The teams are on their way to the second stage of the Esse 850 International Class Cup 2015 at Vidy, Lausanne. Although the fleet will be smaller than expected, the 13 teams from Switzerland and Germany will still provide some great sailing action on the following three days in front of beautiful scenery on Lake Geneva.

Conditions will be neat in regard to sunshine and temperature. As it was already the case at Lugano a few weeks ago, the fleet will however most probably struggle to get much breeze. For tomorrow, 5-10 knots of southwesterly should serve to get in some first races though. Let's see if the «Ottocinque» with Alain Marchand will be able to defend their lead in the total ranking of the Esse 850 International Class Cup and follow the action on www.esse850.org well as on our Facebook-Page.