Sailing News - Danish Open

Denmark`s Gram-Hansen enters Victory Lane at Danish Open

SKOVSHOVED, DENMARK-(18-8-2002) Swedish Match Tour - Danish Open

Denmark’s Jes Gram-Hansen and his Team Victory Lane defeated Sweden’s Mattias Rahm and Team StoraEnso 2-1, in a thrilling, down-to-the-wire, three match final at the Danish Open 2002 to claim their first Swedish Match Tour victory.

	Jes Gram-Hansen and Team Victo

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Denmark`s Nordbjaerg joins Sweden`s Rahm in Semifinals

SKOVSHOVED, DENMARK-(17-8-2002) Sweish match Tour - Danish Open

Skovshoved, Denmark - Local skipper Lars Nordbjaerg has joined Sweden’s Mattias Rahm and his Team StoraEnso in the semifinals of the Swedish Match Tour’s Danish Open 2002.

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Sweden`s Rahm advances to Semifinals on Danish Open 2002

SKOVSHOVED, DENMARK-(16-8-2002) Sweish match Tour - Danish Open

Skovshoved, Denmark - With four wins today Sweden’s Mattias Rahm and his Team StoraEnso, an amateur crew comprised of a banker, an IT manager, a computer purchasing manager and a student, advanced to the semifinals of the Swedish Match Tour’s Danish Open 2002.

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Denmark`s Nordjberg, Sweden`s Rahm set pace at Danish Open 2002

SKOVSHOVED, DENMARK-(15-8-2002) Swedish Match Tour - Danish Open

The Swedish Match Tour’s Danish Open 2002 opened today with what many competitors called “perfect match racing conditions” in Skovshoved Harbor, just north of Copenhagen.

	Denmark`s Jes Gram-Hansen and his Team Victory Lane are taking line honors against Great Britain`s Chris Law and the Outlaws

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Great Brittain`s Law leads list of competitors at Danish Open 2002

SKOVSHOVED, DENMARK-(14-8-2002) Swedish Match Tour - Danish Open

Skovshoved, Denmark - Fresh off his victory two weeks ago at the Swedish Match Tour’s UBS Challenge, Great Britain’s Chris Law and The Outlaws are on a quest to make it two wins in a row on the Swedish Match Tour by capturing the Danish Open 2002, set to begin tomorrow and hosted by the KDY/SKS Match Race Center, on Skovshoved Harbor, just north of Copenhagen. Among those standing in between Law and his goal are a bevy of Scandinavian skippers.

Danes Jesper Radich and Jes Gram-Hansen, currently ranked fourth and fifth on the Swedish Match Tour 2002/3 Rankings, are very familiar with the boats used at the regatta, the DS 37 Match Racers, as well as the local waters. Additionally, Gram-Hansen would like nothing more than to notch his first Swedish Match Tour win on his home waters while Radich would like to go two-for-two at Match Race Center-hosted regattas, having previously won April’s MRC Challenge.

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