Louise Debeaumont’s results at the Youth Sailing World Championship reflected the Monaco sailor’s determination as she represented the Yacht Club de Monaco at this major international event in Vilamoura, 12-20 December 2025. Competing in the ILCA 6 category, she was up against a highly competitive fleet of 49 contestants in a championship that every year gathers the world’s elite young sailors.
In this article:
– Youth Sailing World Championship context,
– Louise Debeaumont’s participation in ILCA 6,
– YCM’s role in training talented youngsters for the international stage.
Held in the Vilamoura Marina in Portugal, the 2025 Youth Sailing World Championship attracted over 400 young sailors from 70 nations divided across 11 disciplines, inspired by the Olympic format. It was in this intensive environment that Louise Debeaumont from YCM tackled a crowded fleet in ILCA 6, a category renowned for being physically and tactically demanding.
After nine races in varied conditions she finished 41st overall, a result that reflects a championship where every race demands rigor, adaptability and consistency against the world’s top young athletes.
Recognised as a springboard to top-level sailing the Youth Sailing World Championship is a crucial step in their development for young sailors aiming to shine in Olympic classes.
Louise Debeaumont’s results at the Youth Sailing World Championship confirm YCM’s commitment to training and prepping a new generation to the highest standards in an environment where the experience gained is just as important as the final ranking.
