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Warnemünder Woche presents a major event report at the "Boot&Fun" trade fair in Berlin
The Warnemünder Woche From November 27th to 30th, 2025, the Sailing Week will be presenting itself at the "Boot&Fun" trade fair in Berlin – and this year, for the first time, not alone. The Sailing Week will share its 74-square-meter booth with the city of Rostock, which is showcasing itself as a potential Olympic location. Together, they are promoting Rostock-Warnemünde as the ideal venue for top-level sailing competitions. The comprehensive event report for the 87th Sailing Week will be published just in time for the fair. Warnemünder Woche.

Olympic expertise on Warnemünder Woche
The Warnemünder Woche has made a great success in filling the vacant position of the overall race committee. Pinar Coşkuner Genç takes over the position and thus ensures that the Warnemünder Woche takes another big step towards the professionalization of the regatta week.

Personnel on our own behalf
The previous sports director of the Warnemünder Woche, Peter Ramcke, has left the sailing week’s organizing team.

The “new” shopping mile on the 88th. Warnemünder Woche: a first look
What the country program of the Warnemünder Woche As far as the event is concerned, a new era begins with the 88th edition of the event. For around 30 years, Jörg Bludau and his agency, Congress and Event Service Rostock (KVS), organized and oversaw the event's shopping mile. Now he's retiring, and as part of the 87th edition, he was honored. Warnemünder Woche His successor, Heiko Lange from the Rostock-based agency Highlights Event Management, is already raring to go and gives an initial preview of the "new" shopping mile in an interview.
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FAQ Here you will find frequently asked questions and the relevant answers about WARNEMÜNDER WOCHE. Home > Press > FAQ Frequently asked questions about Warnemünder Woche When is access to the middle pier closed to buses? The bus parking area on the middle pier will be closed from June 29 to July 14, 2026, and

Title showdown in Warnemünde
To conclude the Baltic Sea season, the Warnemünde waters will once again be the scene of exciting, high-class championships. From October 1 to 5, Germany's best athletes will compete in the two Olympic single-handed classes, Ilca 6 (women) and Ilca 7 (men).
Video review with all the highlights of the 87th. Warnemünder Woche
A good three weeks have passed since the 87th. Warnemünder Woche has come to a successful conclusion. We extend our sincere thanks to everyone involved, especially the volunteer crew and all partners and sponsors. Our video review summarizes the highlights of the event in beautiful images.

Flexible through wind and weather
The 87. Warnemünder Woche From July 5th to 13th, the sailing event presented itself as a multifaceted event. A start with plenty of sunshine and light winds was followed by champagne conditions by midweek, before heavy showers, high waves, and gale-force gusts took over. Finally, the weather turned for the better. The final day offered another full racing program.

Winners from four nations at the sailing finale
Just in time for the final of the Warnemünder Woche The storm had passed, and despite a few showers, a fantastic sailing field spread out off the Mecklenburg coast for the four classes of the second weekend. Race organizers and athletes took advantage of the conditions for numerous races.

Varied land program with many new highlights
The 87. Warnemünder Woche, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania's largest sailing event and second largest folk festival, once again offered an extensive and varied sporting and cultural program over the past nine days, from July 5th to 13th, and successfully concluded today. This year, the sailing competitions, beach sports, and the cultural program on land complemented each other excellently. Even though the wind conditions weren't perfect every day, the approximately 800 sailors and 580 boats from 38 nations were able to successfully complete their regattas. The summer festival program with daily concerts in the Kurhaus garden, the 21st "Smoke on the Water" music festival, the beach sports tournaments in the Warnemünde Beach Arena, and the 27th Dragon Boat Festival on the Alter Strom attracted many visitors. The new program items proved to be crowd-pullers: the Glashagen beach concerts, readings and a live podcast in the WAL Bar, as well as dance workshops at the Teepott. The organizing team for both the sailing competitions and the land program are completely satisfied.

Riding on the razor's edge
The Zoom8, the Finn dinghies, and the RS Aero were sent to the race area east of the harbor for the start at 9 a.m. on Saturday. At least one race was sailed.









