ISAF World Sailing Rankings for 28 July 2014

by ISAF on 29 Jul 2014 The ISAF World Sailing Rankings for 28 July 2014 have been released. World number two pair Ida Marie Nielsen and Marie Thusgaard Olsen (DEN) applied some pressure to world number one pair Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze (BRA) after they took European gold on their home waters.

The Danes came from behind to steal final day gold and sit 67 points behind the Brazilians in the 49erFX Rankings.

Annemiek Bekkering and Annette Duetz (NED) were victors at the 100-point Sail for Gold regatta and move up to world number five from World #11.

Spain's Tamara Echegoyen and Berta Betanzos also reaped the rewards of 100-point regatta success. The pair won gold at Kieler Woche and climb up three spots to world number six.

Jonas Warrer and Anders Thomsen (DEN) hold on to world number one in the 49er after they finished fifth at the 49er European Championship but the stand out performers at the moment are Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (NZL).

The Kiwis hold a perfect score of 700 but only count four regattas and as a result sit world number four. Burling and Tuke have won four consecutive 49er regattas yet those above them count more regattas to their point's total.

There is no change in the top three with the Danes leading the way followed by John Pink and Stuart Bithell (GBR) and Julien D'ortoli and Noe Delpech (FRA).

Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS) have moved back to world number one in the Men's 470 after taking gold at the Open European Championship in Athens, Greece.

The Australians had lost their world number one status when the rankings were last released as they only counted five regattas but now they count the full six and are 39 points clear at the top.

Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (GRE) had the better of the Australians at the 100-point Kieler Woche regatta and leapfrog many of their rivals up to world number two.

With plenty of points available across four graded 470 regattas over the current period there are numerous changes of position throughout.

Camille Lecointre and Helene Defrance maintain their world number one status following a seventh at the Open Europeans. Behind the French duo there are plenty of changes after the 100-point regatta.

Lara Vadlau and Jolanta Ogar (AUT) took the title in Athens and move up to world number six having taken the full 100-points available.

ISAF Rolex World Sailors of the Year Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie (NZL) count five regattas to their points total and are at world number two. The Kiwis finished third at the Open Europeans to end their unbeaten run that included four regattas.

Former world number one pair Fernanda Oliveira and Ana Luiza Barbachan (BRA) finished sixth at the Open Euros and move up five places to world number nine. The Brazilians count four regattas to their total.

Kieler Woche gold medallists Annina Wagner and Lisa Panuschka (GER) picked up full points and sit at World #24.

Ricardo Santos (BRA) remains at world number one in the Men's RS:X with four strong results from ISAF Sailing World Cup regattas to his name.

Poland's Piotr Myszka climbs up the rankings to world number five having taken the honours at the RS:X European Championship, a 100-point regatta, in Cesme, Turkey.

Nick Dempsey (GBR) was victorious at the 100-point Sail for Gold but only counts three regattas to his point's total. He sits at World #16.

The experienced Julien Bontemps (FRA) and Maksym Oberemko (UKR) move into the top 25 following a steady start to the European racing season.

Flavia Tartaglini (ITA), Bryony Shaw (GBR) and Laura Linares (ITA) have been the most consistent performers over the 12 month period and retain their spots at world number one, number two and number three.

Charline Picon (FRA) stormed to the European title in Cesme, Turkey at the start of July and counting four regattas she sits at World #10. Marina Alabau (ESP) finished second to the French racer in Turkey and is at World #35.

Croatia's Tonci Stipanovic moves up to world number one in the Laser after taking gold at the Laser European Championship on his home waters.

The Croatian has been in fine form over the last 12 months and warmed up for the Santander 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championship with a convincing European victory in Split, Croatia.

Great Britain's Nick Thompson took bronze in Split and solidifies his spot at world number two whilst silver medallist Rutger van Schaardenburg (NED) is at World #21.

Germany's Svenja Weger was the surprise package at the Laser Radial European Championship revelling in the light breeze as she took three bullets out of six races to take gold.

The German was rewarded with 17 place rise up the rankings, going from World #45 up to World #28.

Marit Bouwmeester (NED) finished fifth at the Laser Radial Europeans in Split and as a result retains her world number one status. There is no change in the top five with the Dutch sailor leading world number two Evi Van Acker, world number three Tatiana Drozdovskaya (BLR), world number four Anne Marie Rindom and world number five Nazli Cagla Donertas.

Italy's Michele Paoletti holds onto world number one in the Finn on 846, two points clear of world number two Bjorn Allansson (SWE).

Giles Scott (GBR) is the in-form Finn racer at the moment and has five consecutive regatta victories to his name. Scott is at World #14 on a perfect points total of 700. The Briton took gold at the 100-point Sail for Gold regatta and is looking impressive ahead of the Santander 2014 ISAF Worlds.

Estonia's Deniss Karpak took the honours at the months other 100-point regatta, Kieler Woche, and as a result moves up to world number five.

Iker Martinez and Tara Pacheco (ESP) took their first major Nacra 17 title with victory at the European Championship in La Grand Motte, France. The pair have steadily improved in the Nacra 17 and will be ones to watch at the Santander 2014 ISAF Worlds in September. They move up one place to World #11 following their European success.

Italy's Vittorio Bissaro and Silvia Sicouri have a firm grip on world number one after they took gold at Kieler Woche. They continue to be followed by Ben Saxton and Hannah Diamond (GBR) and Thomas Zajac and Tanja Frank (AUT) who are at world number two and number three.

Lucy Macgregor and Andrew Walsh (GBR) won gold at Sail for Gold and as a result move up one place to world number eight.

Fleet racing - Men - 470 - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Mathew Belcher	AUS	William Ryan	6	5	1	985
2	Panagiotis Mantis	GRE	Pavlos Kagialis	6	6	2	946
3	Sime Fantela	CRO	Igor Marenic	6	1	1	932
4	Luke Patience	GBR	Joe Glanfield Elliot Willis	6	3	3	913
5	Sofian Bouvet	FRA	Jeremie Mion	6	2	2	903
6	Stuart Mcnay	USA	David Hughes	6	8	3	901
7	Anton Dahlberg	SWE	Fredrik Bergström	6	4	1	888
8	Lucas Calabrese	ARG	Juan De La Fuente	5	7	2	866
9	Joonas Lindgren	FIN	Niklas Lindgren	6	9	6	829
10	Pierre Leboucher	FRA	Nicolas Le Berre	6	10	4	813

 

Fleet racing - Women - 470 - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Camille Lecointre	FRA	Mathilde Geron Hélène Defrance	6	1	1	941
2	Jo Aleh	NZL	Polly Powrie	5	2	1	896
3	Tina Mrak	SLO	Veronika Macarol	6	5	3	829
4	Anne Haeger	USA	Briana Provancha	6	4	1	825
5	Sophie Weguelin	GBR	Eilidh Mcintyre	5	3	1	744
6	Lara Vadlau	AUT	Jolanta Ogar	6	8	1	696
7	Renata Decnop	BRA	Isabel Swan	6	9	7	672
8	Alisa Kirilyuk	RUS	Liudmila Dmitrieva	6	11	8	665
9	Fernanda Oliveira	BRA	Ana Luiza Barbachan	4	14	1	626
10	Michelle Broekhuizen	NED	Marieke Jongens Josca Hummel	5	6	6	622

 

Fleet racing - Men - 49er - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Jonas Warrer	DEN	Peter Lang	6	1	1	955
2	John Pink	GBR	Simon Wheeler Stuart Bithell	6	2	2	923
3	Julien D'ortoli	FRA	Noé Delpech	6	3	1	899
4	Stephen Morrison	GBR	Ben Rhodes Chris Grube	6	5	1	858
5	Dylan Fletcher-scott	GBR	Alain Sign	6	4	1	838
6	David Evans	GBR	Edward Powys	6	16	2	797
7	Carl P Sylvan	SWE	Otto Hamel	6	6	6	797
8	Lauri Lehtinen	FIN	Kalle Bask Miikka Pennanen	6	7	7	755
9	Erik Heil	GER	Thomas Plößel	6	9	2	752
10	Pavle Kostov	CRO	Petar Cupac	6	10	1	745

 

Fleet racing - Women - 49erFX - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Martine Soffiatti Grael	BRA	Kahena Kunze	6	1	1	976
2	Ida Marie Baad Nielsen	DEN	Marie Thusgaard Olsen	6	2	2	910
3	Sarah Steyaert	FRA	Julie Bossard	6	7	3	838
4	Frances Peters	GBR	Nicola Groves	6	3	3	832
5	Annemiek Bekkering	NED	Claire Blom Annette Duetz	6	11	5	827
6	Tamara Echegoyen	ESP	Berta Betanzos	6	9	6	806
7	Olivia Price	AUS	Caitlin Elks Eliza Solly	6	4	4	800
8	Charlotte Dobson	GBR	Sophie Ainsworth	6	5	2	798
9	Jena Hansen	DEN	Katja Salskov-iversen	6	8	5	789
10	Giulia Conti	ITA	Francesca Clapcich	6	6	2	777

 

Fleet racing - Men - Laser - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Tonci Stipanovic	CRO		6	3	1	989
2	Nick Thompson	GBR		6	2	1	940
3	Pavlos Kontides	CYP		6	5	3	937
4	Bruno Fontes	BRA		6	4	2	936
5	Robert Scheidt	BRA		5	1	1	880
6	Francesco Marrai	ITA		6	11	6	855
7	Jean Baptiste Bernaz	FRA		6	9	4	847
8	Nicholas Heiner	NED		6	8	8	843
9	Karl-martin Rammo	EST		6	12	6	842
10	Tom Burton	AUS		5	14	1	836

 

Fleet racing - Women - Laser Radial - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Marit Bouwmeester	NED		6	1	1	949
2	Evi Van Acker	BEL		6	2	1	942
3	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	BLR		6	3	1	894
4	Anne-marie Rindom	DEN		6	4	4	861
5	Nazli Cagla Donertas	TUR		6	5	4	857
6	Tuula Tenkanen	FIN		6	7	2	830
7	Amélie Riou	FRA		6	8	6	814
8	Tina Mihelic	CRO		6	13	4	809
9	Emma Plasschaert	BEL		6	9	4	808
10	Marie Bolou	FRA		6	11	7	801

 

Fleet racing - Men - Finn - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Michele Paoletti	ITA		6	3	1	846
2	Björn Allansson	SWE		6	5	2	844
3	Thomas Le Breton	FRA		6	4	3	819
4	Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic	CRO		6	1	1	818
5	Deniss Karpak	EST		6	7	3	816
6	Jorge João Zarif	BRA		5	8	6	803
7	Jonathan Lobert	FRA		6	9	5	778
8	Oliver Tweddell	AUS		5	2	1	768
9	Jake Lilley	AUS		6	10	7	754
10	Giorgio Poggi	ITA		6	11	6	753

 

Fleet racing - Mixed - Nacra 17 - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Vittorio Bissaro	ITA	Silvia Sicouri	6	1	1	975
2	Ben Saxton	GBR	Hannah Diamond	6	2	1	935
3	Thomas Zajac	AUT	Tanja Chiara Frank	6	3	1	923
4	Billy Besson	FRA	Marie Riou	6	10	1	886
5	Jason Waterhouse	AUS	Lisa Darmanin	6	4	4	842
6	Pippa Wilson	GBR	John Gimson	6	5	5	839
7	Moana Vaireaux	FRA	Manon Audinet	6	6	1	820
8	Euan Mcnicol	AUS	Lucinda Whitty	6	7	7	814
9	Lucy Macgregor	GBR	Andrew Walsh Tom Phipps	6	8	2	811
10	Matías Bühler	SUI	Nathalie Brugger	6	9	5	803

 

Fleet racing - Men - RS:X - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Ricardo Santos	BRA		4	1	1	660
2	Mattia Camboni	ITA		6	2	2	633
3	Marcantonio Baglione	ITA		6	5	3	569
4	Tom Squires	GBR		6	4	3	564
5	Piotr Myszka	POL		5	6	3	546
6	Sebastian Wang-hansen	NOR		6	7	6	544
7	Joe Bennett	GBR		6	11	7	537
8	Thomas Goyard	FRA		4	10	8	528
9	Pawel Tarnowski	POL		5	8	8	523
10	Toni Wilhelm	GER		4	22	5	518

 

Fleet racing - Women - RS:X - Monday 28 July 2014

Pos ↑ ↓	Name ↑ ↓	Country ↑ ↓	Crew	Events ↑ ↓	Previous ↑ ↓	Best	Points ↑ ↓
1	Flavia Tartaglini	ITA		5	1	1	738
2	Bryony Shaw	GBR		5	2	1	720
3	Laura Linares	ITA		5	3	3	636
4	Moana Delle	GER		5	4	1	566
5	Natalia Kosinska	NZL		5	14	5	563
6	Peina Chen	CHN		3	5	5	554
7	Demita Vega De Lille	MEX		5	11	7	551
8	Eugénie Ricard	FRA		5	6	5	541
9	Jiahui Wu	CHN		3	7	7	540
10	Charline Picon	FRA		4	8	3	532

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