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49er and 49erFX Europeans - Thrilling day for the Fergusson twins

by Canadian Sailing Team on 6 Jul 2013
Fergusson twins in action Canadian Sailing Team
The fourth day of the SAP European 49er and 49erFX Championships saw lots of shuffling on the results board and some quality finishes fromp1000096 Canadian boats. Ladha/Inkpen from Royal Newfoundland Yacht Club cleaned up their act, posting 10, 12, 10 and two! Results like that have moved the guys up to ninth overall while team mates Mori/Barnes fell behind posting 27, 20, 24 and 27 to leave them in 30th position at the bottom gf the silver fleet.

Royal Canadian's Fergusson twins had an exciting day getting their first ever International Bullet in the bronze fleet. Congrats guys, you deserve it!

Asked about day four Jon Ladha says, 'It was much better, our Coach Mark Asquith, said it seemed like we started racing like when we finished our last campaign - good starts and smart sailing.'

More racing to come, for full results and lots more info check out the event site. Canadian Sailing Team
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