Photos from IMMFlerskrovsbladet nr 1 January 2012 www.multihulls.org

Swedish Catamaran and Trimaran Sailors

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Harbour view from Beckholmen over Nya Djurgårdsvarvet and Gröna Lund

Nils Helbig and Daniel Darpe

Beckholmen Bridge.

Harbour master K-B Wirenstål and Kerstin Helbig.

2011 INTERNATIONAL MULTIHULL MEETING was held in Stockholm on 20th to 24th of July. The 2011 year IMM is the 18th and the most northern IMM that has been implemented in the Baltic Sea. 65 boats came to Stockholm.

Thanks to all who contributed to IMM 2011 in Stockholm. Thanks to Nya Djurgårdsvarvet, to the board and to all people around NDV who was working there and who moved their boats to make place for IMM. Thanks to

the members of SCTS who worked with IMM the years before and those who came to IMM with or without their boats to help with all the tasks of the meeting. Thanks to Screenbolaget, the main sponsor of IMM. Thanks to Benns, Gransegel, Ragnsells and Magasinet 12 who also sponsored IMM. And last but not least: Thanks to all participants and to all those who have sent their photographs that made this issue possible. We have been scrutinizing more than 2000 photos. The IMM Committee

Mooring together

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Editorial Staff for this special IMM 2011 edition of Flerskrovsbladet: Per Georén, Glenn Linder and K-B Wirenstål. More pictures and memories you can find at www.imm2011.com and www.facebook.com/pages/Swedish-Catamaran-and-Trimaran-Sai-lors/171272636274842 Flerskrovsbladet är officiellt organ för Sveriges catamaran- och trimaranseglare, ett av Svenska Seglarförbundets klass-förbund. Läs mer på www.multihulls.org. Redaktör: Eva Furhoff, 076-129 76 51, eva.furhoff@gmail.com. Ansvarig utgivare: Mats Leander, 070-581 07 68.

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Mooring together

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Spleen, the smallest boat at IMM 2011.

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Rolf Dahlberg skipper on Theresa Marie. Kent and Anja on Njord.

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Arttu and Hanna Heinonen on the proa ONO.

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Mooring together

Calamar whose skipper Pierre Stauffer was rewarded for longest saling to IMM.

The Fire department inspects.

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What the Dutch buy in Sweden: Skates!

To the left Jon Reinskou, rewarded for longest distance single handed sailing.

Getting together

New moorings after race.

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Getting together

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Stockholm Visitors Board’s tourist office. Latvia’s parliamentary election Saturday morning at 7.

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Seeing together

Djurgården ferry with IMM-harbour in the background.

Margareta Qvistgaard Kjellerstedt our guide on the sight-seeing tour, Friday afternoon.

Old City in the background.

Museum tram.The full-rigged former Navy’s training ship af Chapman.

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The first part of the Win-Win Games, tower construction.

The Finnish team with the highest tower. Measuring winning tower.

IMM Win-Win Games ”This is a friendly competition between all the participating countries. We want everybody to join and have fun and everybody wins – new friends! Five different disciplines are included.”

The Swedish team.

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Playing together

The start of the Dinghy Race.

The Swedish team in the Rowing-boat Race.

The German team with an auxiliary sail.

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The Finnish team with more auxiliary sails.

The Dutch team and the winning Danish team.

Kubb Games.

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Results IMM WinWin Games Nation Total #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 pts (cm) (time) (pts) (games) (pts)1. Denmark 13 2 (208) 0 (4.52) 6 (63) 3 (5) 2 (10)2. Norway 14 4 (167) 2* (5.28) 2* (43) 2 (6) 4 (8)3. Germany 15 7 (76) 6* (8.01) 0 (20) 0 (7) 2 (10)3. Latvia 15 5 (158) 2 (5.27) 3* (49) 0 (7) 5 (7)5. Sweden 18 8 (30+) 3* (5.42) 2 (36) 2 (6) 3 (9)6. Netherlands 21 3 (180) 4* (6.57) 8 (81) 6 (0) 0 (12)7. Finland 22 0 (271) 4** (7.41) 7 (70) 5 (3) 6 (6)8. New Zealand 27 6 (150) 8 (DNS) 4* (62) 2 (6) 7 (1)9. Switzerland 37 9 (30) 8 (DNS) 8 (81) 4 (4) 8 (0)

*) Team gets 1 bonus point because of sportsmanship or mixed team.#1: Build the highest tower standing after 5 minutes. Material: a Kubb play.#2: Row a given course as fast as possible with a boat with 2-6 oars.#3: Teenager dinghy rally. Collect as low numbers as possible from 9 floating marks.#4: Play kubb against as many other national teams as possible.#5: Answer correctly, if possible, to the 15 questions of the IMM quiz.

Playing togetherHelge Ingeberg Memorial CupThe Cup is a reward to someone, within IMM or else, who, in the spirit of Helge Ingeberg, has contributed to the multihull movement in Northern Europe.

1989 Heinrich Wölper 1991 Anders Amble1993 Ebbe Wettlaufer1995 Kurt Diekmann1997 Lamonis Gailis1999 Kurt Steffensen2001 Bengt Israelson2003 Nico Boon2005 Lasse Jämsä2007 Jon Reinskou2009 Jannik Cortsen2011 Per Georén

Povl and Heidi coaches for the winning Danish team. Helge Ingeberg Memorial Cup

IMM committee.

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Racing together

Race crew at start: Robert Gerling, Ulrich Lindberg and Gabriel von Euler.

Pieter and Marie-Anne Scargo on Zazou rewarded for longest sailing to IMM.

Zazou.

Ulrich Lindberg rows out to place the starting marks.

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Racing together

Namejs and Orion.Mirri.

Calista and Orion.

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Märta.Maran.

Trou Noir. Yana.

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Racing together

Ono, proa from Finland rewarded as the most original boat.

Trigger.

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Helinä and Grendel. Genovevo de la O and Mana.

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Racing together

Bronzewing with Richard and Rosie Goord.

Gäck with Björn Runhall.

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Yana with skipper Trijnie Dijkhuis and crew.

Mirri and Bronzewing.

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TRI-Nali.

Happy faces on Njord.

Yana.Kurt Svensson, K-B Wirenstål, Glenn Linder ands Povl Schmidt onboard Handicat.

Mirri.

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Ono and Theresa Marie.

Futuristic sailboat meets an archipelago steamer.

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Racing together

TRI-Nali.TIK UN TA.

Handicat.Wildepferde.

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Nereide.

Extrim in the centre of the picture.

Mana, Nereide, Helinä.

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Racing together

Menopeli rewarded as the most beautiful boat.

Orion. Nina Maria.

Extrim. Red Jacket and Extrim.

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Grendel.Calista.

Yacht-Netze.SolskensNisse.

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Tight finish.

Mana and Vesipeto.

Racing together

Dione, Genovevo de la O and SolskensNisse.

Dream, Maran and Bronzewing. Extrim, Handicat, Mana and Vesipeto.

Mai Tai.

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Skipper Boat name TCF Boat type Sail number Sailed time Penalty Corrected timePlaceEdgars Salmanis Kani Keli 0,549 Lagoon 380 LAT 909 02:39:52 01:27:50 1Nils Helbig Wildepferde 0,781 Farrier 9R (Farrier) GER 278 01:58:23 01:32:29 2Andrejs Lazdans Tik un Ta 0,518 One-off catamaran (Lazdans) LAT 7 M 03:01:05 01:33:50 3Tommy Carlsson Grendel 0,685 Belo 30 (Lorentzon/Carlsson) SWE 4 M 02:18:26 01:34:49 4Jukka Jousjärvi Trou Noir 0,901 Pulsar Baltic 30 (Lerouge) FIN 93 M 01:48:17 01:37:33 5Robert Hagström Dione 0,709 Snow Bird (Pelin) FIN 70 02:20:35 01:39:42 6Trijnie Dijkhuis Yana 0,901 Grainger TR40 (Grainger) GBR 780 M 01:47:47 00:05:00 01:41:36 7Hermann Wessels Thetis 0,595 Tropic 12 (Boudon) GER 842 02:50:45 01:41:38 8Mario Perko Dream 0,781 Dragonfly 35 (Quorning) DEN 3501 02:10:40 01:42:05 9Jan Woelper Mai Tai 0,654 Lousianne (Pajot) GER 4 02:36:14 01:42:07 10Lasse Essvik Solskensnisse 0,752 Dragonfly 26 (Quorning) SWE 96 M 02:16:51 01:42:54 11Christel Nyqvist Maran 0,794 Corsair Sprint 750 SWE 58 02:10:03 01:43:13 12Jaakko Lipasti Vesipeto 0,694 Pinta (Nielsen) FIN MR-48 02:28:39 01:43:14 13Paul Hoffman Trigger 0,833 Farrier F33R (Farrier) NED 333 M 02:04:36 01:43:50 14Martti Halminen Mirri 0,820 Firebird (Smith) FIN 91 M 02:06:45 01:43:54 15Birgitta and Per Georén Genovevo de la O 0,752 Maram (Sass) SWE 3 M 02:18:36 01:44:13 16Richard Goord Bronzewing 0,775 Dragonfly 35 (Quorning) DEN 3513 02:14:35 01:44:20 17Evalds Vevelis Orion 0,667 Centaurus 38 (Eglajs) LAT 22 M 02:39:06 01:46:04 18Laimonis Gailis Namejs 0,629 Centaurus 35 (Eglajs) LAT 56 M 02:48:48 01:46:10 19Björn Runhall Gäck 0,752 Pinta (Nielsen) SWE 19 M 02:21:17 01:46:14 20Michael Hucke Calista 0,654 Athena 38 GER 02:44:28 01:47:30 21Fredrik Sporrong Néreide 0,735 Havkat 36 (Oudrup) SWE 5 M 02:26:23 01:47:38 22Pieter Scargo Zazou 0,575 Starck 852 (Desray) NED 03:07:51 01:47:58 23Pekka Sarnikorpi Nina Maria 0,680 Shuttle 28 (Shuttleworth) FIN 02:38:44 01:47:59 24Dag Sjögenbo Mana 0,741 Maram (Sass) SWE 107 M 02:26:25 01:48:27 25Rainer Baechle Extrim 0,758 Corsair 28CC GER 195 02:23:50 01:48:58 26Jukka Kallio/Jean Gordon Helinä 0,690 Outremer 40 (Danson) FIN 106 02:39:27 01:49:58 27K-B Wirenstål Handicat 0,775 TRT 1200 (Tolfsen) SWE 1200 M 02:23:41 01:51:23 28Tuomo Rantanen Menopeli 0,862 Trel (Rantanen) FIN MR-37 02:11:50 01:53:39 29Jens Risch TRI-Nali 0,741 One-off (Bobby) GER 02:39:14 01:57:57 30Christoph Wendtland Yacht-Netze 0,840 Corsair 37 CR GER 4 02:22:03 01:59:22 31Rolf Dahlberg Theresa Marie 0,546 Prout 50 Quasar SWE 03:45:18 02:03:07 32Arttu Heinonen Ono 0,806 Visionarry (Stephens) FIN 1 02:43:49 02:12:07 33Jonas Davidson-Vitell Märta 0,800 Corsair F27 (Farrier) SWE 207 01:53:44 DSQ 34

Winner, Kani Keli.

The winner Edgar Salminis is handed the prize by the IMM-artist Tommy TC Carlsson. To the right the speaker and organizer of the regatta Gabriel von Euler.

IMM Regatta Skipper Boat name TCF Boat type Sail number Sailed time Penalty Corrected Place

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Being together

Sailors’ Dinner, Saturday evening, onboard motor catamaran Vindhem.

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Berndt from Berlin in the green sweater, who was rewarded for sailing single handed from Berlin to Stockholm.

To the right Ono’s skipper, Arttu, rewarded for the most original boat.

In the middle in the black t-shirt Gabriel von Euler, organizer of the race.

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DENMARKHenrik Hilligsöe Lunde Tobago 35 lunde.d21m@gmail.com Povl Schmidt Twin Havkat 27 pschmidt@post11.tele.dkTom Kristensen trés bien Dragonfly 920 Tom.annemarie@stofanet.dkLars Oudrup Havhunden Lagoon 380 liseg@bisser.dkHenrik Pedersen Red Jacket Dragonfly 800 SWR tinaoghenrik@kabelnettet.dkAnja og Kent Greve og Johansen Njord One-off, CatamaranKim Leonhardt HEKIJOSA Lagoon 38Mario Perko Dream Dragonfly 35Henrik Pedersen Red Jacket Dragonfly 800 SWRSören o Birgitta Haldager Low Flying Dragonfly 35Per Mörch

FINLANDJukka Kallio Helinä Catamaran Outremer 40 Pekka Sarnikorpi NINA MARIA Shuttle 28 RC psarnikorpi@gmail.com Robert Hagström Dione Snowbird robert.hagstrom@netlife.fiJukka Jousjärvi Trou Noir Pulsar 30 j.jousjarvi@kolumbus.fiLasse Jämsä Saara Cat 36Jaakko Lipasti Vesipeto Pinta jakko.lipasti@yahoo.comMartti Halminen Mirri Firebird Mk I martti.halminen@gmail.com Arttu Heinonen Ono VisionarryTuomo Rantanen Menopeli

GERMANYNils Helbig Wildepferde F-9R info@nilshelbig.deMichael Hucke CALISTA Athena 38 hucke@hucke-media.deWalter Heyne ILWA VIII Apache walter.heyne@arcor.deJan Woelper Mai Tai Louisianne jan.woelper@cms-hs.comChristoph Wentland yacht-netze Corsair 37 CR www.yacht-netze.deJens Risch TRI-NaliSabine Koopmann Sun dragonfly1000Eckhard Ochernal TRÄUMER Format 36 Hermann Wessels THETIS Tropic 12 hermannwessels50@googlemail.comPeter Voget Tyro havcat 31 kapevog@web.dePeer Zelder Philippinen Maldives32 Astrid Leiser Ante Portas Kellsall 34Jan Kruetzkamp Tweeback Escale 39Berndt Steinicke Spleen Tiki 21

LATVIALaimonis Gailis Namejs Centaurus 35Edgars Salmanis Kani Keli Lagoon 380 www.kanikeli.lvAndrejs Lazdans TIK UN TA anlaz1943@inbox.lvEvalds Veveris ORION Centaurus 38

NETHERLANDSPaul Hofman TRIGGER Farrier F-33R hofman.paul@planet.nl Ronald Duk Nixe III F24 Mk II ellenduk@hetnet.nlTrijnie Dijkhuis Yana Grainger TR40 Tri2010@live.nl Pieter Scargo Zazou Starck852

NEW ZEALANDRichard Goord Bronzewing Dragonfly 35 Ultimate rosiegoord@gmail.com

NORWAYPer Ole Harnes Marecat Privilege 395 merqva@drmk.noLucas Hofman Avalon Sass 880 lucas.hofman@pgs.com Jon Reinskou Rastløs TRT1200 marireinskou@hotmail.com Ulf Tolfsen

SWITZERLANDPierre Stauffer Calamar Iroquois mark 2Rainer Baechle EXTRIM Corsair 28 ccHartmut Lamott freenow Snowgoose elite h.lamott@gmx.ch

SWEDENGlenn Linder Ventura Belo 39 glenn@ventura.se Birgitta o Per Georén Genovevo de la O Maram birgitta.georen@comhem.seBo Knutsson Fillipin Belo 39 stina.knutsson@lomma.seFredrik Sporrong Nereide Havkat 36 fredrik.sporrong@telia.com Rolf Dahlberg Theresa Marie Prout 50 Quasar rolfdahlberg@telia.com K-B Wirenstål Maram Ess Maram wirenstaal@hotmail.comJonas Gustafsson Maram Maram II jonas@skarpsyn.seSven Karnehed ISIS KH 42 1/2 svenkar@gmail.com Daniel Darpe Milonga Farrier F9R daniel@darpe.com Lasse Essvik SolskensNisse DF 26 lasse.essvik@hotmail.comOlle Magnusson Happy Go Lucky Havkat 27R olle_m@algonet.se Tommy Carlsson Grendel one off tommy-tc-carlsson@hotmail.comChristel Nyqvist Maran Sprint 750 chris_corsair@hotmail.comPer Grönlund Coolcat Salina 48 www.swedcat.seDag Sjögenbo MANA Maram B dag.sjogenbo@telia.comStiftelsen Handicat Handicat TRT 1200 www.handicat.se/Tomas Eriksson Ladybird Havcat 27 syladybird@telia.comBjörn Runhall Gäck PintaKurt Svensson svensson_kurt@bredband.seGabriel von Euler gabriel.von.euler@multihulls.orgPer EngelhardtMattias Håberg mhaberg@gmail.comMats Leander mats.leander@telia.com

Participants IMM 2011

Organizers K-B, Per, Birgitta och Ingmari and Glenn, behind the camera, say Thank’s for all the fun at IMM 2011.

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Goodbye – we’ll see you next time in Germany!IMM history and meetings1977 Hönö-Klåva, Sweden - 25 boats1979 Bogense, Denmark - 60 boats1981 Stavern, Norway - 72 boats1983 Öckerö, Sweden - 52 boats1985 Bandholm, Denmark – 100 boats1987 Kiel, Germany – 65 boats1989 Horten, Norway - 75 boats1991 Öckerö, Sweden - 70 boats1993 Ishøj, Denmark - 85 boats1995 Altefähr, Germany -120 boats1997 Sandefjord, Norway - 80 boats1999 Ebeltoft, Denmark - 100 boats2001 Karlskrona, Sweden – 80 boats2003 Wismar, Germany – 120 boats2005 Riga, Latvia - 50 boats2007 Fredrikstad, Norway - 70 boats2009 København, Denmark – 115 boats2011 Stockholm, Sweden – 65 boats

IMM 2011 RewardsMost beautiful boat: The participants of IMM voted for the Finnish trimaran MENOPELI. Most original boat: The participants voted, almost unanimously, for the Finnish proa ONO. Longest distance sailed to IMM: The reward was shared between Pierre Stauffer on the Swiss catamaran CALAMAR and Pieter Scargo on the Dutch catamaran ZAZOU. Longest distance single handed: Jon Reinskou from Norway was rewarded for sailing the catamaran RASTLÖS from Falkenberg on the West Coast of Sweden to Stockholm. Smallest boat single handed: Berndt Steinicke from Germany was rewarded for sailing from Berlin to Stockholm on his SPLEEN, smallest boat at IMM.

German multihull sailors welcome to the IMM 2013 in Rostock-Warnemünde at 25.-28. July 2013.

After a very succesfull IMM 2011 in Stockholm we are looking forward to the fourth IMM taking place in Germany again organized by Multihull Deutschland e.V., the German multihull sailors association.

The Meeting will be situated in the lovely yacht harbor ”Hohe Düne”. There are more than enough safe and comfortable berths for all participating boats, a great choice of restaurants just next to the berths, perfect hotel facilities for all who cannot make the way to the IMM by boat and in case of slightly unpleasant weather conditions a wonderful Spa and a kid-club are available nearby.

You will find endless white sandy beaches for all who love sun and swimming outside a

pool. Anyone can easily reach the Hanseatic City of Rostock by train or ferry in 30-60 minutes.

The German team has already started to

work on the more detailed program as you may soon see on www.IMM-2013.org.

Please find more information about the location on www.yachthafen-hohe-duene.de.

Welcome to the IMM 2013 in Rostock-Warnemünde

Avsändare:Tomas ErikssonJohn Lundbergs väg 1810 64 Karlsholmsbruk

Föreningsbrev BÅtersändes till avsändaren vid definitiv avflyttning!