ISAF Sailing World Cup Final - Spectacular opening day in Abu Dhabi

by ISAF on 28 Nov 2014 The opening day of racing at the inaugural ISAF Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates has been described as spectacular, fantastic and perfect.

Smiles were present before racing at the Abu Dhabi Sailing & Yacht Club, on the waters off of the Corniche and around Lulu Island and back ashore upon the conclusion of racing.

A north westerly breeze that ranged between 9-14 knots greeted the sailors across the four race tracks. The outside courses saw big waves to add some spice to the sailors’ lives whilst the flat water on the inside Corniche course tested the sailors all round abilities.

Racing for the 270 sailors from 38 nations across the ten Olympic and open kiteboarding fleet commenced at 12:00 local time and wrapped up with a full complement of races in the Olympic events.

Finn

Slovenia’s Vasilij Zbogar was dominant in Abu Dhabi’s conditions, picking up a pair of race wins in the 19-boat Finn fleet.

After racing, ashore at the Abu Dhabi Sailing & Yacht, the Slovenian was visibly pleased yet shocked with his regatta opening, 'I am a bit surprised with the two first places. It’s much better than I thought I would start. The conditions were perfect for my technique and weight and my boat speed was extremely good. The main issue was that I got a yellow flag in the first race which was a bit annoying but I still finished first.'

Zbogar’s victories came by different margins. A close encounter with Jake Lilley (AUS) in the opening race saw him take the victory by a narrow two seconds. He ramped it up in the second race, taking the gun by 30 seconds over Pieter Jan Postma (NED) and Zbogar wants to continue in the same way on the second day, 'I hope we will have the same conditions. I will try to keep this first place until the end but I know it is going to be very hard. Today it was really nice sailing conditions and I’m looking forward to the next few days.'

Abu Dhabi is a new venue for the Slovenian and he has taken to it well, not only the sailing side but offshore as well, 'Until now, Abu Dhabi has been a big surprise for me. Everybody was a bit sceptical at first, maybe the venue and the sailing conditions weren’t right but here we are and people are extremely helpful, everything is extremely well organised and the sailing is spectacular.

'I think all the sailors are really happy and they all see it’s a big step forward in Olympic classes.'

Lilley trails the Slovenia by five points in second place whilst Croatia’s Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic occupies third overall, a point behind Lilley.

49erFX

New Zealand’s Alex Maloney and Molly Meech started the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final with a bang by taking the opening race victory in the 17-boat 49erFX fleet.

The pair picked up a second victory in the third race of the day but a sandwiched tenth tarnishes their good start. Nonetheless the Kiwis had some great racing as Maloney explained, 'It was beautiful conditions out there with a nice Abu Dhabi breeze and really nice waves. We were on Course C in front of the Emirates Palace and it was pretty nice out there. The first and last race we had 8-10 knots and it dropped down and got a bit interesting, it’s really nice racing out there.

'We were pretty disappointing with our performance at the Worlds but we had a good break and have had some good preparation for Abu Dhabi. We were in Rio for three weeks and we’re feeling a lot more confident again and a lot more focused.'

Whilst the Kiwis lead, it’s the Italian pairing of Giulia Conti and Francesca Clapcich who were the masters of consistency as they notched up a race win and a pair of seconds. They sit second overall by nature of the Kiwis discarding their tenth and Conti’s face was full of smiles after racing, 'It was perfect, perfect conditions. There were 10-14 knots with good waves and we enjoyed it a lot. We had good results and that’s why we enjoyed it a lot.

'We felt very comfortable with the boat. It’s good to have a brand new boat as we used to sail with a pretty old one so there are a lot of differences in performance. It’s just perfect to escape from winter and to be here, we love it.'

Conti was also full of praise for everything she has seen thus far at the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi, 'We are staying in such a beautiful hotel and the people here are just so gentle and kind. They’re so curious about sailing as well. The venue is just perfect. There is plenty of space so we can move around without having the problem of touching other boats. The weather is warm and there is a huge mall right here, it has everything. I would stay here the whole winter.'

Sweden’s Lisa Ericson and Hanna Klinga complete the podium after the opening day but it’s still early stages in the competition with six fleet races to follow ahead of the Medal Race.

49er

Captain America and Superman’s Polish alias’ Tomasz Januszewski and Jacek Nowak have swooped in to Abu Dhabi to take the 49er lead on the opening day of the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final.

The pair picked up two races wins and a 13th, discarding the latter to top the bill in the 18-boat 49er fleet. They lead Great Britain’s Dylan Fletcher and Alain Sign by a single point, 'It’s great to be here and race here with the best of the best,' commented Nowak. 'We were on Course D so we were inside the bay and the wind was inshore so there was a lot of shifts and gusts. It was good to have great speed and to be able to read the shifty conditions. All the teams were very close to each other throughout the races.'

The Polish competitors are instantly recognisable on the race track with their superhero outfits and Januszewski explained the origin of their tops, 'We are co-operating with under armour, so when the t-shirts went on sale our friend gave us a couple of them.

'He asked who we would like to be and I was just like, stop there, ‘I want to be Captain America’, because I love that superhero and Jack loves Superman.

'After we first wore them everybody has called us Superman and Captain America,' continued Januszewski with a beaming smile, 'They’re defending someone’s honour and ambitions so we like those and they’re really friendly, they’re not bad guys.

'It’s a good way to show potential sponsors what we can do and how many opportunities we can give them.'

The racing on the 49er race course was exceptionally close with little separation of the fleet across three races. Fletcher and Sign picked up the first race victory before finishing second behind the Polish sailors in the second. The Brits did not sail the third race due to an equipment issue as the Polish sailors swooped through to take their second race win and the lead.

Januszewski and Nowak are in a good spot to progress with six fleet races and a Medal Race remaining and will be looking to draw on their super strength from within, 'With any power you can achieve anything,' said Januszewski, 'but if we were to have a power I think we’ll take super speed.'

Women’s RS:X

Great Britain’s Bryony Shaw stole the show in the Women’s RS:X taking three consecutive race victories to hold a steady lead over her rivals at the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

The British racer, who won bronze at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Sailing Competition, was in exceptional form, mastering the conditions and ruling the waves on one of the outside course areas.

'We were out on Course C today so we had quite a bit of swell and waves,' said Shaw. 'The wind was between 10 and 13 knots and I was pleased to be sailing fast.'

Shaw proved to be a class above the rest as she read the conditions perfectly to lead at the first mark in all of the races as she explained, 'I got a good start in the first race but not such a good start in the second race. The wind had just started flicking to the right so I made a gain from going to the right in that race. The first two races I rounded first and was able to extend my lead.

'In the last race we had lighter winds. I had a great start by the committee boat and really good height and speed and managed to round first again. It was quite a physical race that one. I kept it quite simple and stayed between my competitors and the mark and managed to win that third race. It was a really good day.'

With 270 sailors from 38 nations competing in Abu Dhabi, the British sailor is just one of many competitors who are revelling in the Emirati capital. With a blend of old traditions in a modern metropolis there is plenty for the sailors to learn and enjoy, both on and off the water, 'I’ve tried to immerse myself in the culture and we’ve been going out for dinners and the people here seem really friendly,' added Shaw. 'The conditions today were fantastic. To be sailing out there in board shorts and for it to be warm, sunny and to be sailing in planing conditions is the best for windsurfing. I’ve had a great time here so far. It’s been a short regatta for them to try and set up but it’s going well.'

China’s Qiaoshan Weng is second overall following a third, second and a discarded 14th. Charline Picon (FRA), 2014 Women’s RS:X World Champion, is third overall after an up and down day that included a second, a fourth and a discarded 14th place finish.

Men’s RS:X

Youngsters Pawel Tarnowski (POL) and Louis Giard (FRA) are showing their experienced counterparts how to race in Abu Dhabi as they top the bill in the Men’s RS:X fleet.

Tarnowski, 20-years-old, stormed into the lead following an exceptional day on the water. He amassed two race wins and a third and holds a two point advantage over Giard, 21-years-old, who took a pair of seconds and a third.

The youngsters lead their more experienced rivals but only time will tell if they are able to continue it through for a podium finish on Sunday 30 November.

Laser Radial

Tuula Tenkanen (FIN) is in control in the 18-boat Laser Radial pack. She picked up a fourth and a first to hold a five point advantage over Alison Young (GBR) going into the second day of competition.

Young has had some time away from the boat throughout 2014 and is happy to be back, competing against the best Laser Radial sailors in Abu Dhabi, 'It’s been great fun racing against all the great sailors that are here this week. I’m here this week to learn as much as possible. There are 18 great sailors here so every race is really tight and every point counts.

'It was such tight racing today out on the water with boats crossing the line in packs and I expect that will be a similar story for the rest of the regatta.'

London 2012 bronze medallist Evi Van Acker (BEL) completes the podium at the early stage of the event.

Laser

World number one Tom Burton (AUS) showed his worth in Abu Dhabi by grasping the Laser lead after the opening day of racing. Burton was strong on the race track and took a fifth and a bullet and was pleased after racing, 'It was pretty solid day all around,' commented Burton, 'The top guys are all here and with the 20 boat fleet you can’t afford to have a bad race because the guys that will win this regatta, won’t do that so you won’t have a chance to catch up.'

Pavlos Kontides (CYP) took the first race win but an 11th in the second race relegated him down to fifth overall.

ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao gold medallist Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) is tied on points with Burton in second whilst Nick Thompson (GBR) occupies third.

Men’s and Women’s 470

It was business as usual for World Champions Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS) in the Men’s 470. The pair strolled into pole position following a two-four scoreline. Greece’s Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis are second on eight points with Austria’s David Bargehr and Lukas Mahr in third on ten points.

The day’s race wins went the way of Stu McNay and David Hughes (USA) who are sixth overall and fifth placed Matthias Schmid and Florian Reichsteaedter (AUT).

China’s Shasha Chen and Haiyan Gao and Austria’s Lara Vadlau and Jolanta Ogar shared places one and two in the Women’s 470 and are tied atop of the 11-boat fleet on three points.

Very little separated the two teams on the opening day and they will do battle once again on the second day with two more races scheduled.

America’s Anne Haeger and Briana Provancha are third overall on 10 points, seven off the leading duo but there is plenty of time for change.

Nacra 17

It’s an all French top three in the Nacra 17 with World Champions Billy Besson and Marie Riou leading the way. Besson and Riou are seemingly unstoppable in the Nacra 17 and amassed a steady scoreline that featured two seconds and a race win.

Their compatriots Audrey Ogereau and Matthieu Vandame follow in second with Moana Vaireaux and Manon Audinet in third.

Matias Buhler and Nathalie Brugger (SUI), Vittorio Bissaro and Silvia Sicouri (ITA) and Thomas Zajac and Tanja Frank (AUT) are hot on the French teams heals, tied on nine points.

Open Kiteboarding

Riccardo Leccese (ITA) came out on top on the opening day of kiteboarding after he picked up a pair of bullets. He heads into the next stage as top seed. 2014 World Champion Maxime Nocher (FRA), European and Open Asian Champion Oliver Bridge (GBR) and 2013 World Champion Florian Gruber (GER) follow in places 2-4.

The 20 competitors will be divided up for Stage 2 heats on Friday and Saturday based on their seeding from Stage 1. The top ten boats will then progress to the medal stage.

Two semi-finals will be held with five racers in each. Places 1 and 2 will carry forward ten points, 3 and 4 seven points, 5 and 6 five points, 7 and 8 four points and 9 and 10 three points. Two races in each semi-final will follow with the top two placed sailors in each heading to the final.

From there, it's a four way single race shoot out for the podium spots.

Racing across the fleets is scheduled to commence at 12:00 local time on Friday 28 November.

470 - Men - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race		Points
				1	2	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 11	Mathew Belcher William Ryan	2	4	6.00	6.00
2	GRE	GRE 1	Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	3	5	8.00	8.00
3	AUT	AUT 437	David Bargehr Lukas Mähr	4	6	10.00	10.00
4	ESP	ESP 9	Onan Barreiros Juan Curbelo Cabrera	8	3	11.00	11.00
5	AUT	AUT 3	Matthias Schmid Florian Reichsteaedter	11	1	12.00	12.00
6	USA	USA 1713	Stuart Mcnay David Hughes	1	11	12.00	12.00
7	JPN	JPN 12	Tetsuya Matsunaga Yugo Yoshida	12	2	14.00	14.00
8	SUI	SUI 16	Yannick Brauchli Romuald Hausser	5	10	15.00	15.00
9	ITA	ITA 29	Simon Sivitz Kosuta Jas Farneti	6	14	20.00	20.00
10	RSA	RSA 1	Jim Asenathi Roger Hudson	14	7	21.00	21.00
11	GER	GER 15	Julian Autenrieth Philipp Autenrieth	13	8	21.00	21.00
12	ESP	ESP 44	Jordi Xammar Joan Herp	9	12	21.00	21.00
13	CRO	CRO 83	Sime Fantela Igor Marenic	7	16	23.00	23.00
14	CHN	CHN 1267	Hao Lan Chao Wang	10	13	23.00	23.00
15	SWE	SWE 350	Carl-Fredrik Fock Marcus Dackhammar	15	9	24.00	24.00
16	ITA	ITA 27	Matteo Pilati Francesco Rubagotti	16	15	31.00	31.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

470 - Women - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race		Points
				1	2	Total	Net
1	CHN	CHN 619	Shasha Chen Haiyan Gao	2	1	3.00	3.00
2	AUT	AUT 431	Lara Vadlau Jolanta Ogar	1	2	3.00	3.00
3	USA	USA 1712	Anne Haeger Briana Provancha	6	4	10.00	10.00
4	ESP	ESP 133	Marina Gallego Fatima Reyes	5	5	10.00	10.00
5	GBR	GBR 321	Sophie Weguelin Eilidh McIntyre	9	3	12.00	12.00
6	SUI	SUI 5	Linda Fahrni Maja Siegenthaler	3	10	13.00	13.00
7	JPN	JPN 1	Ai Kondo Yoshida Miho Yoshioka	4	9	13.00	13.00
8	ITA	ITA 06	Elena Berta Giulia Paolillo	8	7	15.00	15.00
9	SLO	SLO 69	Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol	7	8	15.00	15.00
10	ITA	ITA 52	Francesca Komatar Sveva Carraro	10	6	16.00	16.00
11	ITA	ITA 16	Roberta Caputo Alice Sinno	11	11	22.00	22.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

49er - Men - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race			Points
				1	2	3	Total	Net
1	POL	POL 52	Tomasz Januszewski Jacek Nowak	(13)	1	1	15.00	2.00
2	GBR	GBR 33	Dylan Fletcher-Scott Alain Sign	1	2	(19) RET	22.00	3.00
3	SWE	SWE 16	Carl P Sylvan Otto Hamel	3	3	(14)	20.00	6.00
4	FRA	FRA 9	Manu Dyen Stéphane Christidis	(4)	4	4	12.00	8.00
5	USA	USA 150	Bradley Funk Trevor Burd	(17)	7	2	26.00	9.00
6	GBR	GBR 10	John Pink Stuart Bithell	2	(8)	8	18.00	10.00
7	AUS	AUS 7	David Gilmour Rhys Mara	5	6	(11)	22.00	11.00
8	GBR	GBR-99	David Evans Edward Powys	7	(15)	5	27.00	12.00
9	POR	POR 27	Jorge Lima José Costa	(19) DNF	5	7	31.00	12.00
10	NZL	NZL 34	Marcus Hansen Josh Porebski	(15)	12	3	30.00	15.00
11	ESP	ESP 32	Carlos Paz Anton Paz Blanco	(10)	10	6	26.00	16.00
12	AUT	AUT 84	Nico Delle - Karth Nikolaus Resch	6	(16)	13	35.00	19.00
13	FRA	FRA 6	Julien d'Ortoli Noé Delpech	9	(11)	10	30.00	19.00
14	CRO	CRO 13	Pavle Kostov Petar Cupac	12	9	(19) DSQ	40.00	21.00
15	FRA	FRA 14	Mathieu Frei Yann Rocherieux	(16)	13	9	38.00	22.00
16	SWE	SWE 500	Victor Bergstr?m Victor Vasternas	11	(14)	12	37.00	23.00
17	ITA	ITA 26	Ruggero Tita Giacomo Cavalli	8	(19) RET	19 RET	46.00	27.00
18	ITA	ITA 444	Luca Dubbini Roberto Dubbini	14	17	(19) DSQ	50.00	31.00

60Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

49erFX - Women - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race			Points
				1	2	3	Total	Net
1	NZL	NZL 1	Alexandra Maloney Molly Meech	1	(10)	1	12.00	2.00
2	ITA	ITA 4	Giulia Conti Francesca Clapcich	(2)	1	2	5.00	3.00
3	SWE	SWE 381	Lisa Ericson Hanna Klinga	(7)	6	3	16.00	9.00
4	SIN	SIN 33	Griselda Khng Sara Li Ching Tan	(14)	4	5	23.00	9.00
5	ESP	ESP 23	Tamara Echegoyen Berta Betanzos	3	(11)	7	21.00	10.00
6	DEN	DEN 136	Jena Hansen Katja Salskov-Iversen	(8)	5	6	19.00	11.00
7	NED	NED 15	Nina Keijzer Claire Blom	4	8	(11)	23.00	12.00
8	AUS	AUS 11	Tess Lloyd Caitlin Elks	6	7	(8)	21.00	13.00
9	ARG	ARG 19	Victoria Travascio Maria Sol Branz	12	2	(13)	27.00	14.00
10	SWE	SWE 25	Julia Gross Cecilia Jonsson	5	(16)	10	31.00	15.00
11	AUT	AUT 911	Laura Schöfegger Elsa Lovrek	(15)	3	15	33.00	18.00
12	FRA	FRA 13	Sarah Steyaert Johann BOUIC	9	9	(14)	32.00	18.00
13	GER	GER 777	Leonie Meyer Elena Christine Stoffers	(16)	15	4	35.00	19.00
14	FIN	FIN 101	Noora Ruskola Camilla Cedercreutz	10	(14)	9	33.00	19.00
15	FIN	FIN 17	Sinem Kurtbay Sami Jokinen	11	(12)	12	35.00	23.00
16	GBR	GBR 99	Kate Macgregor Kirstie Urwin	13	13	(16)	42.00	26.00
17	IND	IND 171	Varsha Gautham Aishwarya Chezhiyan	(17)	17	17	51.00	34.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

Finn - Men - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race		Points
				1	2	Total	Net
1	SLO	SLO 573	Vasilij Zbogar	1	1	2.00	2.00
2	AUS	AUS 41	Jake Lilley	2	5	7.00	7.00
3	CRO	CRO 524	Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic	5	3	8.00	8.00
4	NED	NED 842	Pieter-Jan Postma	9	2	11.00	11.00
5	GRE	GRE 77	Ioannis Mitakis	7	4	11.00	11.00
6	USA	USA 6	Caleb Paine	3	14	17.00	17.00
7	NZL	NZL 24	Josh Junior	4	13	17.00	17.00
8	POL	POL 17	Piotr Kula	11	7	18.00	18.00
9	ITA	ITA 117	Giorgio Poggi	10	9	19.00	19.00
10	ITA	ITA 146	Michele Paoletti	12	8	20.00	20.00
11	GBR	GBR 11	Edward Wright	8	12	20.00	20.00
12	ITA	ITA 123	Filippo Baldassari	6	15	21.00	21.00
13	SWE	SWE 6	Björn Allansson	13	11	24.00	24.00
14	NOR	NOR 1	Anders Pedersen	19	6	25.00	25.00
15	AUS	AUS 261	Oliver Tweddell	16	10	26.00	26.00
16	RUS	RUS 1	Alexey Selivanov	14	17	31.00	31.00
17	EST	EST 2	Deniss Karpak	15	18	33.00	33.00
18	EST	EST 11	Lauri Väinsalu	18	16	34.00	34.00
19	ITA	ITA 66	Enrico Voltolini	17	20 DNF	37.00	37.00

6Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

Laser - Men - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race		Points
				1	2	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 199012	Tom Burton	5	1	6.00	6.00
2	CRO	CRO 204731	Tonci Stipanovic	4	2	6.00	6.00
3	GBR	GBR 201402	Nick Thompson	2	7	9.00	9.00
4	AUS	AUS 199015	Matthew Wearn	3	8	11.00	11.00
5	CYP	CYP 206765	Pavlos Kontides	1	11	12.00	12.00
6	SWE	SWE 199617	Jesper Stalheim	10	5	15.00	15.00
7	NZL	NZL 206426	Sam Meech	9	6	15.00	15.00
8	EST	EST 203724	Karl-Martin Rammo	13	4	17.00	17.00
9	FRA	FRA 203800	Jean Baptiste Bernaz	7	12	19.00	19.00
10	USA	USA 206151	Charlie Buckingham	11	9	20.00	20.00
11	ITA	ITA 205243	Francesco Marrai	18	3	21.00	21.00
12	NED	NED 206745	Rutger van Schaardenburg	8	13	21.00	21.00
13	CRO	CRO 207268	Filip Jurišic	6	19	25.00	25.00
14	CAN	CAN 197120	Lee Parkhill	19	10	29.00	29.00
15	ITA	ITA 207955	Giovanni Coccoluto	12	17	29.00	29.00
16	SIN	SIN 197538	Colin Cheng	15	14	29.00	29.00
17	POR	POR 207025	Gustavo Lima	16	16	32.00	32.00
18	NZL	NZL 181961	Andy Maloney	14	20	34.00	34.00
19	ITA	ITA 199697	Alessio Spadoni	20	15	35.00	35.00
20	BEL	BEL 202016	Wannes Van Laer	17	18	35.00	35.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

Laser Radial - Women - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race		Points
				1	2	Total	Net
1	FIN	FIN 202670	Tuula Tenkanen	4	1	5.00	5.00
2	GBR	GBR 206251	Alison Young	1	9	10.00	10.00
3	BEL	BEL 207179	Evi Van Acker	8	2	10.00	10.00
4	ITA	ITA 207458	Silvia Zennaro	2	8	10.00	10.00
5	CRO	CRO 199082	Tina Mihelic	7	6	13.00	13.00
6	CZE	CZE 207167	Veronika Kozelska Fenclova	11	3	14.00	14.00
7	FRA	FRA 196544	Mathilde de Kerangat	10	5	15.00	15.00
8	GBR	GBR 202551	Hannah Snellgrove	3	13	16.00	16.00
9	DEN	DEN 207194	Anne-Marie Rindom	6	10	16.00	16.00
10	TUR	TUR 206648	Nazli Cagla Donertas	5	15	20.00	20.00
11	USA	USA 197111	Paige Railey	18	4	22.00	22.00
12	BEL	BEL 207177	Emma Plasschaert	16	7	23.00	23.00
13	SWE	SWE 202659	Josefin Olsson	9	14	23.00	23.00
14	BLR	BLR 203778	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	13	11	24.00	24.00
15	GBR	GBR 201124	Chloe Martin	12	16	28.00	28.00
16	CAN	CAN 206113	Claire Merry	17	12	29.00	29.00
17	SIN	SIN 186755	Elizabeth Yin	14	18	32.00	32.00
18	LTU	LTU 202781	Viktorija Andrulyte	15	17	32.00	32.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

Nacra 17 - Mixed - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race			Points
				1	2	3	Total	Net
1	FRA	FRA 1	Billy Besson Marie Riou	(2)	2	1	5.00	3.00
2	FRA	FRA 85	Audrey Ogereau Matthieu Vandame	4	1	(6)	11.00	5.00
3	FRA	FRA 65	Moana Vaireaux Manon Audinet	(7)	3	4	14.00	7.00
4	SUI	SUI 41	Matías Bühler Nathalie Brugger	1	8	(12)	21.00	9.00
5	ITA	ITA 262	Vittorio Bissaro Silvia Sicouri	6	(7)	3	16.00	9.00
6	AUT	AUT 205	Thomas Zajac Tanja Chiara Frank	3	6	(7)	16.00	9.00
7	GBR	GBR 257	Lucy Macgregor Andrew Walsh	5	(10)	5	20.00	10.00
8	GBR	GBR 60	Ben Saxton Hannah Diamond	(10)	4	8	22.00	12.00
9	GRE	GRE 210	Sofia Bekatorou Konstantinos Trigonis	(15)	12	2	29.00	14.00
10	ITA	ITA 219	Federica Salvà Francesco Bianchi	(9)	5	9	23.00	14.00
11	RUS	RUS 247	Sergey Dzhienbaev Daria Ivanova	8	11	(18) DSQ	37.00	19.00
12	CAN	CAN 100	Luke Ramsay Nikola Girke	(11)	9	11	31.00	20.00
13	ITA	ITA 126	Francesco Porro Caterina Marianna Banti	12	(14)	10	36.00	22.00
14	FRA	FRA 077	Franck Cammas Alizée Desbordes	13	13	(18) UFD	44.00	26.00
15	BUL	BUL 47	Yoana Petrova Nikolay Tashev	14	(15)	13	42.00	27.00
16	ITA	ITA-52	Elena Trevisan Paolo Trevisan	(18) DNF	16	14	48.00	30.00
17	USA	USA 38	Robert Daniel Sarah Streater	(18) DNF	18 DNC	18 DNC	54.00	36.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

RS:X - Men - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race			Points
				1	2	3	Total	Net
1	POL	POL 182	Pawel Tarnowski	(3)	1	1	5.00	2.00
2	FRA	FRA 1	Louis Giard	2	2	(3)	7.00	4.00
3	POL	POL 8	Piotr Myszka	1	5	(8)	14.00	6.00
4	GRE	GRE 8	Byron Kokkalanis	4	3	(7)	14.00	7.00
5	GER	GER 3	Toni Wilhelm	(5)	4	4	13.00	8.00
6	CHN	CHN 1	Aichen Wang	9	(16)	2	27.00	11.00
7	HKG	HKG 16	Cheng Chun Leung Michael	(8)	7	5	20.00	12.00
8	GBR	GBR 1	Nick Dempsey	(6)	6	6	18.00	12.00
9	POL	POL 126	Przemyslaw Miarczynski	(14)	8	9	31.00	17.00
10	GBR	GBR 931	Tom Squires	7	12	(14)	33.00	19.00
11	FRA	FRA 6	Julien Bontemps	10	9	(11)	30.00	19.00
12	NED	CYP 1	Kiran Badloe	(11)	11	10	32.00	21.00
13	FRA	FRA 77	Pierre le Coq	12	10	(13)	35.00	22.00
14	ITA	ITA 88	Mattia Camboni	(18)	15	12	45.00	27.00
15	FRA	FRA 3	Thomas Goyard	13	14	(18)	45.00	27.00
16	LTU	LTU 14	Juozas Bernotas	(16)	13	16	45.00	29.00
17	ITA	ITA 2	Marcantonio Baglione	15	(17)	15	47.00	30.00
18	RUS	RUS 1	Max Oberemko	(19)	18	17	54.00	35.00
19	NOR	NOR 7	Sebastian Wang-Hansen	17	(19)	19	55.00	36.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

RS:X - Women - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race			Points
				1	2	3	Total	Net
1	GBR	GBR 94	Bryony Shaw	(1)	1	1	3.00	2.00
2	CHN	CHN 3	Qiaoshan Weng	3	2	(14)	19.00	5.00
3	FRA	FRA 4	Charline Picon	2	(14)	4	20.00	6.00
4	ESP	ESP 1	Blanca Manchon	(15)	5	3	23.00	8.00
5	POL	POL 104	Kamila Smektala	7	3	(15)	25.00	10.00
6	FIN	FIN 1	Tuuli Petäjä-Sirén	4	7	(8)	19.00	11.00
7	CHN	CHN 9	Jiali Sun	6	(16)	6	28.00	12.00
8	CHN	CHN 5	Jiahui Wu	(14)	11	2	27.00	13.00
9	ESP	ESP 5	Marina Alabau	5	(9)	9	23.00	14.00
10	ITA	ITA 46	Flavia Tartaglini	9	6	(18)	33.00	15.00
11	ITA	ITA 11	Laura Linares	(8)	8	7	23.00	15.00
12	HKG	HKG 5	Hei Man Hayley Victoria Chan	11	(15)	5	31.00	16.00
13	CHN	CHN 21	Manjia Zheng	(18)	4	16	38.00	20.00
14	FRA	FRA 22	Eugénie Ricard	(17)	10	11	38.00	21.00
15	POL	POL 21	Malgorzata Bialecka	(12)	12	10	34.00	22.00
16	POL	POL 8	Zofia Noceti-Klepacka	10	(13)	13	36.00	23.00
17	GBR	GBR 30	Isobel Hamilton	16	(17)	12	45.00	28.00
18	RUS	RUS-1	Olga Maslivets	13	(18)	17	48.00	30.00

Legend
( ) - Excluded Score	OCS - On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1
ARB - Scoring penalty after arbitration	PTS - Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish
BFD - Disqualification under rule 30.3	RAF - Retired after finishing
DGM - Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable	RDG - Redress given
DNC - Did not come to the starting area	RET - Retired
DNE - Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b)	SCP - Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a)
DNF - Did not finish	STP - Standard Penalty SI Specific
DNS - Did not start	UFD - U flag penalty imposed
DPI - Discretionary penalty imposed	ZFP - 20% penalty under rule 30.2
DSQ - Disqualification

Kiteboarding - Fleet Overall after two races

Place	Bow No	Sail Number	Name	Pos	Points per Race																				Total Pts	Net Pts
					1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6Q	7Q	8Q	9Q	10Q	11Q	12Q	13Q	14Q	15Q	16Q	17	18	19	20M
1	1	ITA 1	LECCESE Riccardo	H	1	1																			2	2
2	15	FRA 15	NOCHER Maxime	H	2	3																			5	5
3	3	GBR 3	BRIDGE Oliver	H	7	2																			9	9
4	2	GER 2	GRUBER Florian	H	5	7																			12	12
5	11	BRA 11	VELOSO Wilson	H	3	10																			13	13
6	7	RUS 7	DORONIN Ivan	H	4	9																			13	13
7	13	CRO 13	DOLENC Martin	H	9	5																			14	14
8	6	POL 6	OZOG Blazej	H	12	4																			16	16
9	14	ITA 14	CALBUCCI Mario	H	6	11																			17	17
10	16	RUS 16	TARADIN Denis	H	10	8																			18	18
11	4	ESP 4	CLIMENT Alejandro	H	14	6																			20	20
12	19	GBR 19	BRIDGE Steph	H	13	12																			25	25
13	12	BUL 12	BACHEV Alexander	H	8	19 DNF																			27	27
14	18	RUS 18	KALININA Elena	H	15	13																			28	28
15	10	ITA 10	BEVERINO Andrea	H	11	19 DNS																			30	30

Place

Bow No

Sail Number

Name

Pos

Points per Race

Total Pts

Net Pts

1Q

2Q

3Q

4Q

5Q

6Q

7Q

8Q

9Q

10Q

11Q

12Q

13Q

14Q

15Q

16Q

17

18

19

20M

16

20

RUS 20

AKOPOVA Anastasia

H

16

14

30

30

17

17

SUI 17

BERZ Astrid

H

17

15

32

32

18

9

POL 9

JANIAK Tomek

H

19 DNS

19 DNS

38

38

LEGEND
DNF   Did Not Finish	DNS   Did Not Start	F	Fleet Final Series	M	Medal Stage
Pos    Position	Pts      Points	Q	Qualifying Series	S	Skipper

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