ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres - Tense gold fleet racing + Video

by Daniel Smith, ISAF on 24 Apr 2014 On day three of the ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres, gold fleet racing got underway with tense competition across ten Olympic and two Paralympic events.

With a full complement of races completed thus far the leader boards are shaping up nicely with fine margins between the world's top sailing talents.

After a short morning postponement the 1,111 sailors were greeted with an increasing 13-17 knot westerly breeze as well as a smooth sea state. Racing kicked off shortly after 12:00 local time.

Brazil's Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze displayed astute consistency in the 21-boat 49erFX gold fleet to move back into the leading position they lost overnight.

Grael and Kunze recorded a 5-3-8 score line and hold a two point advantage over Charlotte Dobson and Sophie Ainsworth (GBR) who had the lead coming into the third day.

After racing Grael said, 'Today we had a tough day, the wind picked up a lot in the second race and then in the third there was a big drop. We were kind of always in the wrong gear but it was still a good day for us. It's always good to get top tens, we had very good recoveries and we're happy.'

Dobson and Ainsworth picked up a scoring penalty in Race 7 which they discard. They hit back with a ninth and a fifth and Ainsworth admitted they had a bit of an up and down day, 'Today was a little bit frustrating for us. We were second in the first race but we were OCS so we can't count that. Luckily we haven't had a high score yet but we nailed that today but we had two consistent races in the second and third.

'We weren't quite as on pace as yesterday. We felt like we had an edge yesterday and that made things a little bit tricky today.'

2013 49erFX World Champions Alex Maloney and Molly Meech (NZL) recorded their first race victory of the week and move up into third overall. The Kiwis rounded the first mark of the final race of the day in second overall. They edged out Denmark's Maiken and Anne-Julie Foght Schütt on the downwind and held on to take the bullet by ten seconds.

On the race victory Maloney commented, 'It was really nice conditions, a little more breeze than expected and it was nice to stretch out again. It's always nice to get a bullet and it helps with confidence, it was a solid day and we're looking forward to the next three days.'

The day's remaining race victories went to Kate Macgregor and Katrina Best (GBR), who are eighth overall, and Tamara Echegoyen and Berta Betanzos (ESP) who are a place behind the Brits.

Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (NZL) climbed back into the gold medal spot in the 49er and are followed by Ireland's Ryan Seaton and Matthew Mcgovern who pulled into contention.

The Irish pair finished a disappointing 35th at ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca but impressed in the gold fleet with a discarded tenth and two thirds. After racing Seaton said, 'It's the second regatta for us this year and we're just getting back into it.

'It was a pretty solid day. We really wanted to get good starts and try to be consistent and it turned out to be quite a good day. It was very tricky with the fleet really close and the racing's really good. Everybody's trying to get prepared in the build-up to the Santander Worlds and the fleets getting more competitive.'

Burling and Tuke set the pace on the third day of racing and are 11 points clear of the Irish. 'Gold fleet racing's always the best, all the top guys in one fleet,' commented Tuke. 'For us it could have been better but all in all not a bad day. We mucked up the last one. We went through qualification better than we did in Palma which was one of our goals so we were really excited coming into the day.

'Gold fleet racing is where it's all at. It's where the points are up for grabs and you want to get the least you can. It's still all to play for.'

Overnight leaders Dylan Fletcher and Alain Sign (GBR) were consistent in their results but unfortunately they weren't the steady string of results they'd have expected. A 14th in Race 7 was followed up with two further 14th places. They fall to third, a point ahead of Marcus Hansen and Josh Porebski (NZL).

The first gold fleet Men's 470 bullets were picked up by Joonas and Niklas Lindgren (FIN) and Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS).

Belcher and Ryan lead the pack whilst the Finnish team are fifth overall and chasing hard.

Having notched up two bullets the day prior the Lindgren brothers made it three in a row by taking the Race 6 honours and the Joonas is relishing the time in the French Riviera, 'It's going well and the boat is going quite fast, we've still got four races to go so we can't celebrate too early.

'The podium is our goal. That's something we desire the most as Palma didn't end so well as I got sick at the end and that took us down so now it's time to try again.

'Medium winds are our best and as long as it stays medium we should be at the top.'

Belcher and Ryan started the day slow with an 11th but hit back with a 22 second victory in the last race of the day. Ryan explained the day's two races, 'Today was pretty tricky, it was quite light winds and no one really knew what was going to happen. We were pretty fortunate that the breeze came in just as we were starting.

'The first upwind was really tight and we stuck with the French which didn't turn out to be on the right side of the course so it was a pretty tough race. We gained a little bit at the end. It's not a keeper but we bounced back.

'We were little bit more confident in our strategy with the experience gained from the previous race. We played it a bit better and stuck to our guns. In the end we came away with a win. The standard's pretty high and with two more days we'll see what happens.'

The points amongst the top six are tight with nine points splitting the bunch. Occupying second overall is Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (GRE) whilst home favourites Sofian Bouvet and Jeremie Mion (FRA) are third.

Great Britain's Sophie Weguelin and Eilidh McIntyre shone in the French sunshine and breeze picking up a pair of bullets.

The Britons had Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie (NZL) for company as they edged them out by 11 seconds in both races. Weguelin and McIntyre pull to within two points of the leading Kiwis after six races.

'It was a lovely day's racing,' commented McIntyre. 'It was quite difficult to start with, getting in the groove because it was building really quickly and every time it went up we were like 'oh god it's a bit different, let's sort ourselves out' but it was a lovely day.

'We kept it simple and it was one of those days that when you're in the lead you can cover the fleet and you're away.'

Weguelin added, 'It was nice that the boat's going fast and it's good to be back on the water. To see that we're a similar speed to the fleet is nice.'

Overnight leaders Anne Haeger and Briana Provancha (USA) fall to third overall following a fifth and a sixth but they are 18 points clear of Camille Lecointre and Helene Defrance (FRA) in third.

Pieter Jan Postma (NED) blitzed the 59-boat Finn fleet taking both of the day's race victories. With devastatingly strong form Postma has opened up an 18 point ahead going into the fourth day.

Postma took the initiative from the off in both races and was at the front of pack from start to finish. The Dutch sailor has a strong advantage over Caleb Paine (USA) in second and Thomas Le Breton (FRA) who is a point off the American.

The current top three teams in the Nacra 17 in Hyères all took medals at ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca. However the positions have changed with bronze medallists Darren Bundock and Nina Curtis (AUS) leading the way.

Bundock and Curtis opened their day with a fourth and a third but an 18th, which they discard, is the only disappointment of an otherwise impressive string of top four results.

Mallorca gold medallists Billy Besson and Marie Riou had the lead coming into the day and whilst they were consistent with a 3-8-2, it nonetheless sees them slip to second.

Italy's Vittorio Bissaro and Silvia Sicouri were the recipients of silver in Mallorca and are on track for another World Cup medal in Hyères. The Italians doubled up with two race wins and a fifth to progress up the leader board nicely. They are eight points off the leading Australians with plenty of race action remaining.

It's a familiar picture in the Laser Radial with Evi Van Acker (BEL) and Marit Bouwmeester (NED) battling it like old times.

A second and a third apiece ensures Van Acker leads on nine points with Bouwmeester on 11 points.

Tatiana Drozdovskaya (BLR) holds on to third overall following a ninth and a fifth.

The day's race victories went to Ashley Stoddart (AUS) in sixth overall and Annalise Murphy (IRL) who climbs up three to 12th.

It's a Polish 1-2 with Piotr Myszka and Pawel Tarnowski leading the charge. Whilst the experienced Myszka runs away with the lead it's the youngster Tarnowski who is the surprise package.

In the youth ranks Tarnowski was a formidable force as he became Techno 293 Under 17 World Champion in 2008. RS:X Youth World Championship titles followed in 2011 and 2012 and amongst a strong fleet of racers Tarnowski is shining.

The same can be said for Kiran Badloe (NED) who is third overall. Badloe competed against Tarnowski in the youth division and the pair are fighting hard to mix it up amongst Olympic and World Champions. After racing a delighted Badloe saw his name on the leader board and duly sent his Twitter and Instagram followers with the following update, 'Had a nice day on the second race day. Even climbed to the third place! Three more days to go!! # worldcup…'

Six further fleet races and the Medal Race are to follow in the Men's RS:X and despite Myszka leading by 14 points there's still plenty of time for the chasing pack to reduce the deficit.

China's Jiahui Wu took a pair of race wins a fifth to open up a 13 point lead in the Women's RS:X. The Chinese racer has been strong from the start and only a 14th blemishes a healthy looking score card.

Moana Delle (GER) is second overall whilst Poland's Maja Dziarsnowska is three points behind the German.

Heiko Kroeger (GER) had another exceptional day on the water in the 16-boat 2.4mR fleet and leads Damien Seguin (FRA) by three points.

The German has only finished out of the top two in one occasion across the six race series, a fourth which he discards. On the third day of racing he notched up a second and a 17 second victory over Megan Pascoe (GBR).

Seguin on the other hand had his worst day on the water and picked up a seventh and a fourth. Megan Pascoe (GBR) drew into contention with a bullet and a second with ten points separating herself in third and Helena Lucas (GBR) in fourth.

Five points separate the top four in the Sonar fleet but John Robertson, Hannah Stodel and Stephen Thomas (GBR) hold the lead.

The Britons are two points clear of Bruno Jourdren, Nicolas Vimont Vicary and Eric Flageul (FRA).

Norway's Aleksander Wang-Hansen, Per Eugen Kristiansen and Marie Solberg blitzed the day taking double bullets.

A nine second victory in Race 5 and a 32 second victory in Race 6 brings them up to third overall whilst Colin Harrison, John Harris and Russell Boaden (AUS) are fourth overall, a point behind.

A Laser write up will be available on the ISAF website here in due course.

Racing commences at 11:00 local time on Thursday 24 April as the sailors enter a critical point of the regatta.

2.4mR – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	GER	GER1	Heiko Kroeger	2	1	1	(4)	2	1	11.00	7.00
2	FRA	FRA13	Damien Seguin	1	2	2	1	(7)	4	17.00	10.00
3	GBR	GBR98	Megan Pascoe	(3)	3	3	2	1	2	14.00	11.00
4	GBR	GBR100	Helena Lucas	(7)	6	4	3	5	3	28.00	21.00
5	NOR	NOR1	Bjørnar Erikstad	4	4	(7)	5	3	5	28.00	21.00
6	GER	GER44	Lasse Klötzing	5	(9)	6	6	4	8	38.00	29.00
7	FRA	FRA5	Kevin Cantin	(17) OCS	8	5	7	10	6	53.00	36.00
8	NED	NED1	Barend Kol	6	7	(8)	8	8	7	44.00	36.00
9	AUT	AUT1	Sven Reiger	8	5	(9)	9	9	9	49.00	40.00
10	GBR	GBR3	Will Street	10	(13)	10	13	6	10	62.00	49.00
11	RUS	RUS4	Nikolay Ulyashev	11	11	11	12	11	(13)	69.00	56.00
12	GBR	GBR68	Carol Dugdale	13	(16)	12	11	12	12	76.00	60.00
13	NED	NED21	Rolf Schrama	9	12	15	10	(16)	15	77.00	61.00
14	GBR	GBR113	John Brooker	12	14	13	(16)	13	11	79.00	63.00
15	ITA	ITA104	Antonio Squizzato	15	10	16	15	14	(17) DNS	87.00	70.00

 

470 Men – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race							Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS11	Mathew Belcher William Ryan	1	7	1	9	1	(11)	1	31.00	20.00
2	GRE	GRE1	Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	6	4	2	6	2	2	(8)	30.00	22.00
3	FRA	FRA27	Sofian Bouvet Jeremie Mion	2	4	(12)	2	3	10	5	38.00	26.00
4	ARG	ARG7	Lucas Calabrese Juan de la Fuente	1	7	6	(21)	3	6	4	48.00	27.00
5	FIN	FIN7	Joonas Lindgren Niklas Lindgren	4	12	(18)	1	1	1	10	47.00	29.00
6	USA	USA1713	Stuart Mcnay David Hughes	7	3	5	3	9	(13)	2	42.00	29.00
7	SWE	SWE349	Anton Dahlberg Fredrik Bergström	2	9	3	9	2	8	(14)	47.00	33.00
8	GBR	GBR863	Luke Patience Elliot Willis	14	9	3	(18)	6	4	7	61.00	43.00
9	GER	GER55	Jan-Jasper Wagner Dustin Baldewein	11	5	6	4	18	5	(22)	71.00	49.00
10	FRA	FRA4	Vianney Guilbaud Vincent Guillarm	7	2	14	(26)	12	16	3	80.00	54.00
11	ESP	ESP44	Jordi Xammar Joan Herp	3	8	9	15	4	(33)	15	87.00	54.00
12	AUT	AUT437	David Bargehr Lukas Mähr	15	1	21	(30)	6	3	9	85.00	55.00
13	ESP	ESP9	Onan Barreiros Juan Curbelo Cabrera	18	2	1	2	17	18	(42) BFD	100.00	58.00
14	CRO	CRO83	Sime Fantela Igor Marenic	3	6	7	13	8	21	(34)	92.00	58.00
15	JPN	JPN12	Tetsuya Matsunaga Yugo Yoshida	8	(17)	10	3	10	17	11	76.00	59.00

 

470 Women – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	NZL	NZL75	Jo Aleh Polly Powrie	1	(8)	3	2	2	2	18.00	10.00
2	GBR	GBR321	Sophie Weguelin Eilidh McIntyre	(7)	3	4	3	1	1	19.00	12.00
3	USA	USA1712	Anne Haeger Briana Provancha	5	1	2	1	5	(6)	20.00	14.00
4	FRA	FRA9	Camille Lecointre Hélène Defrance	2	10	(13)	4	7	9	45.00	32.00
5	BRA	BRA177	Fernanda Oliveira Ana Luiza Barbachan	3	14	(15)	15	3	3	53.00	38.00
6	GER	GER72	Annika Bochmann Karoline Göltzer	13	4	(20)	9	9	7	62.00	42.00
7	NED	NED6	Michelle Broekhuizen Marieke Jongens	(24)	2	5	10	15	12	68.00	44.00
8	RUS	RUS97	Alisa Kirilyuk Liudmila Dmitrieva	4	12	12	6	17	(31)	82.00	51.00
9	POL	POL11	Agnieszka Skrzypulec Natalia Wojcik	(28)	6	7	11	20	8	80.00	52.00
10	NED	NED216	Afrodite Kyranakou Anneloes van Veen	15	5	8	8	(52) DNF	22	110.00	58.00
11	CHN	CHN619	Shasha Chen Haiyan Gao	9	9	6	24	10	(30)	88.00	58.00
12	SLO	SLO64	Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol	18	7	11	17	(27)	15	95.00	68.00
13	JPN	JPN1	Ai Kondo Yoshida Miho Yoshioka	20	(22)	19	5	4	21	91.00	69.00
14	BRA	BRA18	Renata Decnop Isabel Swan	14	13	16	(22)	12	14	91.00	69.00
15	CHN	CHN616	Xiaomei XU Lizhu Huang	6	28	1	20	(38)	17	110.00	72.00

 

49er Men – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	NZL	NZL1	Peter Burling Blair Tuke	(16)	1	1	4	5	1	2	5	9	44.00	28.00
2	IRL	IRL99	Ryan Seaton Matthew Mcgovern	3	7	7	6	2	8	(10)	3	3	49.00	39.00
3	GBR	GBR4	Dylan Fletcher Alain Sign	1	3	3	1	4	1	(14)	14	14	55.00	41.00
4	NZL	NZL 2	Marcus Hansen Josh Porebski	5	4	(16)	4	1	2	4	15	7	58.00	42.00
5	ESP	ESP900	Diego Botín Pablo Turrado	6	1	4	7	11	6	3	(13)	4	55.00	42.00
6	FRA	FRA 3	Manu Dyen Stéphane Christidis	4	5	9	7	(12)	8	5	7	6	63.00	51.00
7	AUS	AUS5	Nathan Outteridge Iain Jensen	9	2	5	5	(32)	23	11	2	5	94.00	62.00
8	GBR	GBR10	John Pink Stuart Bithell	5	9	8	10	3	4	12	12	(25)	88.00	63.00
9	FRA	FRA6	Julien D'ortoli Noé Delpech	10	(41) DSQ	2	9	10	17	7	8	2	106.00	65.00
10	GBR	GBR98	David Evans Edward Powys	17	11	3	1	1	(25)	6	18	13	95.00	70.00
11	DEN	DEN30	Jonas Warrer Peter Lang	(20)	10	13	3	10	17	1	1	15	90.00	70.00
12	GER	GER12	Erik Heil Thomas Plößel	(41) UFD	6	7	2	12	7	8	9	19	111.00	70.00
13	GBR	GBR77	Stephen Morrison Chris Grube	(16)	7	9	13	11	2	16	4	16	94.00	78.00
14	ARG	ARG133	Yago Lange Klaus Lange	3	5	6	11	3	10	(24)	21	24	107.00	83.00
15	ITA	ITA26	Ruggero Tita Giacomo Cavalli	(35)	2	6	14	13	4	20	17	8	119.00	84.00

 

49erFX Women – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	BRA	BRA321	Martine Soffiatti Grael Kahena Kunze	1	(14)	1	3	6	2	5	3	8	43.00	29.00
2	GBR	GBR22	Charlotte Dobson Sophie Ainsworth	7	1	4	2	2	1	(22) UFD	9	5	53.00	31.00
3	NZL	NZL 1	Alexandra Maloney Molly Meech	2	(19)	3	6	8	3	6	5	1	53.00	34.00
4	DEN	DEN 11	Ida Marie Baad Nielsen Marie Thusgaard Olsen	6	2	2	(43) UFD	5	4	2	14	9	87.00	44.00
5	DEN	DEN49	Maiken Foght Schütt Anne-Julie Foght Schütt	5	6	5	4	(19)	9	10	12	3	73.00	54.00
6	GER	GER161	Tina Lutz Susann Beucke	4	4	6	5	(22)	5	8	11	11	76.00	54.00
7	NED	NED5	Annemiek Bekkering Annette Duetz	10	7	21	1	1	8	(22) UFD	6	2	78.00	56.00
8	GBR	GBR99	Kate Macgregor Katrina Best	(22)	9	9	10	11	11	1	2	19	94.00	72.00
9	ESP	ESP23	Tamara Echegoyen Berta Betanzos	13	(16)	16	7	12	6	4	1	13	88.00	72.00
10	GBR	GBR8	Frances Peters Nicola Groves	(18)	13	8	15	7	16	12	7	10	106.00	88.00
11	ITA	ITA747	Giulia Conti Francesca Clapcich	3	5	14	(32)	4	17	16	18	16	125.00	93.00
12	AUS	AUS9	Olivia Price Eliza Solly	11	(18)	13	14	3	14	17	10	12	112.00	94.00
13	GER	GER777	Leonie Meyer Elena Christine Stoffers	16	(29)	10	8	16	12	13	15	4	123.00	94.00
14	SWE	SWE381	Lisa Ericson Hanna Klinga	12	20	12	13	10	(43) UFD	7	13	7	137.00	94.00
15	DEN	DEN136	Katja Salskov-Iversen Julie Bossard	9	3	7	(24)	15	22	22 DNF	4	15	121.00	97.00

 

Finn – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	NED	NED842	Pieter-Jan Postma	5	(9)	1	2	1	1	19.00	10.00
2	USA	USA6	Caleb Paine	7	3	3	10	5	(17)	45.00	28.00
3	FRA	FRA29	Thomas Le Breton	9	(15)	5	1	10	4	44.00	29.00
4	NZL	NZL24	Josh Junior	(60) BFD	4	9	7	8	2	90.00	30.00
5	CRO	CRO524	Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic	16	(20)	2	3	13	3	57.00	37.00
6	FRA	FRA112	Jonathan Lobert	1	(28)	7	8	16	6	66.00	38.00
7	EST	EST2	Deniss Karpak	(14)	13	13	6	2	13	61.00	47.00
8	ITA	ITA117	Giorgio Poggi	(60) DNF	16	4	18	3	7	108.00	48.00
9	GRE	GRE77	Ioannis Mitakis	2	1	17	4	25	(60) BFD	109.00	49.00
10	SWE	SWE6	Björn Allansson	23	(33)	12	5	4	5	82.00	49.00
11	SWE	SWE33	Max Salminen	6	(34)	8	9	17	11	85.00	51.00
12	CRO	CRO69	Milan Vujasinovi?	3	5	(22)	11	15	20	76.00	54.00
13	ITA	ITA123	Filippo Baldassari	19	2	10	14	(29)	14	88.00	59.00
14	AUS	AUS41	Jake Lilley	4	11	(60) UFD	17	7	21	120.00	60.00
15	BRA	BRA109	Jorge João Zarif	18	(26)	6	16	6	23	95.00	69.00

 

Laser – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race							Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS199012	Tom Burton	(6)	5	2	1	4	2	5	25.00	19.00
2	NZL	NZL203776	Andy Maloney	(8)	7	1	6	3	1	3	29.00	21.00
3	NED	NED204567	Rutger van Schaardenburg	2	5	6	2	4	6	(10)	35.00	25.00
4	BRA	BRA176622	Robert Scheidt	1	9	7	4	1	(22)	4	48.00	26.00
5	AUS	AUS203770	Matthew Wearn	11	2	1	9	2	8	(51)	84.00	33.00
6	CRO	CRO204731	Tonci Stipanovic	3	4	4	2	1	(26)	23	63.00	37.00
7	FRA	FRA203800	Jean Baptiste Bernaz	1	1	9	15	(63) BFD	5	8	102.00	39.00
8	BRA	BRA203765	Bruno Fontes	3	6	10	8	5	7	(39)	78.00	39.00
9	NZL	NZL196871	Sam Meech	6	2	15	5	6	9	(36)	79.00	43.00
10	SWE	SWE199617	Jesper Stalheim	13	1	16	10 RDG	10 RDG	4	(22)	76.00	54.00
11	GBR	GBR201402	Nick Thompson	9	8	10	9	2	(28)	17	83.00	55.00
12	NOR	NOR204758	Kristian Ruth	7	4	8	16	9	(50)	15	109.00	59.00
13	GER	GER204906	Philipp Buhl	12	10	2	12	7	(49)	18	110.00	61.00
14	NED	NED204566	Nicholas Heiner	(23)	11	12	6	10	11	12	85.00	62.00
15	USA	USA182345	Charlie Buckingham	5	16	8	11	(17)	16	7	80.00	63.00

 

Laser Radial – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race							Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Total	Net
1	BEL	BEL202970	Evi Van Acker	(5)	1	1	1	1	2	3	14.00	9.00
2	NED	NED204276	Marit Bouwmeester	(5)	1	1	3	1	3	2	16.00	11.00
3	BLR	BLR204706	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	2	2	(9)	2	2	9	5	31.00	22.00
4	FIN	FIN202670	Tuula Tenkanen	4	3	3	6	2	(8)	6	32.00	24.00
5	TUR	TUR202611	Cagla Donertas	3	3	2	6	5	6	(15)	40.00	25.00
6	AUS	AUS203769	Ashley Stoddart	4	6	6	7	3	1	(16)	43.00	27.00
7	DEN	DEN201407	Anne-Marie Rindom	1	5	9	4	13	(19)	8	59.00	40.00
8	GBR	GBR195123	Hannah Snellgrove	10	2	16	5	3	(17)	4	57.00	40.00
9	DEN	DEN204750	Sarah Gunni Toftedal	14	(16)	6	3	6	4	9	58.00	42.00
10	SWE	SWE202659	Josefin Olsson	13	8	11	2	4	5	(17)	60.00	43.00
11	ITA	ITA206212	Silvia Zennaro	8	8	2	7	6	13	(18)	62.00	44.00
12	IRL	IRL199417	Annalise Murphy	1	28	3	1	(41) UFD	14	1	89.00	48.00
13	CRO	CRO199055	Tina Mihelic	2	9	11	8	8	10	(13)	61.00	48.00
14	USA	USA197111	Paige Railey	6	4	5	10	(23)	15	14	77.00	54.00
15	FRA	FRA202124	Amélie Riou	9	(14)	14	9	4	11	7	68.00	54.00

 

Nacra 17 – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS64	Darren Bundock Nina Curtis	1	4	4	3	2	1	4	3	(18)	40.00	22.00
2	FRA	FRA 1	Billy Besson Marie Riou	2	1	1	(19)	1	5	3	8	2	42.00	23.00
3	ITA	ITA200	Vittorio Bissaro Silvia Sicouri	5	(7)	7	2	3	6	1	1	5	37.00	30.00
4	SUI	SUI41	Matías Bühler Nathalie Brugger	3	2	10	1	7	2	(21)	5	4	55.00	34.00
5	GBR	GBR60	Ben Saxton Hannah Diamond	1	4	2	5	1	1	10	11	(16)	51.00	35.00
6	FRA	FRA65	Moana Vaireaux Manon Audinet	7	3	5	1	3	3	5	(13)	9	49.00	36.00
7	GBR	GBR56	Lucy Macgregor Andrew Walsh	14	2	4	8	5	4	(34)	4	1	76.00	42.00
8	AUS	AUS158	Euan McNicol Lucinda Whitty	2	6	3	86	8	(15)	2	7	6	57.00	42.00
9	GBR	GBR58	Pippa Wilson John Gimson	7	1	2	3	6	(16)	12	9	3	59.00	43.00
10	AUT	AUT35	Thomas Zajac Tanja Chiara Frank	4	5	1	6	9	2	7	(12)	10	56.00	44.00
11	NED	NED213	Renee Groeneveld Steven Krol	4	6	6	10	4	4	(15)	2	13	64.00	49.00
12	AUS	AUS133	Jason Waterhouse Lisa Darmanin	13	8	3	2	8	12	(19)	6	12	83.00	64.00
13	DEN	DEN17	Allan Norregaard Line Just Emsvang	9	3	13	12	10	5	8	15	(40) DNF	115.00	75.00
14	NZL	NZL222	Gemma Jones Jason Saunders	14	8	5	13	14	7	13	(18)	7	99.00	81.00
15	ARG	ARG226	Santiago Lange Cecilia Carranza Saroli	12	14	7	4	7	8	(36)	19	17	124.00	88.00

 

RS:X Men – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	POL	POL82	Piotr Myszka	1	1	1	2	1	1	2	4	(7)	20.00	13.00
2	POL	POL182	Pawel Tarnowski	2	4	4	5	(8)	2	1	8	1	35.00	27.00
3	NED	NED9	Kiran Badloe	1	3	6	3	4	5	3	3	(12)	40.00	28.00
4	GBR	GBR1	Nick Dempsey	5	5	5	4	1	3	(28)	5	2	58.00	30.00
5	FRA	FRA3	Thomas Goyard	3	3	3	1	2	8	5	6	(33)	64.00	31.00
6	NED	NED8	Dorian Van Rijsselberge	3	1	2	2	7	1	6	(11)	10	43.00	32.00
7	GER	GER3	Toni Wilhelm	4	2	1	3	6	4	(9)	7	5	41.00	32.00
8	POL	POL126	Przemyslaw Miarczynski	4	2	2	4	13	4	(14)	1	4	48.00	34.00
9	ISR	ISR11	Shahar Zubari	(8)	6	8	6	3	3	7	2	8	51.00	43.00
10	BRA	BRA1	Ricardo Santos	2	4	5	9	5	7	(15)	9	11	67.00	52.00
11	GBR	GBR931	Tom Squires	8	6	4	1	2	8	(30)	21	6	86.00	56.00
12	HKG	HKG2	Ho Tsun Leung	7	7	9	11	4	11	4	10	(14)	77.00	63.00
13	NOR	NOR7	Sebastian Wang-Hansen	7	5	3	10	6	2	23	14	(27)	97.00	70.00
14	FRA	FRA51	Igor De L'hermite	10	11	7	10	3	10	11	(24)	13	99.00	75.00
15	LTU	LTU14	Juozas Bernotas	12	9	8	9	8	9	17	(28)	9	109.00	81.00

 

RS:X Women – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	CHN	CHN5	Jiahui Wu	(14)	1	3	1	7	2	1	5	1	35.00	21.00
2	GER	GER7	Moana Delle	(8)	7	4	3	1	5	4	2	8	42.00	34.00
3	POL	POL7	Maja Dziarnowska	6	2	1	2	3	7	8	8	(22)	59.00	37.00
4	POL	POL8	Zofia Noceti-Klepacka	4	5	15	9	4	1	2	(21)	4	65.00	44.00
5	ITA	ITA46	Flavia Tartaglini	1	4	14	6	2	3	9	9	(25)	73.00	48.00
6	ESP	ESP1	Blanca Manchon	(60) DNC	15	10	8	18	4	5	3	2	125.00	65.00
7	POL	POL104	Kamila Smektala	3	13	12	(17)	14	6	6	1	17	89.00	72.00
8	CHN	CHN3	Qiaoshan Weng	5	(25)	16	15	8	18	3	4	10	104.00	79.00
9	CHN	CHN2	Manjia Zheng	2	19	17	4	5	16	13	15	(32)	123.00	91.00
10	FRA	FRA22	Eugénie Ricard	(36)	10	7	12	23	12	11	14	5	130.00	94.00
11	AUS	AUS254	Joanna Sterling	9	9	8	13	22	10	20	(34)	6	131.00	97.00
12	MEX	MEX9	Demita Vega de Lille	16	12	26	5	6	11	(29)	12	13	130.00	101.00
13	CHN	CHN1	Peina Chen	17	3	(38)	25	10	9	10	25	3	140.00	102.00
14	HKG	HKG5	Hei Man Hayley Victoria Chan	10	14	6	10	9	17	(27)	11	27	131.00	104.00
15	NZL	NZL8	Natalia Kosinska	12	(60) OCS	2	7	17	8	14	13	36	169.00	109.00

 

Sonar – Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	GBR	GBR1	John Robertson Hannah Stodel Stephen Thomas	3	2	2	1	(4)	2	14.00	10.00
2	FRA	FRA840	Bruno Jourdren Nicolas Vimont Vicary Eric Flageul	2	(5)	1	2	3	4	17.00	12.00
3	NOR	NOR1	Aleksander Wang-Hansen Per Eugen Kristiansen Marie Solberg	4	4	(5)	4	1	1	19.00	14.00
4	AUS	AUS1	Colin Harrison John Harris Russell Boaden	1	(9) OCS	6	3	2	3	24.00	15.00
5	GER	GER11	Jens Kroker Siegmund Mainka Robert Prem	5	1	4	5	5	(7)	27.00	20.00
6	IRL	IRL844	John C Twomey Austin O'Carroll Ian Costelloe	(7)	3	7	6	7	5	35.00	28.00
7	NED	NED1	Marcel van de Veen Mischa Rossen Miranda Wevers	6	7	3	(8)	6	6	36.00	28.00
8	GBR	GBR747	Craig Wood Luke Sinnott Steven Palmer	(8)	6	8	7	8	8	45.00	37.00

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