Estonian athletes excelled at the WISSA 2026 World Championships in Sweden, with Ranno Rumm winning the kite class world title and Cerly Aulik achieving second place in the women's wing racing category.
The WISSA 2026 World Championships for ice and snow sailing took place in Västerås, Sweden from February 16 to 21, featuring impressive performances from the Estonian national team in the kite and wing classes. Ranno Rumm successfully defended his title as world champion in the kite category, marking his third consecutive championship victory. Alongside him, Cerly Aulik also made headlines by securing a silver medal in the women's wing racing division, significantly contributing to Estonia's overall success in the event.
The Estonian contingent included two athletes competing in the kite class and nine in the wing class, showcasing the country’s growing talent in these disciplines. Rumm's triumph solidifies his position as a leading figure in the kite surfing community, while Aulik's achievement highlights the increasing competitiveness of female athletes in wind sports. The championship demonstrated not only individual prowess but also the collective strength of Estonia’s national team.
Winning medals at an international level like this not only brings pride to Estonia but also emphasizes the importance of continuing investment in sports and athlete development. As Estonia continues to establish itself in the world of kite and wing surfing, these performances can inspire future generations to pursue sports and possibly achieve similar or greater success in the years to come.
