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K6s Eurocup Fraglia Riva Del Garda – Day 5

by Dave Hall on 4 Jul 2017
Day 5 – K6s Eurocup Fraglia Riva Del Garda Fausto Maroni
Going into the last day the number one spot was between Neil Fulcher with Oliver and Harry and Dave Hall with Graham and Bryan. Neils team need to win both of the last two races while Daves team had to win one.

Both boats hit the line together charging off in the now familiar Garda Breeze. It was neck and neck at the first mark with Dave just taking the lead. Neil split the gybes and at the leeward mark there was only a boat length between them.



Dave extended the gap up wind and just held off Neil to take the win and the overall championship. The second race of the day was a virtual re-run with Daves team taking the last gun of the week.

The Austrian family team of George, Guenter and Valentina finally had a good day finishing the week with a well-deserved third – we hope to see them back next year having gained the experience from the British teams. Nick Jones and his team unaffected by their drama of Wednesday sailed a steady series to come in third overall.



A big thanks to Fraglia della Vela Riva and to Gul for the prizes – it was a very different and interesting week on the Lake.

K6 UK Nationals next - WPNSA, 8-10 September.

No.

Sail No.

Crew

R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

R6

R7

Total

1

GBR 220

Dave Hall, Bryan Sargeny, Graham Hoy

(2)

1

2

1

1

1

1

7,0

2

GBR 222

Neil Fulcher, Oliver Boosey, Harry Clarke 1 2 1 2 (dns) 2 2 10,0

3

GBR 213

Nick Jones, Twinkle Jones, Steve Dewherry

3

3

3

3

(5)

3

4

19,0

4

GBR 208

Martin Wedge, Scott Allen (8) 5 5 4 3 4 (dns) 29,0

5

GBR 22

Jeff Vander Borght, Dave Guthrie, Hugh Duncan

10

7

(dns)

6

4

5

5

37,0

6

AUT 146

George Blating, Guenter Blating, Valentina Blating 4 6 8 (dns) dns 6 3 39,0

7

GBR 172

Mike Truman, Martin Gibson, Tim Williams

5

(10)

7

5

2

(dns)

(dns)

41,0

8

GBR 216

Peter Kirkby, Richard Barker, Heather Chipperfield 6 4 4 (dns) dns dns dns 50,0

9

GBR 195

Steve Bales, Jon Rigby, Jon Smith

7

9

6

(dns)

dns

dns

dns

58,0

10

GBR 135

Phil Waterfall, Chris Corner, Malcolm Hull (dns) 8 9 dns dns 7 (dns) 60,0

11

GBR 122

John Tabork, Chris Burrows, Richard Kidd

9

11

10

(dns)

dns

8

dns

62,0

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