]
49er FX
edit- 2013 – Alex Maloney & Molly Meech (NZL)[27]
- 2014 – Martine Grael & Kahena Kunze (BRA)[28]
- 2015 – Ida Marie Baad Nielsen & Marie Thusgaard Olsen (DEN)[29]
- 2016 – Lisa Ericson & Hanna Klinga (SWE)[30]
- 2017 – Martine Grael & Kahena Kunze (BRA)[57]
- 2018 – Alex Maloney & Molly Meech (NZL)[58]
- 2022 – Martine Grael & Kahena Kunze (BRA)[59]
- 2023 – Odile van Aanholt & Annette Duetz (NED)[36]
2.4 Metre
edit- 2008 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[22]
- 2009 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[23]
- 2010 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[24]
- 2011 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[25]
- 2012 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[26]
- 2013 – Heiko Kröger (GER)[27]
- 2014 – Heiko Kröger (GER)[28]
- 2015 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[29]
- 2016 – Matthew Bugg (AUS)[30]
- 2017 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[60]
- 2018 – Damien Seguin (FRA)[61]
Elliott 6m
edit- 2010 – Silke Hahlbrock, Maren Hahlbrock & Kerstin Schult (GER)[24]
- 2011 – Lucy MacGregor, Annie Lush & Kate MacGregor (GBR)[25]
- 2012 – Anna Tunnicliffe, Deborah Capozzi & Molly Vandemoer (USA)[26]
Skud 18
edit- 2011 – Alexandra Rickham & Niki Birrell (GBR)[25]
- 2012 – Daniel Fitzgibbon & Liesl Tesch (AUS)[26]
Soling
edit- 1990 – Morten Henriksen (FRG)[7]
- 1992 – Morten Henriksen (GER)[8]
- 1994 – Magnus Holmberg (SWE)[9]
- 1995 – Jesper Bank (DEN)[62]
- 1996 – Magnus Holmberg (SWE)[11]
- 1997 – Jochen Schümann (GER)[12]
- 1999 – Roy Heiner, Dirk de Ridder & van[63] (NED)
Sonar
edit- 2008 – John Robertson, Hannah Stodel & Stephen Thomas (GBR)[22]
- 2010 – Dror Cohen, Arnon Efrati & Benny Vexler (ISR)[24]
- 2011 – Bruno Jourdren, Eric Flageul & Nicolas Vimont-Vicary (FRA)[25]
- 2012 – John Robertson, Hannah Stodel & Stephen Thomas (GBR)[26]
- 2013 – Bruno Jourdren, Eric Flageul & Nicolas Vimont-Vicary (FRA)[27]
- 2014 – John Robertson, Hannah Stodel & Stephen Thomas (GBR)[28]
- 2015 – Nicolas Vimont-Vicary, Bruno Jourdren & Eric Flageul (FRA)[29]
- 2016 – Aleksander Wang-Hansen, Per Eugen Kristiansen & Marie Solberg (NOR)[30]
Star
edit- 2009 – Xavier Rohart & Pierre-Alexis Ponsot (FRA)[23]
- 2010 – Eivind Melleby & Petter Mørland Pedersen (NOR)[24]
- 2011 – Robert Scheidt & Bruno Prada (BRA)[25]
- 2012 – Iain Percy & Andrew Simpson (GBR)[26]
Yngling
edit- 2002 – Ana Llaca Díaz (ESP)[14]
- 2003 – Ulrike Schümann (GER)[15]
- 2004 – Shirley Robertson (GBR)[16]
- 2005 – Sally Barkow (USA)[19]
- 2006 – Sally Barkow (USA)[20]
- 2007 –
Yekaterina Skudina (RUS)[21] - 2008 – Siren Sundby, Lise Birgitte Fredriksen & Alexandra Koefoed (NOR)[22]
Nacra 17
edit- 2013 – Tim Shuwalow & Hanna Klinga (SWE)[27]
- 2014 – Vittorio Bissaro & Silvia Sicouri (ITA)[28]
- 2015 – Billy Besson & Marie Riou (FRA)[29]
- 2016 – Fernando Echávarri & Tara Pacheco (ESP)[30]
- 2017 – Fernando Echávarri & Tara Pacheco (ESP)[64]
- 2018 – Ruggero Tita & Caterina Banti (ITA)[65]
- 2022 – Ruggero Tita & Caterina Banti (ITA)[66]
- 2023 – John Gimson & Anna Burnet (GBR)[36]
Tornado
edit- 1990 – Norbert Petschel (AUT)[7]
- 1992 – Michel Faou (FRA)[8]
- 1994 – Andreas Hagara (AUT)[9]
- 1995 – Roland Gäbler (GER)[67]
- 1996 – Roland Gäbler (GER)[11]
- 1997 – Ron van Teylingen (NED)[12]
- 1999 – Roman Hagara & Hans-Peter Steinacher (AUT)[68]
- 2002 – Olivier Backes (FRA)[14]
- 2003 – Mitch Booth (NED)[15]
- 2004 – Mitch Booth (NED)[16]
- 2005 – Xavier Revil (FRA)[19]
- 2006 – Xavier Revil (FRA)[20]
- 2007 – Oskar Johansson (CAN)[21]
- 2008 – Darren Bundock & Glenn Ashby (AUS)[22]
Men's Formula Kite
edit- 2022 –
Maximilian Maeder (SGP)[69] - 2023 – Axel Mazella (FRA)[36]
Women's Formula Kite
edit- 2022 – Daniela Moroz (USA)[70]
- 2023 – Lauriane Nolot (FRA)[36]
Open Formula Kite
edit- 2017 – Nicolas Parlier (FRA)[71]
Men's IQFoil
edit- 2022 – Nicolas Goyard (FRA)[72]
- 2023 – Fabien Pianazza (FRA)[36]
Women's IQFoil
edit- 2022 – Hélène Noesmoen (FRA)[73]
- 2023 –
Barbora Švíková (CZE)[36]
Men's Lechner A-390
edit- 1990 – Michel Quintin (FRA)[7]
- 1992 – Timm Stade (GER)[8]
Women's Lechner A-390
edit- 1990 – Penny Way (GBR)[7]
- 1992 – Maud Herbert (FRA)[8]
Men's Mistral
edit- 1994 – Nicolas Mallaret Laneyrie (FRA)[9]
- 1995 – Nikolaos Kaklamanakis (GRE)[74]
- 1996 –
João Rodrigues (POR)[11] - 1997 –
Tony Philp (FIJ)[12] - 1999 – Alexandre Guyader (FRA)[75]
- 2002 – Alexandre Guyader (FRA)[14]
- 2003 – JP Tobin (NZL)[15]
- 2004 – Fabrice Hassen (FRA)[16]
Women's Mistral
edit- 1994 –
Lee Lai-shan (HKG)[9] - 1995 – Lee Lai-shan (HKG)[76]
- 1996 – Lee Lai-shan (HKG)[11]
- 1997 – Alessandra Sensini (ITA)[12]
- 1999 – Alessandra Sensini (ITA)[77]
- 2002 – Alessandra Sensini (ITA)[14]
- 2003 – Yin Jian (CHN)[15]
- 2004 – Olha Maslivets (UKR)[16]
Men's RS:X
edit- 2005 – Iván Pastor (ESP)[19]
- 2006 – Casper Bouman (NED)[20]
- 2007 – Tom Ashley (NZL)[21]
- 2008 – Ricardo Santos (BRA)[22]
- 2009 – Shahar Tzuberi (ISR)[23]
- 2010 – Byron Kokkalanis (GRE)[24]
- 2011 – Piotr Myszka (POL)[25]
- 2012 – Julien Bontemps (FRA)[26]
- 2013 – Przemysław Miarczyński (POL)[27]
- 2014 – Piotr Myszka (POL)[28]
- 2015 – Pierre Le Coq (FRA)[29]
- 2016 – Piotr Myszka (POL)[30]
- 2017 – Louis Giard (FRA)[78]
- 2018 – Pierre Le Coq (FRA)[79]
Women's RS:X
edit- 2005 – Athina Frai (GRE)[19]
- 2006 – Marina Alabau (ESP)[20]
- 2007 – Bryony Shaw (GBR)[21]
- 2008 – Zofia Noceti-Klepacka (POL)[22]
- 2009 – Chen Peina (CHN)[23]
- 2010 – Bryony Shaw (GBR)[24]
- 2011 – Blanca Manchón (ESP)[25]
- 2012 – Moana Delle (GER)[26]
- 2013 – Bryony Shaw (GBR)[27]
- 2014 – Moana Delle (GER)[28]
- 2015 – Lilian de Geus (NED)[29]
- 2016 – Zofia Noceti-Klepacka (POL)[30]
- 2017 – Zofia Noceti-Klepacka (POL)[80]
- 2018 – Zofia Noceti-Klepacka (POL)[81]
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