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Esailing Team World Championship

The Esailing Team World Championship also known as the Esailing Nations' Cup is an annual esports competition, first held in 2020 and officially recognised by World Sailing the main sports governing body.

Esailing Team World Championship - The Nations Cup
Tournament information
Established2020
Number of
tournaments
Annual
AdministratorWorld Sailing
Tournament
format(s)
brackets
Host(s)World Sailing
Venue(s)virtual
Websitewww.sailing.org/our-sport/esailing/
Current champion
France
Year Finals Location Winner 2nd 3rd Discipline Notes
2020 Virtual  Great Britain (GBR)  Spain (ESP) - Team Fleet Racing [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
2021 Virtual  France (FRA)  Great Britain (GBR)  Italia (ITA) [8][9][10][11][12][13]
2022 Virtual  France (FRA)  Great Britain (GBR)  Spain (ESP) [14]
2023 Virtual  Italia (ITA)  France (FRA)  Japan (JPN) [15]

Teams are composed by National sailing federation and must contains male and female players, as well as at least one U21 player.[16][17][18][19] [20][21]

Nation Cup 2020 edit

Participating teams edit

13 teams participated in the 2020 nations cup. A fleet seeding round allowed to populate a bracket tournament which ran over the months of September to November 2020.[22][23][24]

  Great Britain (GBR),  Spain (ESP),  Japan (JPN),  France (FRA),  Ireland (IRL),  Sweden (SWE),  Denmark (DEN),  Poland (POL),  Switzerland (SUI),  Germany (GER),  Italy (ITA),  The netherlands (NED),  Russia (RUS)

winning team: Great Britain edit

Name
  "Déja Vu" - Mike O'Donovan (GBR)
  Donnie Gillies (GBR)
  "speedy_1" - Alasdair Ireland (GBR)
  "TP52GLAD" - Douglas Newell (GBR)
  "AdamGP14" - Adam McGovern (GBR)
  "Skippafire" - Bryan Davies (GBR)
  "ACF" - Cavan Fyans (GBR)
  Phil Manning (GBR)
  "isswizz" - Issy Waha (GBR)
  Hugh Brayshaw (GBR)

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Championship final table edit

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
            
1   Spain (ESP)
16  
1   Spain (ESP) 8
8   Japan (JPN) 1
8   Japan (JPN) 5
9   France (FRA) 4
1   Spain (ESP) 7
5   Denmark (DEN) 2
4   Ireland (IRL) 4
13   Sweden (SWE) 5
13   Sweden (SWE) 1
5   Denmark (DEN) 8
5   Denmark (DEN) 6
12   Poland (POL) 3
1   Spain (ESP) 3
2   Great Britain (GBR) 6
2   Great Britain (GBR)
15  
2   Great Britain (GBR) 8
10   Germany (GER) 1
7   Switzerland (SUI) 4
10   Germany (GER) 5
2   Great Britain (GBR) 5
3   Italy (ITA) 4
3   Italy (ITA)
14  
3   Italy (ITA) 5
6   The netherlands (NED) 4
6   The netherlands (NED) 6
11   Russia (RUS) 3

Nation Cup 2021 edit

Participating teams edit

15 teams participated in the 2021 nations cup. A fleet seeding round allowed to populate a bracket tournament which ran over the months of September to November 2021.[26][27][28][29][30]

  Great Britain (GBR),  Spain (ESP),  Japan (JPN),  France (FRA),  Ireland (IRL),  Sweden (SWE),  Denmark (DEN),  Poland (POL),  Switzerland (SUI),  Germany (GER),  Italy (ITA),  The netherlands (NED),  Russia (RUS),  Oman (OMA),  Turkey (TUR)

Winning team: France edit

Name
  "UOL Asere" - Tristan Péron (FRA)
  "MCES Pepito" - Tim Carpentier (FRA)
  "MCES Sinjid" - Alexandre Gouin (FRA)
  "Barbie22" - Barbara Cavyn (FRA)
  "MCES Tangi2232" - Tangi Le Goff (FRA)
  "MCES Valentinelisa" - Stephane Galzin (FRA)
  "COOL - xav-nice" - Xavier Noblin (FRA)
  "COOL - FanchVR" - François Méheut (FRA)
  "julyfra" - David krief (FRA)
  "Ginsu 2000" - Luc Pruvot (FRA)
  "cricqueville" - Cyril Boivin (FRA)
  "LaMerNoire" - Baptiste Gully (FRA)
  "L1" - Elouan Le Coq (FRA)
  "LaureEVC" - Laure (FRA)

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Championship final table edit

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
            
1   Great Britain (GBR)
16  
1   Great Britain (GBR) 7
9   Denmark (DEN) 2
8   Germany (GER) 3
9   Denmark (DEN) 6
1   Great Britain (GBR) 5
5   Italy (ITA) 4
4   The netherlands (NED) 5
13   Poland (POL) 4
4   The netherlands (NED) 4
5   Italy (ITA) 5
5   Italy (ITA) 6
12   Turkey (TUR) 3
1   Great Britain (GBR) 4
2   France (FRA) 5
2   France (FRA) 9
15   Oman (OMA) 0
2   France (FRA) 7
7   Japan (JPN) 2
7   Japan (JPN) 8
10   Ireland (IRL) 1
2   France (FRA) 6
3   Spain (ESP) 3
3   Spain (ESP) 8 Third place
14   Sweden (SWE) 1
3   Spain (ESP) 8 4   Italy (ITA) 5
6   The netherlands (NED) 1 3   Spain (ESP) 4
6   The netherlands (NED) 6
11   Russia (RUS) 3

Nation Cup 2022 edit

Participating teams edit

15 teams participated in the 2022 nations cup. Teams have been first been split in 4 Groups of 4 for a Round Robin phase. Each first and second of each group qualified to populate a bracket tournament that ran over the month of November & December 2022.

  Great Britain (GBR),  Spain (ESP),  Japan (JPN),  France (FRA),  New Zelande (NZL),  Sweden (SWE),  Denmark (DEN),  Poland (POL),  Switzerland (SUI),  Germany (GER),  Italy (ITA),  The netherlands (NED),  Australia (AUS),  Brasil (BRA),  Turkey (TUR)

Winning team: France edit

Name
  "UOL Asere" - Tristan Péron (FRA)
  "Barbie22" - Barbara Cavyn (FRA)
  "UOL Pepito" - Tim Carpentier (FRA)
  "Tangi2232" - Tangi Le Goff (FRA)
  "AlexK RS" - Alexandre Kowalski (FRA)
  "gadek" - Gaétan de Kat (FRA)
  "Valentinelisa" - Stephane Galzin (FRA)
  "COOL - xav-nice" - Xavier Noblin (FRA)
  "COOL - FanchVR" - François Méheut (FRA)
  "TRAP BrestPower" - Vincent Cuzon (FRA)
  "Pichnett" - Pichery Théo (FRA)
  "Ginsu 2000" - Luc Pruvot (FRA)
  "cricqueville" - Cyril Boivin (FRA)
  "L1" - Elouan Le Coq (FRA)
  "CALUKERIC" - Cédric Nickles (FRA)

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Championship final table edit

Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
         
1st GrA   France (FRA) 8
2nd GrC   Japan (JPN) 1
  France (FRA) 6
  Spain (ESP) 3
1st GrD   Spain (ESP) 8
2nd GrB   The Nederlands (NED) 1
  France (FRA) 6
  Great Britain (GBR) 3
1st GrB   Great Britain (GBR) 8
2nd GrD   Turkiye (TUR) 1
  Great Britain (GBR) 6 Third place
  Italy (ITA) 3
1st GrC   Italy (ITA) 7   Italy (ITA) 3
2nd GrA   Sweden (SWE) 2   Spain (ESP) 6

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Nation Cup 2023 edit

Participating teams edit

8 teams have been participating in the 2023 nations cup. Teams have been first been split in 2 Groups of 4 for a Round Robin phase.

  Japan (JPN),  France (FRA),  Sweden (SWE),  Poland (POL),  Switzerland (SUI),  Germany (GER),  Italy (ITA),  Turkey (TUR)

First and second of each group then seeded a bracket tournament that ran in December 2023, with the final taking place on 17th of December.

  France (FRA) and   Japan (JPN) qualified from group A.

  Italy (ITA) and   Poland (POL) from group B.

Championship final table edit

Semifinals Championship
      
1st Grp A   France (FRA) 6
2nd Grp B   Poland (POL) 3
  France (FRA) 4
  Italy (ITA) 5
1st Grp B   Italy (ITA) 5
2nd Grp A   Japan (JPN) 4 Third place
  Poland (POL) 4
  Japan (JPN) 5

Winning team: Italia edit

Name
  "ITA 4172" Nicolo Gatti (ITA)
  "Lorenzo42" Lorenzo Sorrenti (ITA)
  "Sosi" - Rosalba Giordano (ITA)
  "Velista25" – Amos Di Benedetto (ITA)
  "FIV Rock" – Rocco Guerra (ITA)
  Luca Coslovich (ITA)
  "Velista86" – Alberto Carraro (ITA)
  "Charizard" – Stefano Bonatti (ITA)
  "Moro Di Napoli" – Antonio D’angelo (ITA)
  "TommyTamble" – Tommaso Tamblè (ITA)
  "JL77" – Jacopo Lucchetti (ITA)
  "Habibroo" - Lucia Zane (ITA)
  "La Gatta Gnuda" – Gianfranco Parretti (ITA)
  "Velista71" – Filippo Lanfranchi (ITA)
  "MIK bayern" – MIchele Catucci (ITA)
  "Movimento 5 nodi" – Carlo Sbacchi (ITA)
  "Lele Adani" – Fabio Zaccolo (ITA)
  "Fujivia" – Michele Rossi (ITA)
  "Lostrio" – Alessandro Vadacca (ITA)
  Ottavio" – Ottavio Mozzoni (ITA)

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