Swedish Finn Association was formed in 1954 and is one of the national associations of International Finn Association. Our goal is to develop Swedish Finn Sailing - providing excellent service to members and work in various ways to "increase the breadth." The community spirit and great competitions, is essential to achieve the goal of getting more people to sail the Finn, Olympic dinghy in 74 years, 1952 - 2026.

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Published    |   2026-10-18

Fredrik Lööf inducted into Wall of Fame

FREDRIK LÖÖF INDUCTED INTO THE VÄRMLAND SPORTS WALL OF FAME
As Fredrik was unable to attend on Saturday, October 17, 2026, he entrusted me with the honor of representing him.
The five other individuals inducted into the Värmland Sports History Society’s Wall of Fame are: Ture Andersson, a silver medalist in wrestling at the 1936 Berlin Olympics  
Lars-Göran Pettersson, a legendary ski administrator from Filipstad; Annichen Kringstad, who won, among other titles, six World Championship gold medals; Mikael Löfgren, a biathlete from SK Bore in Torsby who secured two Olympic medals during his active career; and Anna Ingman, a native of Karlstad who enjoyed a brief but meteoric career in professional boxing, during which she notably captured both the WBC and WPBF championship belts.
Here is a brief selection of highlights from Fredrik Lööf’s extraordinary sailing career:
Finn Class: Between 1993 and 1999, Fredrik reached the podium in all seven World Championships he entered, winning the world title in 1994, 1997, and 1999. His Olympic record includes a 5th-place finish in 1992, another 5th-place in 1996, and a bronze medal in 2000.
Star Class:
World Championships: Gold in 2001, silver in 2003, and gold in 2004. European Championships: Gold in 2002, gold in 2002, and gold in 2004. Olympic participation: 13th place in 2004, a bronze medal in 2008, and a gold medal in 2012 (together with Max Salminen). In 2021, Fredrik was inducted as the 14th member of the Swedish Sailing Federation’s Hall of Fame. He is also one of eight honorary members of the Swedish Finn Class Association.
Fredrik is also among the approximately 525 individuals to have received the King’s Medal (His Majesty the King’s Medal).
The induction ceremonies for the Värmland Sports Wall of Fame began with a lunch at the Stadshotellet in Karlstad. This was followed in the afternoon by a "Sports Café" event, where the new inductees were interviewed by Anders Borgström, chair of the Wall of Fame committee.
The evening concluded with a diploma presentation by County Governor Georg Andrén, who subsequently hosted a delightful dinner at the Governor’s Residence.
As you can surely appreciate, it was a great honor to represent my friend Fredrik Lööf—someone I assisted in various ways early in his Finn-class sailing career, such as by filming him while he sailed. According to Fredrik himself, I served as a mentor to him for a period of time.
Fredrik—a HUGE congratulations on your induction into the Värmland Sports Wall of Fame, and thank you for allowing me to represent you!  
Published    |   2026-10-05

2026 Finn Grand Slam

Bas de Waal secures 2026 Finn Grand Slam after final event in Malcesine.  
Bas de Waal from The Netherlands has won the first ever World Tour for Finns Grand Slam series after the ninth and final event was sailed in Malcesine on the first weekend in October. Germany’s Fabian Lemmel moved up one place to end up second while the current European Champion, Martijn van Muyden, from The Netherlands, moved up seven places to take third.
Click the link below to visit IFA's website and read the full article!

Photo: Robert Deaves

SFF Board /
Torsten Jarnstam, Editor  
2026 Finn Grand Slam 
Published    |   2026-10-05

Malcesine International Finn cup 2026

This year’s edition of the Malcesine Trofeo A Menoni (the 5th leg of the Italia Cup) has now concluded.  

The regatta was won by Deniss Karpak (EST 2). Alessandro Marega (ITA 1103) finished second, and Laurent Hay (FRA 75) took third place.
Two Swedish Finn sailors participated: Olof Lundqvist (SWE 32) and Peter Overup (SWE 72) from Malmö. In a fleet of 97 boats, Olof finished 18th and Peter 21st.
That is certainly a solid performance by Olof and Peter, even though they had aimed for a higher spot in the rankings.
Olof and Peter – well done, especially considering the occasionally strong winds!

Click the link below to access the results list!

SFF Board /
Torsten Jarnstam, Editor  
Malcesine International Finn cup 2026 
Published    |   2026-10-05

Grand Slam Malcesine

Day 1: Laurent Hay leads the ranking after the first day of the Grand Slam Malcesine, the International Finn Cup 2026 - Trofeo Menoni.  
2025 world champion Deniss Karpak is second with 2026 world champion, Alessandro Marega in third. Karpak took the first race and Hay the second, in a 10 knot Ora. 98 boats are taking part.
Click the link below to visit IFA's website and read the full article!

SFF Board /
Torsten Jarnstam, Editor  
Grand Slam Malcesine 
Published    |   2026-10-03

Swedish Finn ranking 2026

Here is the Swedish Finn Class ranking list for 2026.  
The list includes 24 sailors who participated in this year’s ranking series.
Click the link below to access the 2026 ranking list!

SFF Board /
Torsten Jarnstam, Editor  
Published    |   2026-09-29

Agenda for SFF’s 2026 Annual General Meeting

The agenda for the Swedish Finn Association’s digital annual meeting has now been published on the website.  

Click the link below to access the agenda for the annual meeting!

SFF Board /
Torsten Jarnstam, Editor  
Dagordning SFF:s årsmöte 2026 
Published    |   2026-09-29

Minutes of SFF web meeting, 28 September 2026

Last night, the board of the Swedish Finn Association (SFF) held a virtual board meeting.  
The meeting focused primarily on preparations for the SFF’s digital annual general meeting on October 27, 2026. Discussions also covered which regattas would be included in the ranking series.
Click the link below to access the minutes from yesterday’s meeting!

SFF Board /
Torsten Jarnstam, Editor  
Protokoll webbmöte SFF 20260928 
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