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15:30

02 December 2026

BRAZIL

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G4 - Race 2

11:00

03 December 2026

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G4 - Race 3

12:30

04 December 2026

BRAZIL

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G4 - Race 4

14:00

05 December 2026

BRAZIL

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ONLY 60 DAYS TO GO

The countdown continues. Just 60 days until the start of the SSL Gold Cup Final Series in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. With 40 nations preparing to compete on the SSL47,…

CONDORES

CREATING MOMENTUM FOR THE NEW GENERATION

The Power of a Team

Despite being on the other side of the world, Argentina has proudly won Olympic medals in the last five Olympic games. From the brown waters of the Rio de la Plata, the fresh water of many lakes or the rough waves of the Argentinean sea, sailors from this country have proven to achieve the unexpected in strong top teams of TP52, America’s Cup or The Ocean Race. In addition to its sailing tradition, this country also has some worldwide distinguished yacht designers such as Germán Frers and Juan Koyoumdjian. Last but not least, we have one of the best optimist factories in the planet (Lange-Riotecna), something that our captain started more than 30 years ago.

For the SSL Gold Cup, Argentina has put together a team that combines the broad experience from Olympic medalist and TP52 top sailors, together with young sailors who aim to bring energy and fresh ideas to the team.

Statistics

THE COUNTRY

  • 56 clubs affiliated to the National Sailing Federation
  • 8.397 km of sea coastline
  • more than 10.000km of rivers
  • more than 400 lakes

ACHIEVEMENTS

  • 11 Olympic Medals in Sailing
  • 1 Olympic Gold Medal
  • 5 Olympic Silver Medals
  • 5 Olympic Bronze Medals

Ssl ranking

  • SSL best ranked woman: Lucia Falasca
  • SSL best ranked man: Julio Alsogaray
  • SSL nations ranking: 18

MAIN EVENTS

  • Tornado World championship 2006, Optimist worlds 2014, 420 and 29er worlds 2011, Youth olympic games 2018, 470 worlds 2016, 49er and 49er FX worlds 2015, Moth worlds 2022
1978

is the year when the country hosted and won the FIFA World Cup. This event was significant for Argentina as it brought national pride and unity during a time of political unrest and economic struggles. The victory also established the country as a prominent football nation and contributed to the sport’s cultural significance in Argentina.

The captain

Santiago Lange

Santi is probably the most decorated and known sailor in Argentina. He has 3 Olympic medals, including the amazing Gold in the Nacra 17 class. He is not only a top-class sailor; he is also a Naval Architect and has been involved in many America’s Cup campaigns, being part of the design as well as the sailing team. He has won plenty of world championships, from Snipe Class to TP52s. He brings experience, leadership, and a vision of empowering young sailors in professional sailing.

The captain

THE LEADERS

Alejandro Colla

Olympic and America’s Cup sailor Alejandro Colla competed in the Finn class at the 2004 Olympic Games and was a member of the +39 team in the 2007 America’s Cup in Valencia, Spain. He is a multiple-time world champion and has competed in the TP52 class for many years.

 

Guillermo Parada

One of Argentina’s most experienced sailors, Guillermo Parada has built an outstanding career across Olympic sailing, America’s Cup and the TP52 circuit. He represented Argentina at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games in the 470 class and later sailed in the 2007 America’s Cup with Oracle Team USA. As skipper and helmsman of Matador and Azzurra, he played a key role in four 52 SUPER SERIES championship titles, combining exceptional boat-handling skills with extensive tactical and technical knowledge. Today, he continues to compete at the highest level, bringing his experience, leadership and deep understanding of high-performance sailing to the Argentine team.

 

Cecilia Carranza Saroli

Cecilia Carranza Saroli is one of Argentina’s most accomplished female sailors and an Olympic champion. She competed in the Laser Radial at the Beijing 2008 and London 2012 Olympic Games before moving to the Nacra 17, where she and Santiago Lange won the gold medal at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. A Pan American champion and multiple-time South American and national champion, Cecilia has represented Argentina at four Olympic Games. She has been a leading figure in Argentine sailing for more than two decades. Her experience, versatility, and competitive mindset make her a valuable addition to the Argentine team.

THE LEADERSTHE LEADERS

Potential Team Position

Boat
1
BOW
Diego Garay / Jordan Rivas
2
MID-BOW
Cecilia Carranza Saroli / Lucía Falasca
3
PIT
Mariano Caputo / Diego Garay
4
GRINDER
Alejandro Colla
5
TRIMMER
Germán Panei / Cruz González Smith
6
TRIMMER
Pablo Despontin / Maciel Cichetti
7
MAIN TRIMMER
Gabriel Marino
8
HELMS
Guillermo Parada
9
TACTICIAN
Mariano Parada
10
CAPTAIN
Santiago Lange
11
FLOATER
Julia Pantin
1
BOW
Diego Garay / Jordan Rivas
2
MID-BOW
Cecilia Carranza Saroli / Lucía Falasca
3
PIT
Mariano Caputo / Diego Garay
4
GRINDER
Alejandro Colla
5
TRIMMER
Germán Panei / Cruz González Smith
6
TRIMMER
Pablo Despontin / Maciel Cichetti
7
MAIN TRIMMER
Gabriel Marino
8
HELMS
Guillermo Parada
9
TACTICIAN
Mariano Parada
10
CAPTAIN
Santiago Lange
11
FLOATER
Julia Pantin

SQUAD

Santiago Lange Mariano Caputo
German Panei Cecilia Carranza Saroli
Pablo Despontin Lucía Falasca
Mariano Parada Guillermo Parada
Gabriel Marino Alejandro Colla
Julia Pantin Mateo Majdalani
Anastacia Bok Cruz González Smith
Diego Garay Jordan Rivas
Maciel Cichetti

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