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Jonas Grander of Matador wins the Arambalza Cup for best non-British yacht overall

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fstn21d6-1537.jpg The crew of Stortebeker celebrate their wins of the Maite de Arambalza Tophy for skipper Katrina Westphal and the Duncan Munro Kerr Trophy for Best Yacht Skipper aged 18-30ThumbnailsHarry Heijst, owner of Winsome, claims the S&S Trophy for Best Sparkman & Stephens designed Yacht in IRC OverallThe crew of Stortebeker celebrate their wins of the Maite de Arambalza Tophy for skipper Katrina Westphal and the Duncan Munro Kerr Trophy for Best Yacht Skipper aged 18-30ThumbnailsHarry Heijst, owner of Winsome, claims the S&S Trophy for Best Sparkman & Stephens designed Yacht in IRC OverallThe crew of Stortebeker celebrate their wins of the Maite de Arambalza Tophy for skipper Katrina Westphal and the Duncan Munro Kerr Trophy for Best Yacht Skipper aged 18-30ThumbnailsHarry Heijst, owner of Winsome, claims the S&S Trophy for Best Sparkman & Stephens designed Yacht in IRC OverallThe crew of Stortebeker celebrate their wins of the Maite de Arambalza Tophy for skipper Katrina Westphal and the Duncan Munro Kerr Trophy for Best Yacht Skipper aged 18-30ThumbnailsHarry Heijst, owner of Winsome, claims the S&S Trophy for Best Sparkman & Stephens designed Yacht in IRC OverallThe crew of Stortebeker celebrate their wins of the Maite de Arambalza Tophy for skipper Katrina Westphal and the Duncan Munro Kerr Trophy for Best Yacht Skipper aged 18-30ThumbnailsHarry Heijst, owner of Winsome, claims the S&S Trophy for Best Sparkman & Stephens designed Yacht in IRC Overall

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