ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca - Down to the business end + Video

by Daniel Smith, ISAF on 5 Apr 2014 It was down to the business end of proceedings at the Trofeo Princesa Sofia - ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca as the final series concluded with Saturday 5 April’s Medal Races to decide the honours. Helena Lucas (GBR) took the 2.4mR gold as the Paralympic event concluded racing whilst Nacra 17, Laser Radial and Women’s RS:X gold medals were sealed with a day to spare.

A strong morning breeze, precipitation and cloud cover were present early on in the day but as proceedings progressed the westerly breeze gradually decreased. Warm temperatures and sun meant a few extra smiles in the boat parks in the afternoon with a range of 8-15 knots on Palma Bay.

Helena Lucas (GBR) took gold in the 2.4mR despite losing out to compatriot Megan Pascoe (GBR) in all three races on the final day of Paralympic event sailing as Pascoe was made to settle for silver.

Lucas took an 11th and two thirds as she won by three points, 'The first race was a complete nightmare. We were really close to the shore and the wind died – there were some crazy shifts going on and I was just relieved when that race was over,' confessed the 38-year-old.

'It was one of those painful races where whatever I did was wrong.

'It’s been one of those days where it felt like everything was stacked against you a little bit, but it was a solid third in the other two races.

'I knew I just needed to kind of keep in solid and finish inside the top three in both of those races and it would all be fine, but it was definitely a tricky day.'

Norway’s Bjornar Erikstad took the day and won all three of the 2.4mR races finishing ahead of Pascoe who picked up three second places. Erikstad’s final day performance ensured a bronze for the Norwegian.

2013 World Champions Billy Besson and Marie Riou (FRA) won gold in the Nacra 17 with a day to spare.

Besson and Riou finished out of the top eight spots for the first time on the penultimate day of racing with a 31st in Race 10. They discarded the result and came back stronger in Race 11 to take the bullet. A seventh in the 12th race of the series sealed the deal ahead of the Medal Race.

ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami gold medallists Vittorio Bissaro and Silvia Sicouri (ITA) came out flying to post a 2-2-3 and move into second overall. Thomas Zajac and Tanja Frank (AUT) moved up into third as overnight podium holders Darren Bundock and Nina Curtis (AUS) and Franck Cammas and Sophie de Turckheim (FRA) slipped out of the medal spots.

Marit Bouwmeester’s (NED) consistent week of racing paid off as she sealed the deal in the Laser Radial. Bouwmeester only finished out of the top three twice all week and only two seventh place finishes, one of which she discards, scars an excellent score card.

The Dutch sailor tops the leader board on 22 points followed by Finland’s Tuula Tenkanen on 48 points and Evi Van Acker (BEL) on 62 points.

Three races took place on the fifth day of racing with the race victories going to Van Acker, Maria Erdi (HUN) and Marie Barrue (FRA).

Charline Picon (FRA) showed that consistency pays dividends within the Women’s RS:X fleet and holds an unassailable 42 point lead to take gold with a day to spare.

The French racer finished in the top nine in all of the 12 Women’s RS:X races building up to the Medal Race and will take to the race course on the final day without any pressure.

It’s a different case behind the French girl with seven points splitting second to fifth. Lilian De Geus (NED), Blanca Manchon (ESP), Bryony Shaw (GBR) and Flavia Tartaglini (ITA) all have a fighting chance of taking a podium spot which will make for an intriguing Medal Race.

Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (NZL) extended their lead over Denmark’s Jonas Warrer and Peter Lang to 21 points after three 49er races on the penultimate day. Dylan Fletcher and Alain Sign (GBR) leap frogged Niko Delle-Karth and Nikolaus Resch (AUT) into third.

'It was a complete range of conditions and we’re happy to come away with two firsts and a tenth,' said Tuke. 'It was a tricky day; there was a lot of left over waves from the storm yesterday. The wind started off quite strong but it was offset of the waves and then it dropped and went left. We had to keep our head out of the boat and try to understand what was going on with the clouds and why it was shifting left.

'We did that quite nicely in the first race and the last race but mucked up in the middle race.'

With 30 points on the table on the final day Tuke knows that despite their handsome lead the job is not done, 'Three more races tomorrow so there’s a lot left to play for. I think the Danish boys and another couple will still be in the hunt. It will be a good day tomorrow. The Medal Races are great fun and we’re happy to be a part of it.'

Warrer and Lang came into Mallorca with good form and are 14 points clear of third. On the final day they will push the Kiwis for top honours. Warrer said, 'We won in Miami and won the North Americans so we came here to be in the top and we feel like we can beat the best. We’re happy with where we are and we’re pushing as hard as we can to catch the New Zealand guys.'

Ahead of racing Austria’s Delle Karth recognised the importance of the fifth day of racing. Before racing commenced Delle-Karth said, 'I think today is going to be a crucial day and challenging conditions. We want to attack the front, be safe and make the same as the last few days.'

Unfortunately for the Austrians they were 18th, eighth and 18th and fell to fourth overall as Fletcher and Sign took the initiative.

Unsurprisingly the Brits were happy to move into the podium positions, 'All week we’ve been going in with the thought of being able to get close to medalling on the last day and now we can actually achieve that,' said Sign, 'Everything we’ve done this week has been leading into that and I think tomorrow will be when the real game starts to happen, it should be fun.'

Three 49er single point races will bring the skiff action to a close on 5 April 2014.

Despite holding onto their lead Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze (BRA) admitted to finding the going tough in three 49erFX races, 'Everybody has had bad days, we had ours today,' said Kunze. 'Today was a little bit more difficult. The direction of the wind was changing all the time but I’m happy because we’ve had a really nice week of racing. We’ve done what we wanted to do and reach our goals.'

The Brazilians recorded a seventh, a discarded 20th and a final race bullet to go into three final 49erFX races with a four point lead over Ida Marie Baad Nielsen and Marie Thusgaard Olsen (DEN). On the final day Kunze added, 'We’ll sail our best and see what happens.'

Nielsen and Olsen put themselves to within touching distance of the Brazilians after three bullets the day prior but were unable to capitalise and take the initiative. They discard a 19th in the opening race of the day and count a 12th and a third. Olsen said, 'The racing so far has been really good, we are second overall at the moment and we are happy with that.'

Charlotte Dobson and Sophie Ainsworth (GBR) are third overall on 77 points.

Sime Fantela and Igor Marenic (CRO) took hold of the Men’s 470 after displaying superb consistency on the penultimate day.

The Croatians started the day brightly and in the first race they trailed behind in eighth at the first mark. They fought hard to work their way up the pack and on the final run took the lead out of Giulio Desiderato and Andrea Trani’s (ITA) hands to take the bullet by five seconds.

A fourth and an eighth followed as they won the day to head into the Medal Race with a seven point lead over Lucas Calabrese and Juan de la Fuente (ARG). After racing Fantela said, 'We will race our own race, try to read the conditions and tune the boat as best as possible to have the best possible speed.

'We have confidence in the Medal Race and we have done a lot of Medal Races since we started. We will see the point’s difference between the rest of the fleet and then we will work out our tactics.'

Calabrese and Juan de la Fuente have some work to do in the Men’s 470 and will venture into the Medal Race fully charged, 'We will make a plan and hopefully we can get a medal and do as good as we can,' said Calabrese.

'We have to look at them [Croatians] but try to do our own race because they are a little far away from us. We’ll basically try to have the best race we can and look at what they are doing so we can put some boats in between.'

France’s Camille Lecointre and Hélène Defrance have a bit of daylight in between themselves and New Zealand’s Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie ahead of the Medal Race.

Both crews are guaranteed medals on the final day but the advantage going into the deciding race belongs to the French pair who are seven points clear.

The French and Kiwi teams had strong days on the water whilst the chasing fleet were unable to match their consistency. Lecointre and Defrance recorded an 8-2-1 scoreline whilst Aleh and Powrie had a slightly better day picking up a 3-1-6.

After racing Powrie said, 'We had three races today to catch up from yesterday so we had a pretty good day, single figures so we’re happy with that. Medal Races are always a bit of fun so we’ll see how we get on.'

Aleh added, 'It was a pretty tricky day, we had wind, no wind, lots of wind, nothing, big waves and it got at bit crazy at times but it was good fun. We had two good races but the last one we stuffed up a little bit but not too bad, three decent races.'

Both crews will battle for gold on the final day of racing.

Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark (GBR) slipped into third after an up and down day. They brought themselves into contention for gold by taking the first bullet of the day but a 16th and a 19th in the ensuing races meant they fell off the tail of the leaders. Nonetheless they are on track for bronze and are four points clear of Fernanda Oliveira and Ana Luiza Barbachan (BRA).

Robert Scheidt (BRA) dropped dramatically from first to ninth in the Laser as he felt the full effect of a starting penalty. Whilst he discards the BFD from Race 9 he counts a 24th in Race 8 and a 39th from Race 10.

With Scheidt taking a sudden fall Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) has taken the lead as he bids to record his third ISAF Sailing World Cup medal of the 2013-2014 series.

Stipanovic won gold at ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao and Miami and has a one point lead over Jean Baptiste Bernaz (FRA). Tom Burton (AUS) is third on 73 points.

Cyprus’ Pavlos Kontides pulled to within medal contention after winning all of the day’s races. The Cypriot comfortably won the first race of the day but was pushed in the following two. He finished two seconds ahead of Bruno Fontes (BRA) in the second of the day and in the final race of the day he pipped Stipanovic by a second.

Kontides moves up to fifth on 84 points and gives himself a fighting chance of a podium finish. Nicholas Heiner (NED) is fourth on 77 points.

There’s very little separating the top five in the Men’s RS:X following two races on the fifth day of racing.

France’s Pierre le Coq took the lead back from Byron Kokkalanis (GRE) as the Greek racers day didn’t go entirely to plan. The ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami victor finished out of the top five for the first time in the 11 race series. Kokkalanis remained consistent in the opening race and posted a fourth but a 26th and a 24th followed resulting in him dropping to fifth overall.

Le Coq on the other hand battled hard for a fifth, a third and a discarded 29th. He leads on 43 points. Toni Wilhelm (GER) is second on 46 points and Julien Bontemps (FRA) is in third on 47 points.

Le Coq, Bontemps and Louis Giard (FRA), in fourth on 50 points, are fighting it out for one of two spots for the Aquece Rio - International Sailing Regatta 2014, a Rio 2016 test event and it’s all to play for on the final day.

Finn racers faced a frustrating day on the water and were left waiting around for consistent breeze. Unfortunately they were unable to get racing away.

Racing concludes on Saturday 5 April with eight double point Medal Races whilst the 49er and 49erFX will sail three single points’ races.



Course A
11:20 – 49er
12:20 – 49erFX

Course B
11:10 – 470 Women
11:50 – 470 Men
12:30 – Finn
13:10 – Nacra 17

Course C
11:00 – Laser Radial
11:40 – Laser
12:20 – RS:X Women
13:00 – RS:X Men

470

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F
1	CRO 83	3	Sime FANTELA Igor MARENIC	49	74	25	5	6	7	14	1	3	1	4	8
2	ARG 7	2	Lucas CALABRESE Juan de la FUENTE	56	76	7	3	1	9	20	5	11	8	6	6
3	AUS 11	1	Mathew BELCHER Will RYAN	62	102	3	15	UFD	1	5	9	2	4	1	22
4	SWE 349	11	Anton DAHLBERG Fredrik BERGSTROM	70	95	2	2	9	14	25	7	22	5	8	1
5	GRE 1	5	Panagiotis MANTIS Pavlos KAGIALIS	70	104	9	1	5	18	34	2	9	20	3	3
6	NZL 2	6	Snow-Hansen PAUL Dan WILLCOX	82	105	9	9	11	12	2	6	6	23	20	7
7	GBR 863	4	Luke PATIENCE Elliot WILLIS	86	117	6	5	6	4	1	27	23	12	2	31
8	JPN 12	33	Tetsuya MATSUNAGA Yugo YOSHIDA	90	130	3	20	2	14	9	4	DSQ	14	15	9
9	ESP 9	12	Onan BARREIROS RODRIGUEZ Juan CURBELO CABRERA	95	123	7	13	8	2	12	28	5	19	10	19
10	USA 1713	15	Stu McNAY Dave HUGHES	97	121	16	6	24	10	11	10	8	21	13	2
11	FIN 7	14	Joonas LINDGREN Niklas LINDGREN	97	137	6	4	3	11	2	UFD	13	11	36	11
12	FRA 7	49	Nicolas CHARBONNIER Achille NEBOUT	97	114	17	14	8	6	15	17	7	9	9	12
13	GRE 165	72	Panagiotis KAMPOURIDIS Papadopoulos EFSTATHIOS	106	136	14	8	25	8	30	3	26	6	11	5
14	SUI 16	80	Yannick BRAUCHLI Romuald HAUSSER	107	136	4	29	5	10	7	15	21	18	14	13
15	GER 55	9	Jasper WAGNER Dustin BALDEWEIN	110	140	15	7	1	17	17	30	17	3	5	28

470 Women

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6Q	7Q	8Q	9Q
1	FRA 9	3	Camille LECOINTRE Helene DEFRANCE	27	48	1	5	21	3	2	5	8	2	1
2	NZL 75	5	Jo ALEH Polly POWRIE	34	51	9	17	4	5	4	2	3	1	6
3	GBR 118	30	Hannah MILLS Saskia CLARK	60	85	5	25	2	15	1	1	1	16	19
4	BRA 177	10	Fernanda OLIVEIRA Ana Luiza BARBACHAN	64	112	13	3	8	4	5	11	10	10	UFD
5	USA 1712	2	Anne HAEGER Briana PROVANCHA	78	102	6	10	24	14	6	16	6	17	3
6	UKR 93	17	Anna KYSELOVA Anastasiya KRASKO	87	119	18	1	5	32	30	9	4	4	16
7	SLO 64	4	Tina MRAK Veronika MACAROL	90	111	4	21	19	9	11	14	9	9	15
8	CHN 619	31	Shasha CHEN Haiyan GAO	92	125	8	12	33	1	33	4	7	13	14
9	NED 6	20	Michelle BROEKHUIZEN Marieke JONGENS	92	115	12	14	20	2	20	3	13	8	23
10	BRA 18	13	Renata DECNOP Isabel SWAN	102	150	22	23	DSQ	24	3	12	5	3	SCP
11	ESP 133	23	Marina GALLEGO Fatima REYES	102	147	30	11	3	45	9	17	16	5	11
12	JPN 1	33	Ai YOSHIDA Miho YOSHIOKA	109	157	11	8	OCS	29	8	13	2	25	13
13	NED 216	6	Afrodite KYRANAKOU Anneloes van VEEN	116	144	16	9	9	28	16	18	20	26	2
14	GER 24	18	Nadine BOHM Ann- Christin GOLIASS	119	153	24	19	1	12	19	26	34	11	7
15	RUS 97	11	Alisa KIRILYUK Liudmila DMITRIEVA	122	147	25	24	17	8	13	20	18	18	4

49er

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6Q	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12F	13F	14F
1	NZL 1	41	Peter BURLING Blair TUKE	56	85	16	1	29	2	2	2	14	1	1	5	1	1	9	1
2	DEN 30	3	Jonas WARRER Peter LANG	77	94	3	15	15	4	17	1	3	15	3	1	3	2	3	9
3	GBR 4	5	Dylan FLETCHER Alain SIGN	91	115	1	24	4	1	5	20	1	13	13	4	9	4	12	4
4	AUT 84	42	Nico Luca Marc DELLE KARTH Nikolaus Leopold RESCH	109	129	8	4	12	11	20	15	2	3	6	2	2	18	8	18
5	ESP 900	29	Diego BOTIN Pablo TURRADO	110	133	4	1	2	1	23	12	8	11	18	8	6	14	14	11
6	GBR 10	4	John PINK Stuart BITHELL	112	138	7	19	12	16	6	1	9	9	5	UFD	4	20	1	3
7	GBR 98	7	David EVANS Edward POWYS	113	139	5	3	2	15	1	10	7	14	4	9	DNF	10	UFD	7
8	GER 12	8	Erik HEIL Thomas PLOESSEL	126	146	20	6	9	3	13	11	15	18	11	6	7	6	6	15
9	SWE 16	11	Carl P SYLVAN Otto HAMEL	141	167	6	8	4	24	5	23	11	8	7	12	11	16	UFD	6
10	FRA 6	2	Julien D'ORTOLI Noe DELPECH	141	171	14	7	14	8	30	10	20	6	2	7	8	19	13	13
11	GBR 999	12	James PETERS Ed FITZGERALD	146	172	6	17	7	13	8	9	6	20	15	17	DNF	8	4	16
12	GBR 114	27	Nic ASHER Fynn STERRITT	153	179	20	12	1	5	2	6	19	19	DSQ	10	DNF	9	10	14
13	ITA 26	45	Ruggi TITA Giacomo CAVALLI	157	183	9	25	17	2	21	14	10	7	9	15	DNF	11	15	2
14	FRA 144	28	Kevin FISCHER Marc MALLARET	158	184	2	11	6	21	12	SCP	13	17	DNF	11	DNF	15	7	8
15	POR 27	34	Jorge LIMA Jose COSTA	161	187	22	4	13	4	18	9	22	10	8	13	DNF	17	11	10

49erFX

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12F	13F
1	BRA 12	1	Martine SOFFIATTI GRAEL Kahena KUNZE	45	65	1	2	2	2	15	1	2	5	2	5	7	20	1
2	DEN 11	3	Ida Marie BAAD NIELSEN Marie THUSGAARD OLSEN	49	68	8	4	9	1	3	3	3	1	1	1	19	12	3
3	GBR 22	4	Charlotte DOBSON Sophie AINSWORTH	77	90	9	1	13	2	3	6	9	13	5	4	11	1	13
4	NED 5	10	Annemiek BEKKERING Annette DUETZ	85	105	4	12	2	7	6	16	10	12	3	6	4	3	20
5	GER 161	7	Tina LUTZ Susann BEUCKE	88	104	16	8	8	11	15	2	7	3	8	2	12	5	7
6	ESP 23	12	Tamara ECHEGOYEN Berta BETANZOS	91	115	17	9	11	8	2	5	15	8	24	3	9	2	2
7	DEN 136	5	Jena Mai HANSEN Katja SALSKOV-IVERSEN	91	117	3	17	1	UFD	9	10	1	4	6	16	1	9	14
8	FRA3	11	Sarah STEYAERT Julie BOSSARD	97	123	1	UFD	3	1	7	13	6	18	14	8	8	13	5
9	GER 6	9	Victoria JUCZOK Anika LORENZ	97	116	4	3	6	19	1	12	13	14	4	7	6	18	9
10	SWE 381	36	Lisa ERICSON Hanna KLINGA	109	135	2	7	4	11	4	22	5	16	13	11	3	11	RET
11	NZL1	8	Alexandra MALONEY Molly MEECH	110	133	15	5	8	23	8	8	11	10	15	13	2	4	11
12	ITA 747	2	Giulia CONTI Francesca CLAPCICH	112	138	5	11	12	3	5	7	4	9	9	19	16	BFD	12
13	DEN 49	16	Maiken SCHUTT Anne-Julie SCHUTT	114	133	7	14	10	4	7	4	8	2	19	9	17	17	15
14	GBR 8	6	Frances PETERS Nicola GROVES	117	138	15	16	15	3	2	21	14	6	12	14	5	7	8
15	SWE 25	23	Julia GROSS Cecilia JONSSON	125	151	11	1	6	20	1	14	21	7	11	12	13	8	DNF

Finn

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F
1	GBR 41	10	Giles SCOTT	20	27	5	3	3	5	7	1	1	1	1
2	FRA 29	30	Thomas le BRETON	28	40	2	1	6	1	1	12	8	2	7
3	FRA 112	6	Jonathan LOBERT	40	53	3	10	1	9	13	3	9	3	2
4	CRO 524	21	Ivan KLJAKOVIC GASPIC	53	100	8	1	UFD	1	8	8	15	4	8
5	FIN 218	44	Tapio NIRKKO	57	82	14	2	1	9	2	21	25	5	3
6	GBR 85	2	Andrew MILLS	60	78	1	4	3	13	17	11	18	6	5
7	EST 2	8	Deniss KARPAK	61	87	6	4	2	2	12	5	26	20	10
8	SLO 573	97	Vasilij ZBOGAR	62	85	5	7	5	10	4	14	4	23	13
9	POL 17	13	Piotr KULA	63	79	11	15	4	2	1	16	6	8	16
10	GBR 11	23	Edward WRIGHT	66	113	8	UFD	8	3	5	4	5	29	4
11	USA 6	5	Caleb PAINE	68	89	3	14	13	7	2	7	7	21	15
12	CAN 5	32	Greg DOUGLAS	72	109	4	37	2	3	9	10	16	17	11
13	HUN 40	28	Zsombor BERECZ	80	110	2	12	6	6	4	19	19	30	12
14	GRE 77	42	Ioannis MITAKIS	89	120	9	22	4	4	6	22	3	31	19
15	GBR 88	4	Mark ANDREWS	91	113	18	8	9	5	16	13	10	12	22

 

Laser

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F
1	CRO 204731	1	Tonci STIPANOVIC	67	116	1	3	4	UFD	8	7	14	15	10	3	2
2	FRA 203800	12	Jean-Baptiste BERNAZ	68	80	12	6	11	7	5	8	5	7	8	7	4
3	AUS 199012	2	Tom BURTON	73	90	5	17	10	2	11	6	2	3	12	8	14
4	NED 204566	18	Nicholas HEINER	77	124	4	5	1	12	15	4	9	6	14	47	7
5	CYP 205124	4	Pavlos KONTIDES	84	111	20	2	15	2	25	1	27	16	1	1	1
6	AUS 203770	6	Matthew WEARN	93	120	7	9	9	6	4	2	16	19	9	27	12
7	AUS 199014	7	Ashley BRUNNING	97	130	16	1	2	4	8	17	12	18	16	33	3
8	NZL 203776	8	Andy MALONEY	115	176	15	13	14	1	2	13	1	12	5	UFD	39
9	NZL 196871	151	Sam MEECH	120	157	14	2	7	10	1	20	8	28	13	17	37
10	GBR 201402	5	Nick THOMPSON	122	183	20	2	16	2	3	BFD	3	1	22	43	10
11	GER 203170	13	Philiipp BUHL	122	183	1	4	9	9	15	5	7	5	BFD	41	26
12	EST 203724	17	Karl-Martin RAMMO	125	171	35	20	24	7	4	12	13	2	3	5	46
13	BRA 176622	16	Robert SCHEIDT	129	190	6	6	1	10	1	3	4	24	BFD	UFD	13
14	BEL 202016	23	Wannes van LAER	139	164	3	25	20	13	22	11	6	10	23	16	15
15	ITA 205243	15	Francesco MARRAI	140	170	6	9	8	11	9	30	21	11	24	14	27

Laser Radial

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5F	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F
1	NED 204276	9	Marit BOUWMEESTER	22	29	1	1	2	2	3	2	7	2	2	7
2	FIN 202670	10	Tuula TENKANEN	48	61	3	6	2	5	8	4	10	5	5	13
3	BEL 202970	28	Evi van ACKER	62	88	17	10	9	2	1	1	6	1	26	15
4	GBR 201124	8	Chloe MARTIN	68	85	2	14	1	3	14	13	4	12	17	5
5	DEN 201407	7	Anne-Marie RINDOM	84	113	7	21	15	1	9	3	5	6	29	17
6	CRO 199055	16	Tina MIHELIAE	87	112	9	2	25	9	11	17	15	3	15	6
7	FRA 205321	6	Marie BOLOU	87	110	4	4	4	4	12	23	9	18	20	12
8	DEN 204750	13	Sarah Gunni TOFTEDAL	92	125	6	11	3	33	4	6	12	10	11	29
9	FRA 202124	5	Amelie RIOU	93	126	10	3	28	24	6	7	2	4	9	33
10	TUR 202611	12	Nazli Cagla DONERTAS	97	143	14	7	4	3	13	10	8	14	24	DNC
11	CAN 200605	91	Isabella BERTOLD	98	140	5	9	5	6	17	5	14	16	42	21
12	CZE 202635	93	Veronika KOZELSKA FENCLOVA	104	150	15	19	22	13	16	9	3	DNF	3	4
13	CHN 201111	3	Dongshuang ZHANG	105	137	1	2	3	19	23	22	32	17	4	14
14	BLR 203778	2	Tatiana DROZDOVSKAYA	108	133	12	24	7	12	2	18	16	9	25	8
15	SWE 202659	14	Josefin OLSSON	112	143	2	15	1	8	15	21	18	13	31	19

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	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12F
1	FRA 1	11	Billy BESSON Marie RIOU	34	65	1	8	4	5	1	1	2	1	3	31	1	7
2	ITA 200	4	Vittorio BISSARO Silvia SICOURI	56	74	9	9	7	1	6	4	18	12	1	2	2	3
3	AUT 035	2	Thomas ZAJAC Tanja FRANK	73	97	9	7	12	11	5	14	4	3	2	3	3	24
4	AUS 064	20	Darren BUNDOCK Nina CURTIS	74	94	7	5	1	20	7	9	3	4	4	20	12	2
5	FRA 077	31	Franck CAMMAS Sophie de TURCKHEIM	76	114	1	1	5	6	2	8	8	UFD	8	17	9	11
6	GBR 060	1	Ben SAXTON Hannah DIAMOND	79	100	3	1	3	19	4	11	19	2	21	6	7	4
7	ESP 204	10	Iker MARTINEZ Tara PACHECO	84	122	10	10	6	3	4	15	7	5	DNC	9	6	9
8	GBR 056	7	Lucy MACGREGOR Andrew WALSH	94	125	5	4	4	3	5	31	6	10	22	4	13	18
9	AUS 158	14	Euan McNICOL Lucidna WHITTY	99	128	7	3	3	2	11	29	14	7	6	16	15	15
10	NED 213	5	Renee GROENEVELD Steven KROL	107	127	10	13	14	4	11	2	9	20	9	10	19	6
11	FRA 225	3	Moana VAIREAUX Manon AUDINET	123	161	15	13	2	27	8	22	5	14	DNC	1	4	12
12	SUI 041	9	Matias BUHLER Nathalie BRUGGER	126	156	11	8	9	2	17	21	30	6	20	5	14	13
13	GBR 058	6	Pippa WILSON John GIMSON	129	167	UFD	12	19	18	13	3	11	15	5	12	20	1
14	NZL 222	12	Gemma JONES Jason SAUNDERS	133	160	27	26	8	1	13	18	1	8	14	21	18	5
15	DEN 017	39	Allan NORREGAARD Line JUST EMSVANG	133	157	23	7	13	9	14	6	13	11	7	8	24	22

RS:X Men

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Cat	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F
1	FRA 77	70	Pierre le COQ		43	72	2	5	5	1	1	12	2	7	5	3	29
2	GER 3	23	Toni WILHELM		46	72	4	4	6	2	3	9	3	3	1	11	26
3	FRA6	69	Julien BONTEMPS		47	84	5	2	3	5	6	2	OCS	1	7	2	14
4	FRA 155	9	Louis GIARD	Youth	50	82	3	6	2	2	3	5	12	6	10	1	32
5	GRE 8	4	Byron KOKKALANIS		54	80	2	2	5	3	2	3	4	5	4	26	24
6	GBR 1	11	Nick DEMPSEY		58	82	9	1	10	4	2	4	5	2	24	8	13
7	ESP-7	2	Ivan PASTOR LAFUENTE		76	113	8	6	13	6	4	18	OCS	13	2	5	1
8	FRA-3	14	Thomas GOYARD		76	113	11	7	9	13	5	6	1	8	12	4	DNF
9	BRA1	1	Ricardo SANTOS		79	116	6	8	11	1	1	7	7	4	23	DNC	11
10	ISR 21	6	Nimrod MASHIAH		81	118	3	3	6	9	7	1	9	DNC	13	7	23
11	HKG 2	3	Ho Tsun LEUNG		104	124	1	8	2	3	14	20	18	16	9	15	18
12	SUI 36	79	Mateo SANZ LANZ	Youth	105	132	7	10	1	5	7	27	20	20	15	18	2
13	POR 75	21	Jo O RODRIGUES		106	143	14	7	DNS	15	16	15	14	10	3	9	3
14	CYP 1	13	Andreas CARIOLOU		110	147	16	15	12	7	10	8	13	OCS	8	17	4
15	ESP 8	15	Juan Manuel MORENO VEGA		117	154	12	13	14	6	4	22	8	OCS	6	10	22

RS:X Women

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Cat	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6Q	7Q	8Q	9Q	10Q	11Q	12Q
1	FRA4	7	Charline PICON		33	42	2	6	3	9	1	4	1	2	7	4	1	2
2	NED 171	12	Lilian de GEUS		75	132	5	OCS	4	6	3	14	6	7	3	6	9	12
3	ESP 1	5	Blanca MANCHON		77	101	3	3	10	10	8	15	5	4	15	1	24	3
4	GBR 94	1	Bryony SHAW		80	102	6	4	6	7	2	6	10	13	5	7	22	14
5	ITA 46	2	Flavia TARTAGLINI		82	96	7	2	14	12	4	3	9	8	9	10	13	5
6	CHN 1	20	Peina CHEN		91	130	1	7	1	5	21	1	7	9	10	28	39	1
7	GER 7	17	Moana DELLE		95	114	14	9	11	1	9	7	19	3	6	3	16	16
8	ESP 5	29	Marina ALABAU NEIRA		96.6	153.6	8	RET	2	8	18	22	4	6	RDG	2	7	4
9	FRA22	10	Eugenie RICARD		112	134	12	22	5	4	14	16	11	18	2	5	14	11
10	HKG 5	3	Hei Man CHAN		114	139	21	5	7	11	11	13	25	23	1	11	4	7
11	ITA 11	13	Laura LINARES		114	148	13	16	13	2	5	5	12	10	4	16	18	34
12	NZL 8	21	Natalia KOSINSKA		116	143	11	1	21	27	6	11	8	11	12	13	3	19
13	CHN 5	27	Jiahui WU		138	174	36	18	8	26	24	25	3	1	8	15	2	8
14	ISR 10	6	Maayan DAVIDOVICH		161	184	17	11	17	15	23	19	2	19	17	23	8	13
15	CHN 9	40	Jiali SUN		174	231	10	OCS	9	20	20	20	14	16	11	25	5	24

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	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Cat	Net Points	TotalPoints	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1	GBR 100	6	Helena LUCAS		13	24	1	1	1	1	2	1	11	3	3
2	GBR98	4	Megan PASCOE		16	20	2	2	3	4	1	2	2	2	2
3	NOR 1	7	Bjornar ERIKSTAD		17	21	3	4	2	2	3	4	1	1	1
4	AUT 1	1	Sven REIGER		32	43	5	3	4	3	4	3	4	11	6
5	GBR 3	2	Will STREET		43	50	4	5	5	6	6	7	7	5	5
6	ESP 509	10	Rafa ANDARIAS		53	70	6	10	7	5	OCS	10	3	4	8
7	ESP 215	13	Manuel SANCHEZ CAMUS		62	75	13	11	9	7	7	5	10	6	7
8	RUS 4	18	Nikolay ULYASHEV		68	82	12	9	6	10	8	6	14	8	9
9	ESP 29	9	Francisco Javier PI EIRO ASPERA		71	88	10	7	12	12	5	OCS	9	12	4
10	ESP 16	14	Borja MELGAREJO MA		78	92	8	12	11	8	10	8	8	13	14
11	GBR 68	5	Carol DUGDALE		84	101	7	DNS	8	11	12	DNF	6	10	13
12	ESP 15	15	Arturo MONTES VORCY		88	105	9	6	15	9	DNF	DNC	5	15	12
13	ESP 7	8	Antonio MAESTRE HERNANDEZ		89	106	11	8	14	15	9	OCS	13	9	10
14	GBR 113	3	John BROOKER	Youth	99	114	15	15	10	14	11	9	15	14	11
15	ESP 18	11	Jose GUERRA RODRIGUEZ		100	117	14	13	13	13	13	OCS	12	7	15
16	RUS 8	19	Dmitrii KHONICH		130	147	16	14	16	16	OCS	DNF	DNC	DNC	DNC