Les premières épreuves des championnats du monde 2020 de Melges 32 se sont déroulées le week-end dernier à Villasimius (Sardaigne) par vent de 20 à 25 nœuds minimum sur les deux jours de compétition. Détenteur du titre 2019, c’est l’Allemand Christian Schwoerer, à bord de La Pericolosa, qui a remporté ces régates sardes. D’autres concurrents ont eu moins de chance, comme ces cinq équipiers tombés à l’eau, victimes probables d’une rupture de sangle de rappel. Pericoloso sporgersi* !
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