Zofia Teresa Noceti-Klepacka (born 26 April 1986) is a Polish windsurfer and a political far-right media personality.
Biography Klepacka grew up in Warsaw, in one of the tenement houses on Marszałkowska Street.
She won the Windsurfing World Championships in 2007 and participated in three editions of the Olympic Games, winning the bronze medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Achievements Year Competition Venue Position Event 2003World Championships Cádiz 10th Mistral2004World Championships İzmir 20th Mistral2004Olympic Games Athens 12th Mistral2005World Championships Melbourne 5thFormula Windsurfing2006World ChampionshipsTorbole 4th RS:X2007World Championships Cascais RS:X2008World Championships Auckland 12th RS:X2008Olympic GamesBeijing 7th RS:X2010World Championships Kerteminde 5th RS:X2011World Championships Perth RS:X2012World Championships Cádiz RS:X2012Olympic Games London RS:X2014World Championships Santander 7th RS:X2015World Championships Al-Musannah 4th RS:X2016World Championships Eilat 4th RS:X
Life after sports In 2009 she married the Argentine sailor Lucio Noceti, with whom she has a son. In 2012 the couple separated, in 2019 divorced. She has a daughter with Michał Pater.
In February 2019, she criticized the Mayor of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski and the "LGBT+ declaration" signed by him. She published on her social media "No on has the right to impose on our children something we parents don’t want!!!!". Klepacka's comments received hundreds of reactions, including many from fans in agreement with her stance. She also applauded a right wing publication that equated LGBT people to Nazis. She is also a vociferous opponent of abortion. In 2019 she featured in a far-right propaganda video on YouTube which was later taken down for inciting hatred.Zofia Klepacka w klipie „Grzechy sodomskie”. Autor śpiewa o „dewiacji, co sieje zamęt”, Wprost [retrieved 2020-07-09] (pol.) Klip „Grzechy Sodmoskie” z Zofią Klepacką klip usunięty z YouTube’a z powodu szerzenia nienawiści, Wirtualnemedia.pl [dostęp 2020-07-09] (pol.)
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