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Kékszalag Lake Balaton sailing regatta

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The 58th Kékszalag regatta began with an opening weekend opened on July 25, featuring 25 with the White Ribbon and the Izsák Szabolcs Memorial Race. Team Fifty‑Fifty won both captured the main events and the debut inaugural Raiffeisen Katamaran Grand Prix, while youth crews made up comprised a significant portion large share of the 1,314 participants. A technical mishap saw failure on the boat Principessa lose its spar, though caused a spar loss but no one was injured. Three days later, on injuries. On July 28, organizers shifted 28 the start line was moved 1,600 m east to offset mitigate low water levels, allowing permitting deeper‑draft vessels to compete. The race attracted Organisers deployed an extensive live‑streaming operation: over a hundred boats, including Swiss entries, 40 staff, 34 cameras—including shore, onboard, drone and was broadcast live motor‑boat units—were linked via a 5G‑enabled production with drones, onboard cameras campus‑wide 5G network and streamed on the regatta website and a dedicated YouTube channel. The competition concluded on July 31 with the RSM catamaran, skippered by Vándor Róbert, taking first place in 13 h 27 min 42 s. This ended the long‑standing dominance of the Raiffeisen Audi Fifty‑Fifty team, which finished third. Thirteen‑time champion Litke Farkas secured second place. The Hungarian Sailing Federation highlighted the event’s cultural importance significance and noted that many boats remained on the water overnight as a unifying celebration of Hungarian sailing. the race wrapped up.

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