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Helene Næss and Marie Rønningen report improved boat speed in heavy air following recent adjustments to their mast setup.1:20 During the world championships in Lanzarote, the duo confirmed that these technical changes allow the boat to maintain higher speeds in 16–18 knots of wind, a condition where they previously struggled.0:57 They attribute this progress to training with coach Ion Barth, noting that the boat now feels easier to sail and more balanced.1:03 Despite these gains, the team identifies a tactical error in their performance: they remained too passive during the opening rounds, opting for conservative positioning rather than taking the risks necessary to navigate the extreme wind shifts and pressure differences characteristic of the Lanzarote venue.2:15 While they acknowledge the physical advantage held by taller, heavier competitors, they believe their refined technique has transitioned them into a more well-rounded team capable of performing across a wider range of wind conditions.6:53

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