Alpsee-Immenstadt sailing club

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The sailing club Alpsee-Immenstadt eV (SCAI) was founded on April 30, 1965 and is the oldest sailing club on the Great Alpsee near Immenstadt .

Regatta activity

Laser regatta at the SCAI

Every year the SCAI organizes several nationally and internationally visited regattas in its boat classes Flying Dutchman (FD), Corsair and Laser . These regatta series are called International Kuhschellen-Regatta and Internationale 7-Schwaben-Regatta.

There are also championships at irregular intervals. Past championships were for example: Allgäu Outlet-Cup - Int. German Championship Laser Standard & Radial (2009), Int. German Championship Laser IDMa (2005), Stecher Sailing Cup - Int. German Championship Korsar and Flying Dutchman (2004), World Master Championship Flying Dutchman (1998), Int. German Championship Korsar (1997), Int. German Championship Flying Dutchman (1990), Int. German Championship Korsar (1987), Int. German championship Flying Dutchman (1982) and Youth European Cup Korsar (1981).

In 2015 the International German Championship in Flying Dutchman will take place here, the "Alpsee Outlet Cup - IDM FD 2015".

Due to the active regatta activities, the SCAI can also count several internationally very successful sailors among its members. This includes in particular Peter Lang from Immenstadt, who in the Flying Dutchman as the forearm of the multiple world champion and Olympian Albert "Alba" Batzill from Schlier, among other things the European bronze medal in 1988, the world championship title in 1989, the world champion bronze medal in 1990 and again the European bronze medal in 1991 sailed. Batzill and Lang also finished fifth in the 1992 Olympic Games . Both Lang and Batzill are honorary members of the association today.

Another competitive sailor of the club is Philipp Buhl, who barely missed the 2012 Olympic ticket in the Laser Standard Laser (boat class) .

The SCAI provides, among other things, in the boat classes:

  • Flying Dutchman : Olympic participant ( long : 1988, 1992), world champion (long: 1989), world champion of the FD Masters (1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2005), Int. German champions (1982, 1986, 1990), Int. German champions (1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007, Helmut Löther / Michael Klawitter), Int. Swiss Champion (1994, 1995), Int. Austrian Masters (1999 Löther / Klawitter), Int. Italian champion (2007, Löther / Klawitter), Int. Italian runner-up (2001), Int. Spanish champions (1997).
  • Laser Standard : European Champion (2012, Philipp Buhl), World Cup gold in Kiel and Hyeres / Cote d'Azur (2012, Philipp Buhl), World Cup silver in Kiel (2011, Philipp Buhl) European Cup silver in Torbole / Lake Garda (2012 , Philipp Buhl), Junior European Champion U19 & U21 (2007, Philipp Buhl), 3rd of the Junior World Championship (2007, Philipp Buhl), Junior European runner-up (2008, Philipp Buhl), European Cup Champion ( 2008, Philipp Buhl), Vice-Champion Laser-Europa Cup & Youth Grandprix U19 (2007, Philipp Buhl), Int. German Champion (2010, 2007, Philipp Buhl), Int. German youth champion U19 (2006, Philipp Buhl)
  • Laser Radial : Int. German youth champion U17 (2005, Philipp Buhl), Int. German Vice Youth Champion U19 (2005, Philipp Buhl)
  • Korsar : European Champion (1986, 1991), Vice European Champion (1987), European Cup Youth Champion (2001: Martin Stoll / Alexander Krissmayer), Int. German Vice Champion Korsar (1976, 1987), Int. German Vice Youth Champion (1973), Int. Swiss Champion (1984; 2006: Guido Barth / Heidrun Barth), Int. Swiss runner-up (1987), Int. Austrian runner-up Korsar (1985, 1986), Int. Austrian runner-up Korsar (2000, 2003: Mona Zink / Herbert Zink)
  • Asso99 : European Champion (1992, 1994: Stefan Wallenreiter)
  • Dragons : German runner-up (2000, Stefan Wallenreiter)

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Sailing - World and European Championships Men (Olympic Boat Classes - Flying Dutchman) on sport-komplett.de (accessed March 19, 2009)
  2. ↑ Sailor Biography "Peter Lang" on the ISAF pages  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (accessed March 15, 2009)@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.sailing.org  
  3. ↑ Honorary members on the SCAI website (accessed March 15, 2009)
  4. ↑ Successes of Helmut Löther / Michael Klawitter on the SCAI website (accessed March 21, 2009)
  5. ↑ Successes of Philipp Buhl on the SCAI website (accessed March 21, 2009)
  6. ↑ Youth Euro / Euro Cup - 2001 on the SCAI website (accessed March 15, 2009)
  7. ^ Sports club Weyregg am Attersee, yacht sport section. Austrian championship in the Korsar class 2003. List of results. on the SCAI website (accessed March 15, 2009; PDF; 21 kB)

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