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Lars-Fredrik Moe-Helgesen and Petter Asskildt won their class and took line honors in the Skagen Race after starting from Holmestrand on May 18.Watch Sailing a Sun Fast 3300, the duo completed the regatta in 27 hours, navigating light winds and unconventional current conditions.8:21 Early in the race, they chose to sail toward Breihanger and Gullholmen to capitalize on favorable currents, a tactical decision that initially left them trailing the fleet.1:54 Near Lysekil, they opted for a northerly course while competitors headed south, successfully leveraging localized wind and current patterns.3:53 As they approached Skagen, they maintained boat speed in light air by heading north to find pressure, allowing them to finish first on corrected time.6:07 The crew attributed their success to rigorous pre-race planning and the ability to keep the boat moving in minimal wind.9:11 Moe-Helgesen and Asskildt have sailed together previously, though Moe-Helgesen typically races short-handed with his partner, Gina.5:08

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