Rasmus Maalinn, an ice sailor from Estonia, has achieved remarkable success by winning a gold medal at the DN class world championships that recently took place in Poland. His impressive performance included securing victories in two of the five races, showcasing a blend of speed and consistency that propelled him to the top of the leaderboard. This victory marks a significant milestone as it is Estonia's first gold medal in the DN class in the adult category after a 42-year hiatus since the last win.

In addition to Maalinn's triumph, fellow Estonian sailor Argo Vooremaa brought home a bronze medal in the same class, with his best finish being second in the final race. The competition was fierce, and the podium spots highlight the strength of the Estonian team in ice sailing. In the junior category, Karl Ader clinched first place, while Jorgen Kuivonen secured second, indicating a promising future for the sport in Estonia with younger talents emerging.

Following the world championships, the venue is set to host the European championships, where the Estonian team is participating with 16 athletes. This participation underscores the ongoing commitment and talent within Estonia's ice sailing community, suggesting a bright future as they continue to compete on international stages and strive for further achievements in the sport.