The Beachblast boat was crewed by:
Marko Bolha – Samantha Premerl – Samuel De Boussac – Senay Ylmaz – cox: Raphaël De Boussac.
Stroke after stroke, they held their line, fought the waves and the traffic, and brought home a 16th place in a race packed with world-class names and experience.

It was a full coastal rowing weekend for the Beachblast team:

• Saturday morning: mixed 1x and 2x races over 4 km, to get to know the course and conditions;
• Saturday afternoon: mixed 4x race over 6 km, with demanding waves and heavy traffic;
• Sunday: mixed 4x sprint race, pure adrenaline from start to finish.

Beyond the results, this race programme was a powerful confirmation of what Beachblast is all about:

• international cooperation turning into real teamwork on the water;
• athletes from different countries sharing the same boat and the same goal;
• coastal rowing as a platform for inclusion, learning and personal challenge.

For our Beachblast crew, Monaco was not just a competition, but a living classroom: reading the sea, trusting the cox, making fast decisions in demanding conditions, and discovering that they belonged exactly there – on that start line, at that level.

We go back to our local clubs with new skills, stronger connections and a huge motivation to keep developing coastal rowing in our communities.

Beachblast crew racing at the Challenge Prince Albert II Coastal Rowing, proudly carrying the spirit of the Erasmus+ Beachblast project.

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