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ISAF World Cup Hyères – Canadian Nacra breaks through

by Sail Canada on 27 Apr 2015
Canadian Nacra breaks through - ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres Will Ricketson
ISAF World Cup Hyères – Sunday marked the final day of racing in Hyères with live streaming of the medal races including Laser, Radial, RSX and Nacra 17. Canadian Nacra team Luke Ramsay and Nikola Girke made their debut in World Cup medal racing, cracking into the top ten for the first time on the World Cup circuit.

Girke commented “We won race six in the series and it feels great to have our hard work start to pay off. We are really working solidly as a team and we know we are just scratching the surface.”

Besson/Riou (FRA) were crowned champions while the Dutch fill the podium with the remaining spots.

Isabella Bertold had her ups and downs in the Radial class last week with certain game time decisions proving costly with an overall finish position of 14th. Bertold is currently ranked seventh in the ISAF Rankings.

Canadian 49erFX team Erin Rafuse/Danielle Boyd continue to demonstrate their speed on the race course with multiple top tens on the scoreboard in Hyères.

Posting a World Cup personal best of 16th overall, the duo show no signs of slowing down and will look to move into medal race position in Weymouth.

Watch live racing highlights here

Top ten results in the Nacra 17 fleet

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Total

Net

1

FRA

FRA 1

Billy Besson

Marie Riou

8

3

1

1

12

3

12

1

(14)

9

5

2

71.00

57.00

2

NED

NED 244

Mandy Mulder

Coen de Koning

(25)

24

3

4

4

2

5

15

6

4

13

4

109.00

84.00

3

NED

NED 243

Renee Groeneveld

Steven Krol

2

6

18

12

2

18

8

7

(20)

1

12

12

118.00

98.00

4

AUS

AUS 242

Darren Bundock

Nina Curtis

14

5

14

14

8

(16)

2

11

1

13

15

6

119.00

103.00

5

GBR

GBR 254

Ben Saxton

Nicola Groves

16

7

4

7

13

8

4

14

15

(18)

1

16

123.00

105.00

6

FRA

FRA 065

Moana Vaireaux

Manon Audinet

3

9

(28)

15

21

5

23

6

9

8

2

8

137.00

109.00

7

AUS

AUS 3

Jason Waterhouse

Lisa Darmanin

6

1

19

2

10

17

9

3

(26)

24

9

10

136.00

110.00

8

DEN

DEN 199

Lin Ea Cenholt Christiansen

Christian Peter Lübeck

4

8

6

6

18

6

10

18

11

6

(20)

18

131.00

111.00

9

CAN

CAN 271

Luke Ramsay

Nikola Girke

18

15

17

9

6

1

17

8

7

(19)

7

14

138.00

119.00

10

GER

GER 211

Paul Kohlhoff

Carolina Carolina Werner

19

2

(40)
UFD

8

1

11

11

2

5

30

16

20

165.00

125.00

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