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Sailing
Anne-MarieRindom
Danish ILCA sailor Anne-Marie Rindom races the Laser Radial and has been part of the Denmark SailGP Team presented by ROCKWOOL since 2021.
Career path
Who is Rindom
Anne-Marie Rindom's racing identity is built around the Laser Radial, the singlehanded ILCA dinghy where she has spent the bulk of her career. Sail trim, body weight and split-second wind shifts decide everything in that class, and the Danish sailor has competed at the sharp end of it. Her programme widened in 2021, when she joined the Denmark SailGP Team presented by ROCKWOOL, swapping solo class racing for a foiling crew environment. In 2024 came Kulturministerens Idrætspris, Denmark's culture ministry sports prize, an honour that reflects her standing in the sport at home. That combination, one-design class racing alongside a professional team campaign, gives her a view of sailing from two very different angles. Her 2026 season has her still racing, with the Danish SailGP crew and the ILCA fleet both part of the picture.
Rindom: quick answers
Her honours include the Kulturministerens Idrætspris, which she received in 2024.
This Danish competitor measures 1.70 m in height when racing her dinghy.
Anne-Marie Rindom is a Danish sailor in the ILCA category, born on 14 June 1991.
Racing takes place in the Laser Radial dinghy, and she has been part of the Denmark SailGP Team since 2021.
Søllerød in Denmark is where this sailor comes from, and she represents the country in international competition.