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Josh Armit underlined his Olympic credentials with a seventh place at the iQFOIL European championships in Greece overnight – his second top-10 result in consecutive international regattas in only his second season as a windfoiler.
New Zealand’s hopes of silverware at the iQFOIL European championships rest on Josh Armit.
The rising windfoil star last night (NZ time) booked his spot in the knockout medal series in Greece by blitzing to his first race win of the regatta – in the last of 18 qualifying attempts.New Zealand’s leading windfoilers are set for a final push up the leaderboard as the race for silverware at the iQFOIL European championships in Greece heats up.
They arrived in Auckland last Monday as strangers with the common goal to grow as young leaders and learn about the crisis confronting our oceans.
The first day of gold-fleet racing was also moving day for Thomas Crook in cold and breezy conditions at the iQFOIL European championships in Patras, Greece.
Emirates Team New Zealand are putting out a wide call for the country’s best women and youth sailors to apply to represent Emirates Team New Zealand, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (RNZYS) and New Zealand’s women and youth America’s Cup teams via an initial application which opens today.
Josh Armit has continued his impressive start to the international season, claiming top-10 finishes in each of the four races in his qualifying fleet overnight to move up to fifth overall on day two of the iQFOIL European championships in Greece.
Kiwis were near the front of the fleet on the opening day of the iQFOIL European Championships after battling the world’s leading competitors in strong breeze and choppy seas in Patras, Greece.
