SSL Team CAN – By Sailors for Sailors

LA COUPE DU MONDE DE FOOTBALL... EN VOILE

15 NOV - 13 DEC 2026 | Rio de Janeiro, Brésil

ÉVÉNEMENTS

Rejouer

1/16 DE FINALE

G4 - Course 1

15:00

16 Novembre 2023

SPAIN

Participants

LTU

SLO

CAN

JPN

Résultats

Rejouer

1/16 DE FINALE

G4 - Course 2

10:30

17 Novembre 2023

SPAIN

Participants

LTU

SLO

CAN

JPN

Résultats

Rejouer

1/16 DE FINALE

G4 - Course 3

12:00

18 Novembre 2023

SPAIN

Participants

LTU

SLO

CAN

JPN

Résultats

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BRAZILIAN STORM

UNE « SELEÇÃO » DE GAGNANTS DANS LE MÊME BATEAU

Brazilian storm in attack mode

Brazil is known worldwide for its world and Olympic titles in football, volleyball, and sailing. The nickname « Brazilian Storm » comes from its recent successes and top results in the Star Sailors League with Robert Scheidt, Bruno Prada, and Jorge Zarif. The « Brasucas, » as they are known, have a history of sailing victories in major offshore and coastal races. With 18 Olympic medals and world titles in various classes, Brazilian sailors competing in the events are consistently among the top performers, and they will also make their mark at the inaugural SSL Gold Cup in 2023, when the Brazil Storm will sail together on the same 47-foot longboat.

Brazil invests annually in youth sailing. Not only does it boast 7,367 km of coastline, but it also has a European heritage in clubs and a lineage of famous families competing in the sport, the most famous being the Graels. Every January, more than 300 boats compete in the Optimist Championship. Brazilians are also well-versed in hosting sailing events, such as the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, world-class events like Star and Snipe, 11 stops of The Ocean Race, the finishes of the Transat Jacques Vabre, and the traditional Sailing Week in Ilhabela.

STATISTIQUES

LE PAYS

50 000 marins
40 Clubs et marinas
135 écoles de voile
18 médailles olympiques
7 000 km de côte (7 367 km)

RÉALISATIONS

7 médailles d'or olympiques
3 médailles d'argent olympiques
8 médailles de bronze olympiques
1 Titre de la course The Ocean Race

CLASSEMENT SSL

SSL Meilleure femme au classement
SSL Meilleur homme au classement
SSL Classement des nations

ÉVÉNEMENTS PRINCIPAUX

Ilhabela Sailing Week – 150 bateaux participants
Coupe du Brésil de voile - 200 bateaux participants

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Robert Scheidt has won 125 titles in world-class sailing events, including the Olympic Games and World Championships. At 48, the athlete is confirmed to compete in his seventh Olympic Games, having won five medals to date.

LE CAPITAINE

ROBERT SCHEIDT

The local hero Robert Scheidt is the most victorious Brazilian medalist in the Olympic Games with five podiums. He has more than 120 titles, including World Championship in Star and Laser, Pan Am Games, ISAF Youth Sailing and Star Sailors League. Robert Scheidt will run his 7th Olympic edition in Tokyo 2021 at 48 years old.

LES LEADERS

EDUARDO SOUZA RAMOS

Eduardo Souza Ramos is the biggest investor in Brazilian sailing, having promoted major competitions and campaigns such as Ilhabela Sailing Week (an event he has won more than anyone else) and the Onda team in the TP52. He was Brazil’s flag bearer at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Souza Ramos is also responsible for the development of classes such as HPE25 and SOTO40.

BRUNO PRADA

Bruno Prada has been hailed for several seasons as the best archer in the world. Along with Robert Scheidt, he has won two Olympic medals and is the current Star Class World Champion. Prada is not only a professional sailor, but has also been the CEO of major events, such as L’Étape Brasil de ciclismo and now the SSL Gold Cup.

JOCA SIGNORINI

João Signorini is an Olympic athlete who has achieved prestige in offshore sailing. Known as Joca, he was one of the pillars of « Brasil 1 » in The Ocean Race. He was part of the winning team of the 2005-06 edition of the event, alongside Torben Grael, and was the technical coordinator of the all-women campaign of The Ocean Race, with « Team SCA. »

LE FACTEUR JEUNESSE

With Olympic champions Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze, and the perennial favorite in any competition, Jorge Zarif, the Brazilian SSL Gold Cup team promises to bring energy and plenty of quality to the races. The aforementioned names are all competing for the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games and are recognized as strong favorites for the gold medal in their respective categories.

Athlètes Confirmés

Position Potentielle de L'Équipe

1 NUMÉRO 1 Ansel Koehn	2 NUMÉRO 2
3 PIANO Alex Levkovskiy	4 GRINDER Drew Mitchel
5 RÉGLEUR Ryan Wood	6 RÉGLEUR Gabriel Borges
7 RÉGLEUR GV Kyle Martin/ Jackson Macaulay	8 BARREUR Robert Hemming
9 TACTICIEN Chris Watters	10 LE CAPITAINE Robert Hemming
11 FLOATER