Final Festivities of The Tall Ships Races 2025 Light Up Esbjerg
Emotions were high on the last crew parade and prize giving of The Tall Ships Races 2025
Over 60 vessels took part in yesterday’s parade, which saw thousands of crews and trainees set off for the final time during The Tall Ships Race 2025.
Starting at the westernmost part of Kongensgade, a traditional night watchman paved the way for our lively crew, who showcased their culture and creativity with handmade costumes, masks and props. A huge effort all around, which was enjoyed and appreciated by everyone, as crowds smiled and cheered along the main street of Esbjerg city.
The Main Square was where the party truly got started. Energy and emotions were high as crews came together to dance and celebrate in front of the main stage ready and waiting for the final prize giving ceremony of 2025.
And the winners were……
Best Crew Parade – Runner Up
Dar Mlodziezy (Poland)
Best Crew Parade
Fryderyk Chopin (Poland)
The Friendship Trophy
Shabab Oman II (Sultanate of Oman)
Torbay cup
Kieran Side (Gulden Leeuw)
Race Communications (on race 4)
Dar Mlodziezy (Poland)
Line Honours
Corsaro II (Italy)
1st Overall Class D in Race Series (Angela Illingworth)
Corsaro II (Italy)
1st Overall Class C in Race Series (C Cup)
Belfer (Poland)
1st Overall Class B in Race Series (Florence)
Pascual Flores (Spain)
1st Overall Class A in Race Series (Cape Horn)
Fryderyk Chopin (Poland)
1st Overall Elapsed Time in Race Series (Bermunda)
Fryderyk Chopin (Poland)
3rd Class D
Op Stok 3 (Belgium)
2nd Class D
Corsaro II (Italy)
1st Class D
HNLMS Urania (Netherlands)
3rd Class C
Esprit (Germany)
2nd Class C
Helena (Finland)
1st Class C
Belfer (Poland)
3rd Class B
Pascual Flores (Spain)
2nd Class B
Christiania (Norway)
1st Class B
Jens Krogh (Denmark)
3rd Class A
Fryderyk Chopin (Poland)
2nd Class A
Kapitan Glowacki (Poland)
1st Class A
Christian Radich (Norway)
About The Tall Ships Races 2025
The event, which started on Friday 4 July will continue through until Saturday 9 August, with four races and a scenic Cruise-in-Company. With Host Ports from four countries – France, UK, Norway and Denmark – The Tall Ships Races 2025 will take in all the English Channel and North Sea region has to offer.
