Nordic Folkboat Gold Cup Explained

The Nordic Folkboat Gold Cup is a sailing race in Nordic Folkboat held annually in Sweden, Denmark, Finland, or Germany. The cup is subject for competition between yacht clubs competed in regular fleet racing style with individual crew. If any yacht club manages to win the cup for six times, the club wins it to keep it forever. It has been conquered forever three times, by Kjøbenhavns Amatør-Sejlklub in 1974 and by Kerteminde Sejlklub in 1982 and 1994. Luckily both yacht clubs have donated the cup back to continue the tradition of the prestigious cup. With the lack of a World Championships, the Gold Cup is the most prestigious event in the class.[1]

The yacht club with the most inscriptions is Kerteminde Sejlklub, with 17, and most individual wins have Danish Erik Andreasen, with 6. Danish crew have won 42 times, German crew have won 9 times, and Swedish crew have won once. The highest number of participants was in 1984, when 96 crew participated (of which eight from the United States).

The upcoming editions will be held in Warnemünde in 2015, Helsinki 2016, Kerteminde 2017.[1]

History

The first cup was set up 1963 by the senator Alfred Hagelstein of Lübeck. In the beginning races were held in Lübeck-Travemünde area or in Denmark and the first yacht club to reach six wins would keep the cup.

In 1978 the first race was held in Sweden, and in 2016 the first race will be held in Finland.

Editions

1963 Travemündevalign=top
Bruno Splieth
Heinrich Dahlinger
Frieder Heinzel
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1964 Copenhagenvalign=top
Peter Michael Larsen
Poul Jensen
Michael Lauersen
1965 Copenhagenvalign=top
Sven Mik-Meyer
Jørgen Mik-Meyer
Poul Mik-Meyer
1966 Copenhagenvalign=top
Peter Michael Larsen
Poul Jensen
Michael Lauersen
1967 Travemündevalign=top
Claus Hjorth
Ove Hjorth
Karsten Ask
1968 Fredericiavalign=top
Claus Hjorth
Ove Hjorth
Karsten Ask
1969 Travemündevalign=top
Claus Hjorth
Ove Hjorth
Karsten Ask
1970 Travemündevalign=top
Claus Hjorth
Ove Hjorth
Karsten Ask
1971 Travemündevalign=top
Claus Hjorth
Ove Hjorth
Karsten Ask
1972 Horsensvalign=top
Knud Andreasen
John Christensen
Frits Busch
1973 Travemündevalign=top
Andreas Christiansen
Knud Christiansen
Andreas St. Christiansen
1974 Kielvalign=top
Flemming Hansen
Per Christensen
Niels Jørgen Jensen
1975 Kertemindevalign=top
Erik Andreasen
Jørgen Knudsen
Christen Kold
1976 Copenhagenvalign=top
Erik Andreasen
Jørgen Knudsen
Poul Ankjær
1977 Kielvalign=top
Flemming Hansen
Niels Andersen
Bent Christensen
1978 Malmövalign=top
Peter Sohl
Per-Arne Johansson
Anders Nilsson
1979 Snaptunvalign=top
Knud Andreasen
Frits Busch
Kim Larsen
1980 Kielvalign=top
Henrik Kold
Sandeep Sander
Flemming Kold
1981 Kertemindevalign=top
Erik Andreasen
Jørn Knudsen
Carl Ove Dydensborg
1982 Simrishamnvalign=top
Knud Andreasen
Henrik Kold
Eddy Unglaub
1983 Kertemindevalign=top
Henrik Sørensen
John Skjoldby Petersen
Carsten Rye Hansen
1984 Flensburgvalign=top
Horst Dittrich
Hartvig Sulkiewiez
Peter Lehr
1985 Kalø Vigvalign=top
Torben Olesen
Jan Marcussen
Morten F. Jensen
1986 Eckernfördevalign=top
Kaj Funder Nielsen
Ib Funder Nielsen
Lars B. Poulsen
1987 Lynæsvalign=top
Walter Muhs
Norbert Jürgensen
Hans-Jorgen Duggen
1988 Kielvalign=top
Christen Kold
Jens Kold
Mogens Finks
1989 Egåvalign=top
Henrik Kold
Tenna Pedersen
Benny Pedersen
1990 Travemündevalign=top
Horst Schultze
Peter Przywarra
Karl Rath
1991 Aabenraavalign=top
Henrik Kold
Søren Hansen
Jan Braarup
1992 Kielvalign=top
Erik Andreasen
Lotte Andreasen
Poul Ankjær
1993 Kertemindevalign=top
Henrik Kold
Fleming Kold
Jan Braarup
1994 Malmövalign=top
Erik Andreasen
Lotte Andreasen
Poul Ankjær
1995 Warnemündevalign=top
Jesper Bendix
Jacob Grønbech
Jesper Baungaard
1996 Rudkøbingvalign=top
Henrik Kold
Claus Schou Nielsen
Anders Wibung
1997 Thistedvalign=top
Peter Due
Morgens Pedersen
Kurt M. Petersen
1998 Travemündevalign=top
Torben Olesen
Lars Dahlbøge
Palle Hemdorrf
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Andreas Christiansen

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Ralf Hofer

1999 Årøsundvalign=top
Theis Palm
Svend Nielsen
Søren Nielsen
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Jesper Bendix

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Andreas Christiansen

2000 Eckernfördevalign=top
Ulf Kipcke
Dieter Kipcke
Gero Martens
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Knud Andreasen
Marie-Louise Andreasen
Kurt Lange
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Erik Andreasen
Lotte Andreasen
Poul Ankjær Jensen
2001 Halmstadvalign=top
Erik Andreasen
Lotte Andreasen
Kurt Lange
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Knud Andreasen

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John Wulff

2002 Fredericiavalign=top
Per Jørgensen
Lars Jørgensen
Kjeld Hansen
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Preben Kristensen

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Heines Nielsen

2003 Aabenraavalign=top
Per Hovmark
Søren Bredal
Claus Lauritsen
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Christian Thomsen
Henrik Holk
Torben Lissau
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Tom Carlsen
Søren Ejsenhardt
Palle Wulf Larsen
2004 Niendorf an der Ostseevalign=top
Per Hovmark
Søren Bredal
Claus Lauritsen
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Cristoph Nielsen
Torben Dehn
Rolf Lange
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Heines Nielsen
Erik Madsen
Hans Henrichsen
2005 Malmövalign=top
Per Hovmark
Søren Bredal
Claus Lauritsen
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Brian Frisendahl
Jan Knudsen
Henrik Green
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Erik Andreasen
Erik Køster
Mogens Pedersen
2006 Bogensevalign=top
Per Buch
Hans Schultz
Per Puck
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Per Hovmark

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Christian Thomsen

2007 Kertemindevalign=top
Søren Kæstel
Jens Erik Løppenthin
Karl-Erik Svarre Nielsen
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Per Hovmark
Søren Bredal Schultz
Claus Lauritsen
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Lars Tjørnvig

2008 Glücksburgvalign=top
Søren Kæstel
Jens Erik Løppenthin
Karl-Erik Svarre Nielsen
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Cristoph Nielsen
Torben Dehn
Krzysztof Paschke
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Ulf Kipcke
Dieter Kipcke
Gero Martens
2009 Marstrandvalign=top
Cristoph Nielsen
Torben Dehn
Krzysztof Paschke
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Per Buch
Hans Schultz
Peter Jørgsholm
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Heines Nielsen
Helmuth Schwarz
Ole Mathiesen
2010 Skælskørvalign=top
Cristoph Nielsen
Torben Dehn
Finn Felsberg
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Stefan Schneider
Günter Dörband
Frank Peter Thieme
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Udo Pflüger
Lars Jensen
Susanne Pflüger
2011 Travemündevalign=top
Stefan Schneider
Günter Dörband
Frank Peter Thieme
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Cristoph Nielsen
Torben Dehn
Finn Felsberg
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Walther Furthmann
Hans-Christian Mrowka
Richard Mühe
2012 Sandhamnvalign=top
Per Buch
Per Puck
Hans Schultz
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Cristoph Nielsen
Gunter May
Klaus Reichenberger
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Søren Kæstel
Jens Erik Løppenthin
Karl-Erik Svarre Nielsen
2013 Niendorf an der Ostseevalign=top
Søren Kæstel
Erik Andersen
Johannes E. Olsen
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Walther Furthmann
Gunnar Ceccotti
Anna Pfau
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Erik Køster

2014 Kerteminde
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Brian Frisendahl
Michael Empacher
Claus Nygaard
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Flemming Palm
Thomas Bastrup
Søren Nissen
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Sönke Durst
Karsten Butze Bredt
Marc Rokicki
2015 Warnemünde[2] valign=top
Ulf Kipcke
Dieter Kipcke
Peer Jansen
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Brian Frisendahl
Michael Empacher
Claus Nygaard
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Herman Saari
Aleksi Lehtonen
Thomas Hacklin
2016 Helsinki[3] valign=top
Per Jørgensen

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Ditte Andreasen

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Sönke Durst

Winning yacht clubs

ClubWinners
17
7
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: N F I A - Nordic Folkboat International Association - - Gold Cup. folkboat.com. 2014-02-10. https://web.archive.org/web/20131211075256/http://www.folkboat.com/index.php?id=13,0,0,1,0,0. 2013-12-11. dead.
  2. Web site: Goldpokal2015 . Spandauer Yacht-Club e.V. . 17 July 2015 . www.goldpokal2015.de . 15 October 2018 .
  3. Web site: Nordic Folkboat Gold Cup . Helsingfors Segelklubb . 30 July 2016 . pdf . 15 October 2018 .