SailingPass R-Team

SailingPass R-Team 🌊⚓ Welcome to SailingPass R-Team! Established in 2021, we’re passionate about all types of racing on the seas, with several top finishes already.

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Please welcome our newest R-Team member: Harmony.She may not say much, she has no opinion about tactics yet, and so far ...
22/06/2026

Please welcome our newest R-Team member: Harmony.

She may not say much, she has no opinion about tactics yet, and so far she has shown very little interest in helping with the sails, but we already like her style.

Meet Harmony, our 2023 J/70.

Our goal is simple: sail her as much as possible, take her to as many places as we can, and start with plenty of adventures on Lake Balaton.

Harmony is joining the team at a busy time. While we get to know her better, the R-Team is already strongly focused on our next big challenge in Mallorca 🇪🇦, where we’ll be racing aboard her slightly bigger and considerably older sibling: a J/122.

Until then, Harmony has some time to learn how this team works: early starts, late finishes, too many plans, and the occasional “this was definitely a good idea” moment.

Welcome to the R-Team, Harmony. The adventure starts now.

17/06/2026

𝐀𝐝𝐫𝐢𝐚 𝐂𝐮𝐩 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔⁣⁣We defended our title. SailingPass R-Team are champions again in 2026, after our 2025 win.⁣⁣This one mea...
28/03/2026

𝐀𝐝𝐫𝐢𝐚 𝐂𝐮𝐩 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔⁣

We defended our title. SailingPass R-Team are champions again in 2026, after our 2025 win.⁣

This one means a lot. We won most of the races, but it was anything but easy.⁣

Seventeen teams were fighting for the title, and the level of the fleet was incredibly high. At times, after just one day, it was hard to tell who to watch — everyone was pushing for the win.⁣

There were constant battles on the water. We had to defend, we had to attack, and we had to stay sharp every second.⁣

Once again, we proved that no one can feel comfortable with R-Team behind them.⁣

The conditions kept changing — different wind strengths, shifting directions — but our focus never did. We never let go of the goal, not for a single moment.⁣

We sailed with confidence, with trust in each other, and with one clear objective — to win it again.⁣

And we did.⁣

𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐧’𝐬 𝐂𝐮𝐩⁣

A 102-nautical-mile offshore race through the night — one of the biggest challenges of the week.⁣

After winning it in 2025 in extreme Bora, we thought it couldn’t get tougher. We were wrong.⁣

The start was solid, but just after the first checkpoint we realized our gennaker was torn.⁣
We had to take it down — and watch the fleet sail past us.⁣

Huge respect to the foredeck crew — in 20+ knots and waves, at night, they turned the boat into a sail repair workshop and managed to fix it. By then, six boats had already passed us. But giving up was never an option.⁣

By morning, the Adriatic turned brutal. 40+ knots of wind, steep short waves, thunder, lightning, and hail hitting us constantly. The boat was covered in ice, ropes frozen, visibility down to barely 100 meters. Our navigation instruments failed, and our navigator guided us from inside the boat.⁣

Everything was tested. We had been awake for over 24 hours.⁣

Then, as the weather started to clear, we spotted the fleet about 1.5 miles ahead. And that’s when the R-Team spirit kicked in again.⁣
Gennaker up — fully repaired. A big risk, one no one else took.⁣

We held it. We pushed. We caught the fleet — and even managed one last overtake before the finish.⁣
We crossed the line in 5th place. In those conditions, after everything, we couldn’t be prouder.⁣

After 102 nautical miles, the entire fleet finished within just 10 minutes. Incredibly tight racing.⁣

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A huge thank you to the organizers for putting together an outstanding event.⁣ Captains Cup & Adria Kupa

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Next time, you can meet us at the SailingPass Regatta, where many R-Team members will be competing against each other.

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Our focus is already shifting towards Copa del Rey in Spain 🇪🇸
where we’ll be racing with a J122, ready for the next challenge.

Day 4 of the Adria Cup.A shorter race near Vis Island, but with stronger wind that kept the pressure on the entire time....
26/03/2026

Day 4 of the Adria Cup.
A shorter race near Vis Island, but with stronger wind that kept the pressure on the entire time. No easy moments out there.
We stayed sharp, sailed clean, and took another victory.

Captains Cup & Adria Kupa

Day 3 of the Adria Cup. Another victory. Strong wind, full focus. We’re leading the boardCaptains Cup & Adria Kupa
24/03/2026

Day 3 of the Adria Cup. Another victory. Strong wind, full focus. We’re leading the board

Captains Cup & Adria Kupa

Adria Cup – day one. One leg, one victory. We’re pushing hard and just getting startedCaptains Cup & Adria Kupa
22/03/2026

Adria Cup – day one. One leg, one victory. We’re pushing hard and just getting started

Captains Cup & Adria Kupa

05/03/2026

Karnevalska Regata – Biograd RecapLast weekend we were in Biograd for the Karnevalska Regata.We sailed a Beneteau First ...
22/02/2026

Karnevalska Regata – Biograd Recap

Last weekend we were in Biograd for the Karnevalska Regata.
We sailed a Beneteau First 36 for the first time — a boat we’ve been eyeing for a long time.

It delivered. Everything felt in the right place. Responsive, balanced, powerful. Safe to say: we’ll be back on it.

After a long off-season, Friday was about shaking off the rust.
The following days? Pure Adriatic character — strong Yugo, then Bora.

Saturday’s first race in heavy Yugo was exactly what we needed:
start-to-finish victory in our class.
And there were plenty of First 36s on the line. For the first time this season, we truly felt both the boat — and ourselves — again.
The second race looked just as promising. We were chasing in second, closing in, confident we had the pace.

Then disaster.
At the leeward mark we lost steering. We simply couldn’t turn to starboard. Race over. Retirement. Podium hopes gone in a moment.

We spent hours fixing the issue, and on Sunday we made it back to the start line — but for us, it was already a cool-down day.

Lately, luck hasn’t been on our side technically.
But this weekend felt different. It felt good to fight at the front again.

Next up: Adria Cup and Captains Cup, where we arrive as defending champions — and our goal is clear: keep the titles.

Beneteau First 36?
We’re already looking for the next regatta to take her to.

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