On February 7-8, the third stage of the Estonian Ice Sailing Cup was hosted on Pärnu Bay, attracting competitors from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The event is part of the national series and featured 49 participants competing across four boat classes: DN, DN Junior, Ice-Optimist, and Monotype-XV. This gathering not only highlights the popularity of ice sailing in the region but also fosters regional cooperation in sports.

Across a span of two days, the competitors engaged in 7 to 10 races depending on their boat classes, which determined their rankings in the tournament. The diversity of participants from neighboring countries emphasizes the significance of the event in strengthening ties among Baltic nations through sport. As ice conditions on Pärnu Bay were favorable, it enabled a competitive atmosphere for the sailors and a captivating spectacle for spectators.

Such competitions are essential for the promotion of ice sailing and generating interest among younger sailors in the Baltic region. This event sets the stage for future engagement in winter sports, encouraging local youth to participate and continue the legacy of outdoor sports in Estonia. The successful organization of such events can also be a template for future regional competitions, fostering greater sporting coordination among Estonia and its Baltic neighbors.