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Argentine continues Laser World form in Qingdao

by Rob Kothe on 12 Aug 2008
Lasers from the foreshore Sail-World.com /AUS http://www.sail-world.com
Argentina's Julio Alsogaray cleared out from the 43 boat Laser fleet in the first race of the 2008 Beijing Olympic sailing regatta sailed in Qingdao today.

Alsogaray, who was second in the 2008 Laser World Championship sailed in Australia last February, gave the fleet a light weather sailing lesson.

The race started in a six knot south easterly. Alsogaray picked the shift perfectly to lead at the first mark and extended though the race. Andrew Murdoch (NZL) was second at the first mark and held that place to the finish line, crossing 40 seconds behind the winner.

Chile’s Matias Del Solar was third. Britains Paul Goodison considered to be amongst the best light weather sailors in the fleet finished 15th and 2007 and 2008 World Champion Tom Slingsby who was a shattering 35th at the top of the first beat climbed back to 21st overall.

1 ARG
Julio Alsogaray
1
2 NZL
Andrew Murdoch
2
3 CHI
Matias Del Solar
3
4 TUR
Kemal Muslubas
4
5 POR
Gustavo Lima
5
6 ITA
Diana Daniela Raponi
6
7 SWE
Rasmus Myrgren
7
8 CYP
Pavlos Kontides
8
9 POL
Maciej Grabowski
9
10 NOR
Kristian Ruth
10
11 RUS
Igor Lisovenko
11
12 URU
Alejandro Foglia
12
13 CAN
Michael Leigh
13
14 USA
Andrew Campbell
14
15 GBR
Paul Goodison
15
16 EST
Deniss Karpak
16
17 ESP
Javier Hernandez
17
18 DEN
Anders Nyholm
18
19 FRA
Jean Baptiste Bernaz
19
20 ISV
Thomas Barrows
20
21 AUS
Tom Slingsby
21
22 GRE
Evangelos Chimonas
22
23 KOR
Jeemin Ha
23
24 SLO
Vasilij Zbogar
24
25 FIN
Pierre Angelo Collura
25
26 CRO
Luka Radelic
26
27 HUN
Zsombor Berecz
27
28 AUT
Andreas Geritzer
28
29 CZE
Martin Trcka
29
30 LUX
Marc Schmit
30
31 BRA
Bruno Fontes
31
32 NED
Rutger van Schardenburg
32
33 SEY
Allan Julie
33
34 SUI
Christoph Bottoni
34
35 SIN
Seng Leong Koh
35
36 JPN
Yoichi Iijima
36
37 DOM
Raul Aguayo
37
38 UAE
Mohammad Adil Khalid
38
39 VEN
Jose Miguel Ruiz
39
40 CHN
Sheng Shen
40
41 BAR
Gregory Douglas
41
42 MAS
Kevin Lim
44
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