Swiss-Cup Hallwilersee in Beinwil
9 May 2015
16 boats. Saturday 4 runs. Bise. Sunday 0. The podium: Mermod / Moser, Venhoda / S. Zaugg, Ch Härdi / Landerer.. Read More >
UK Fireball Inlands
4 May 2015
With the Class World Championship taking place later this year in the UK the first major Fireball event of the year was always going to attract the front runners from the home country. The level of competition was high as one can see in the results. Read More >
Maurizio Leone and Paola Capizzi win in Italy
1 May 2015
ANTIGNANO - On 25 and 26 April, 14 crews sailed, the CVAntignano, the second national Fireball event of 2015. Read More >
Irish Training with Richard Wagstaff
29 April 2015
Having had their boats re-weighed in accordance with a change in Class rules last weekend (18th), the Irish Fireball fleet had a weekend of honing their boat-handling techniques this past weekend under the expert eye of World and European Champion crew, Richard Wagstaff. Read More >
Staunton Harold Epic Weekend
2 April 2015
With a Worlds in the UK in August, the 2015 season promises to be big for the Fireball, and it started in epic style at the first open of the year at Staunton Harold Sailing Club over the weekend of 28th and 29th March. Read More >
Frostbite Presentations Ireland
1 April 2015
The 44th hosting of the Frostbites by Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club was brought to a close yesterday with the prize-giving for the Series taking place in the clubhouse. Read More >
Southwest Uk Training at Chew
29 March 2015
With a Fireball Worlds in the UK this year, there was considerable enthusiasm for an early training event to start the racing season. Tim Rush of North Sails volunteered to run 2 days of training for South West sailors at Chew Valley Lake SC. Read More >
Irish Frostbite Penultimate Sunday
25 March 2015
The second last Sunday of the 2014/15 Frostbite Series saw a modest turnout of 5 Fireballs who were treated to two races in sunshine conditions, good breeze and an air temperature that rose as the afternoon went on, breaking in to double figures (12.5˚) by 16:30 as the fleet made its way homewards. Read More >
