Please select your home edition
Edition
Palm Beach Motor Yachts

Women's World Match Racing Tour heads to Denmark

by Women's WMRT 4 Sep 2024 09:51 UTC 5-8 September 2024
Women's WMRT © World Match Racing Tour

The fifth stage of the 2024 Women's World Match Racing Tour heads to Denmark this weekend for the Women's WMRT Denmark from 5-8 September, hosted by the Royal Danish Yacht Club (KDY). Ten teams from seven nations will compete over the four-day match racing event at KDY's Rungsted venue approximately 25km north of Copenhagen. The Women's World Match Racing Tour is the only all-women professional series in sailing, founded in 2022.

The 2024 Women's WMRT Denmark line-up features over sixty female athletes from eleven nations led by skippers including Australia's Brooke Wilson, USA's Bridget Groble, Sweden's Martina Carlsson, Julia D'Amodio from France, and Nicole Hemeryck from Ireland.

"It is our great pleasure for the Royal Danish Yacht Club to be hosting the Women's World Match Racing Tour Denmark stage again for the third consecutive year." commented Royal Danish Yacht Club Commodore Anne-Sofie Munk Hansen "We are very proud to support the growth of women in sailing and we are honoured to welcome the world's top female match racing sailors to compete in Denmark this week."

Finishing fifth at the Danish stage last year, Julia Aarsten from the Netherlands returns to Denmark with her 'Team Out of the Box' keen to secure a place on the podium, after reaching the semi-finals at the France and Sweden stages of the Tour earlier in the season.

Despite the 2023 defending event champion Anna Östling and the Wing'sSailing team from Sweden being unable to attend the event this year due to their Women's America's Cup commitments in Barcelona, the international teams will expect plenty of competition from four string Danish teams completing the skipper line-up for this weekend's event.

Danish skippers Lea Vogelius, Camilla Ulrikkeholm, Kristine Mauritzen and Louise Olesen and their respective crews are no strangers to theDS37's yachts designed for match racing, and based year-round at the Royal Danish Yacht Club. The largest boats used on the Women's World Match Racing Tour, the DS 37's allow up to seven crew however most teams will be sailing with six crew this week which will require strong teamwork.

Women's WMRT Denmark 2024 Entries:

1. Julia AARTSEN (NED) Team Out of the Box
2. Bridget GROBLE (USA) Bow Down Racing
3. Brooke WILSON (AUS) Amphitrite Racing
4. Kristine MAURITZEN (DEN) Those Seagulls
5. Julia D"AMODIO (FRA) Shark Caviar Team
6. Lea VOGELIUS (DEN) WOW Racing
7. Louise K OLESEN (DEN) Team Louise
8. Camilla ULRIKKEHOLM KLINKBY
9. Nicole HEMERYCK (IRL)
10. Martina CARLSSSON (SWE) Beyond Racing Team

Racing starts on Thursday 5 September through to Sunday 8 September. Racing will be positioned close to the marina for spectators to watch from the shore.

For more information, follow wwomenswmrt.com and via social media on Instagram and Facebook at @womenswmrt

Related Articles

Lowrance Eagle Fishfinders
Eagle was born to fish The Eagle range offers a full suite of options and is the perfect fishfinder for those less frequent anglers looking for an affordable option, but which one is best? Posted on 2 Aug
PRO Tip: Clay Dyer on bottom-contact plastics
Check out this work horse set up for plastics and jigs out deep Bassmaster angler, Clay Dyer, says a few key variables play big roles in his success while fishing bottom-contact plastics with his St. Croix Rods and SEVIIN Reels. Posted on 31 Jul
Luring with live bait
Keep your livewell in good working order and give live baiting a try if you haven't already Saltwater fishermen tend to fall into one of two camps; those who like using artificial lures, and those who prefer fishing with live bait. Posted on 30 Jul
A great day for conservation
Grady-White teamed up with the Dolphinfish Research Program for an adventure off North Carolina Grady-White teamed up with the Dolphinfish Research Program for an adventure off the North Carolina coast. Winds and waves didn't deter the Grady-White boat or our team, who caught and tagged eight fish. Posted on 29 Jul
Fishing: The Ghost of Fishing's Future
Meet the Mad Scientist Tackle Ghost Shad and elevate your rattlebait game Mad Scientist Tackle's Ghost Shad features powerful and proven UV coatings on a popular lure design Posted on 29 Jul
DAIWA: Palmable Powerhouse
For bigger baits and fish while still championing superlight jigging DAIWA's new 2025 SALTIGA® G 35/35L dominates the saltwater jigging scene with unrivaled power, smoothness, durability and ergonomics Posted on 29 Jul
Hover Rig: The finesse tactic you need now
Throw in a heavy dose of fishing pressure, and you have the recipe for disaster It's great when you flip a dock, laydown, or grass point and you immediately feel that hammer fall. Likewise, frogging's repetitive monotony becomes well worth the effort when that cannonball explosion shatters the stillness. Posted on 27 Jul
Helping boaters steer clear of common mistakes
Veteran Sea Tow® captains share their tips Boating season is already in full throttle, and Sea Tow®, recognized throughout the marine industry as Your Road Service at Sea®, is proud to offer boating tips to avoid some of the most common mistakes seen on the water. Posted on 24 Jul
TATULA is Tops at ICAST 2025
All out with the new 23 model lineup of cork handle bass rods DAIWA goes all out with new 23 model lineup of 2025 TATULA cork handle bass rods and wins coveted Best Freshwater Rod at ICAST 2025. Posted on 24 Jul
Owner shares why he loves his WorldCat 325DC
Chuck highlights the unique experiences and cherished moments created Embark on the adventures of Chuck Smith, proud owner of the WorldCat 325DC. In this short testimonial, Chuck shares the joys of sandbar outings, fishing escapades, and family travels made possible by the versatility of the 325DC. Posted on 23 Jul
Palm Beach Motor YachtsMaritimo M75