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American sailor
Matias Collins during the 2019 Soling European Championship at Lake Garda, ITA
Nickname Lijas Nationality American, Argentinian, Italian Born (1970-05-25 ) 25 May 1970 (age 53) Hartford, Connecticut Height 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) Weight 107 kg (236 lb) Class(es) Soling , Star Club UIC , CNSI, SIC Coach Vladimir Bolonitov
Matias Collins (born May 25, 1970) is an American, Argentinian and Italian sailor. As sailor he competed in many Soling World , European , North American and South American Championships since 1997
Personal and professional life [ edit ] Collins was born May 25, 1970, in Hartford, Connecticut . He is married. The couple has three children.
Collins holds a bachelor in food technology. He is since 2003 the secretary of the International Soling Association .[2]
Sailing career [ edit ] Together with Gustavo Warburg (helmsman) and Maximo Smith he took the 1999 South American Championship in the Soling while sailing for Argentina.[3] [4] [5] Tomas Morgan and Mariano Cambon in the Soling while sailing for the USA.
Fleet racing
1991 Schümann , Flach , Jäkel 1992 Netherlands Heiner 1993 J. Hermann 1994 Batzill , Lang 1995 Schümann, Flach, Jäkel 1996 Ukraine Pichuhin , Khaindrava , Korotkov 2002 Winkler , S. Wenzel , Niemann 2003 Winkler, S. Wenzel, H.Wenzel 2004 Winkler, S. Wenzel, Niemann 2005 Weigert , Scheel , Feller 2006 Koch , Koch , Bornemann 2007 R. Koch, M. Koch, Bornemann 2008 R. Koch, M. Koch, Bornemann 2009 Weigert, Scheel, Setzkorn 2010 K. Haist , I. Haist , Lindner 2011 K. Haist, I.Haist, Zeileis 2012 Weigert , Scheel , Setzkorn 2013 Steingroß , Eller , Giesecke 2014 K. Haist, I. Haist, Zeileis 2015 K. Haist, I. Haist, Zeileis 2016 Dietzel , Zeileis, Ramoser 2017 K. Haist, I. Haist, Zeileis 2018 K. Haist, I. Haist, Zeileis 2019 United States Collins , Baumüller Germany , Strauch Germany 2020 COVID-19 2021 COVID-19 2022 K. Haist, I. Haist, Zeileis
Fleet racing
1971: Argentina Campi 1972: Brazil G. Brun 1973: Argentina Boneo 1974: Brazil G. Brun 1975: Argentina Boneo , Campos , Scuderi 1976: Brazil G. Brun 1977: Brazil Barrozo , Brito , Nascimento 1978: Brazil Nabuco 1979: Brazil G. Brun 1980: United States Coggan , Ferrero , Llorens 1981: Not sailed 1982: Not sailed 1983: Brazil Greal , D. Adler , Ronaldo Senfft 1984: Brazil Barrozo 1985: Argentina Pettamenti 1986: Brazil Greal 1987: Brazil Barrozo 1988: Not sailed 1989: Not sailed 1990: Brazil J. Dias , D. Adler , Palcão 1991: 1992: 1993: 1994: 1995: 1996: 1997: Brazil A. Adler 1998: Brazil J. Dias , Gioia , Glomb 1999: Argentina Warburg , Collins , Smith 2000: Brazil A. Adler 2001: Argentina Busch , Noceti , Ayerza 2002: Brazil Paradeda , Vergo , Gick 2003: Argentina Warburg , Celedoni , Smith 2004: Brazil Nehm , M. Ribeiro , L. Ribeiro 2005: Argentina Warburg , Ruiz , Smith 2006: Argentina Warburg , Celedoni , Smith 2007: Brazil Nehm , M. Ribeiro , L. Ribeiro 2008: Brazil Nehm , M. Ribeiro , L. Ribeiro 2009: Argentina Warburg , Feldtmann , Smith 2010: Brazil Hartmann , Renard , Quevedo 2011: Argentina Warburg , Coulon , Smith 2012: Brazil Wahrlich , Floricke , Gomes 2013: Brazil Nehm , M. Ribeiro , L. Ribeiro 2014: Brazil Hartmann , Renard , Quevedo 2015: Brazil Hartmann , Renard , Quevedo 2016: Brazil Hartmann , Renard , Quevedo 2017: Brazil Nehm , M. Ribeiro , L. Ribeiro 2018: Brazil Koch , Floricke , P. Ilha 2019: Brazil Hartmann , Renard , Quevedo Match racing
References [ edit ]
^ "SAILOR BIOGRAPHY Matias Collins" . World Sailing. Retrieved 8 Nov 2019 .^ "ISA COMMITTEE MEMBERS" . International Soling Association. Retrieved 8 Nov 2019 .^ "South American Championship". Soling Sailing . Vol. 32, no. 2. International Soling Association. p. 4. ^ "Argentinian Championships". Soling Sailing . Vol. 32, no. 1. International Soling Association. p. 7. ^ "Uruguayan Championships". Soling Sailing . Vol. 32, no. 1. International Soling Association. p. 7.
