Bol D'Or 2018 -The countdown has started!

This year will be the 80th edition of the Bol d'Or Mirabaud. The world's most important inland lake regatta.

Bol D'Or 2018 -The countdown has started! Collège du Léman's two teams will be participating in the 'Surprise category' for the 3rd consecutive time!!

This year will be the 80th edition of the Bol d'Or Mirabaud. The world's most important inland lake regatta.

Collège du Léman will be participating with two teams in the 'Surprise category' for the 3rd consecutive time. Being one of the most challenging inland regatta competition in the world, our staff and students have always crossed the finish line!

With more than 567 sailing boats, 2500 sailors, wind, passion and the challenge, the Bol d’Or 2017 was a memorable edition.

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We are at D-58 days before the 80th edition, see you there the 8th, 9th and 10th of June 2018 to support our students and staff!! #cdlsailingteam #BOM18 #collegeduleman #madeforadventure

Watch a video of the highlights of the 2017 edition below :-

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