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ISAF Match Race Rankings for 18 June 2014

by ISAF on 18 Jun 2014
Camilla Ulrikkeholm of the Royal Danish Yacht Club WIMRS Media
The ISAF Match Race Rankings for 18 June 2014 have been released. Camilla Ulrikkeholm (DEN) holds on to her World #1 position in the Women's ISAF Match Race World Rankings whilst Ian Williams (GBR) returns to the top of the Open Rankings.

There is no change in the top two of the Women's rankings as Camilla Ulrikkelhom (DEN) holds off new World Champion Anna Kjellberg (SWE) to retain the world number one position.

With three victories needed to win the final of the 2014 ISAF Women's Match Racing World Championship, Ulrikkeholm gained an early advantage by winning the first match of the final. The second meeting ended in a fierce fight around the course, but Kjellberg kept control and passed the finish line one boat length ahead of her opponent.

When the Swedes won the third match, they put Ulrikkeholm under great pressure to break back. In the fourth match the Danes got away ahead, but Kjellberg was allowed to tack away for clear air, found an advantageous wind shift and passed into a leading position which she was able to maintain to the finish.

The only two skippers in the top five to count results from the maximum eight events, Ulrikkeholm and Kjellberg will be chased down by new talent as the 2014 season unfolds. The celebrations on Kjellberg's team were particularly poignant for bowman Annika Carlunger who has no less than seven World Championship silver medals and finally celebrated standing on top of the podium.

In the Petit Final, Caroline Sylvan (SWE) put up a tough fight against Stephanie Roble (USA) but the American crew proved the strongest. With a world championship bronze medal in her pocket, Roble climbs two places to world number three. Fourth place for Sylvan takes her up two places to world number six.

The only other women's event adding points for this ranking release is the Grade 3 New Zealand National Championship. A silver medal in Auckland and eighth place at the World Championship sees Claudia Pierce (NZL) moving up six places to a career best at World #9. The 2014 New Zealand national champion is Susannah Pyatt (NZL) who climbs twelve places up to World #21.

Match racing - Women - Wednesday 18 June 2014

 

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Ulrikkeholm Camilla

DEN

Louise Ulrikkeholm
Josefine Boel Rasmussen
Joan Hansen
Trine Palludan

8

1

1

9616

2

Kjellberg Anna

SWE

Karin Almquist
Johanna Larsson
Linnéa Wennergren
Annie Wennergren
Vanja Lundberg
Annika Carlunger

8

2

2

8860

3

Roble Stephanie

USA

 

6

5

3

6990

4

Macgregor Lucy

GBR

Annie Lush
Kate Macgregor

7

3

1

6878

5

Meldgaard Pedersen Lotte

DEN

Susanne Boidin
Tina Schmidt

5

4

1

6035

6

Sylvan Caroline

SWE

 

8

8

6

5811

7

Bennett Milly

AUS

 

8

9

7

4436

8

Bezel Alexa

SUI

Corinne Meyer
Manon Kivell
Romy Hasler
Laurane Mettraux

7

6

6

4412

9

Pierce Claudia

NZL

Aimee Famularo
Paige Maree Cook
Janelle Peat
Hannah Louise Osborne

8

15

9

4083

10

Le Berre Anne-claire

FRA

Alice Ponsar
Myrtille Ponge

5

17

5

3943

11

Tams Noora

FIN

 

8

12

11

3798

12

Bossard Julie

FRA

 

5

11

3

3695

13

Zuiderbaan Klaartje

NED

 

4

43

2

3624

14

Lim Denise

SIN

 

8

14

14

3528

15

Skudina Ekaterina

RUS

Ekaterina Chashchina
Tatiana Lartseva
Silke Hahlbrock
Elena Syuzeva
Vera Dubina
Elena Vorobeva

6

7

2

3490

16

Martin Rayshele

AUS

 

5

18

16

3130

17

Leroy Claire

FRA

Marie Riou
Elodie Bertrand

4

10

1

3123

18

Senfft Juliana

BRA

 

5

16

11

3030

19

Ramm-schmidt Nina

FIN

 

8

20

19

2937

20

Breault Nicole

USA

 

5

25

20

2783

 

http://www.sailing.org/rankings_table.php?includeref=ranking22666&rankdiscipline=1&ranktype=3&rankclass=0&rankdate=latest&utm_source=ISAF+Press&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Match+Race+Rankings+-+18+June+2014" target="_blank">Click here for the full Women's Rankings


It's very tight at the top of the open rankings and after a brief spell at number two, Ian williams (GBR) returns to the top spot in this release but with a margin of just 60 points.

Williams has fired out of the blocks in 2014 with four regatta wins and two second place finishes so far this year. A win at Match Race Germany, the first event of the 2014 Alpari World Match Racing Tour (WMRT), plus two ISAF Grade 2 regatta wins add points for Williams and shows his intent for the season.

Displaced back to world number two, Taylor Canfield (ISV) finished seventh in Langenargen, Germany. As the Alpari World Match Racing Tour gathers place the Canfield-Williams battle for the world number one position will be one to watch in the next issues of the ISAF World Match Race Rankings.

In a rematch of the Match Race Germany final, Keith Swinton (AUS) defeated Williams at the ISAF Grade 2 Royal Southern Match Cup in Hamble, Great Britain and climbs back to his career best position of world number three.

As Helsinki, Finland prepares to host the 2014 ISAF Youth Match Racing World Championship next month, challenger Chris Steele (NZL) claims another five places on the open rankings to move up to World #17 following a win at the ISAF Grade 2 Chicago Match Cup Qualifier.

The highest ranked competitor will be Joachim Aschenbrenner (DEN) who picked up second place at the Grade 2 J80 Open Spring Cup in Helsinki and the regatta win at GKSS Spring Cup in Langedrag, Sweden to boost himself two more places up the rankings to World #12. The win in Langedrag also gives Aschenbrenner one of two qualification places to the next Alpari WMRT event, Stena Match Cup Sweden. Viktor Ogemn (SWE) takes the other place and holds firm inside the top 20 at #19.

Match racing - Open - Wednesday 18 June 2014

 

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Williams Ian

GBR

 

8

2

1

11490

2

Canfield Taylor

ISV

 

8

1

1

11430

3

Swinton Keith

AUS

 

8

7

3

10430

4

Richard Mathieu

FRA

 

8

4

1

10410

5

Hansen Bjorn

SWE

 

8

3

2

10409

6

Robertson Philip

NZL

 

8

5

4

9787

7

Sehested Nicolai

DEN

 

8

6

6

9629

8

Morvan Pierre-antoine

FRA

 

8

11

3

9277

9

Monnin Eric

SUI

 

8

9

9

9158

10

Lindberg Staffan

FIN

 

8

10

5

9102

11

Gilmour David

AUS

 

8

12

11

8830

12

Aschenbrenner Joachim

DEN

 

8

14

12

8801

13

Tarnacki Przemek

POL

 

8

8

8

8607

14

Minoprio Adam

NZL

 

8

13

1

8591

15

Berntsson Johnie

SWE

 

8

19

6

8321

16

Corbett Reuben

NZL

 

8

15

10

8234

17

Steele Chris

NZL

 

8

22

17

8127

18

Stanczyk Marek

POL

 

8

16

13

8127

19

Ogeman Viktor

SWE

 

8

17

17

8025

20

Basic Tomislav

CRO

 

8

20

10

7913

 

http://www.sailing.org/rankings_table.php?includeref=ranking22666&rankdiscipline=1&ranktype=1&rankclass=0&rankdate=latest&utm_source=ISAF+Press&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Match+Race+Rankings+-+18+June+2014" target="_blank">Click here for the full Open Rankings.
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