ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca - Bouwmeester overall winner in Palma

by Daniel Smith, ISAF on 6 Apr 2014 At the ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca, the medals across ten Olympic events were decided on the final day of racing. A light morning northerly breeze picked up as the day went on ensuring a full complement of Medal Races across the ten Olympic events were completed.

The Men’s 470 lead went to and fro all week but Sime Fantela and Igor Marenic (CRO) held their nerve to add a gold medal to their two silvers from the 2013-2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup series.

Fantela and Marenic played second fiddle to Lucas Calabrese and Juan de la Fuente (ARG) at ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao and to Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS) at ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne. A disappointing fourth at ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami followed before they took their first gold of the series in Mallorca.

Holding a seven point lead going into the Medal Race the Croatians had breathing space as a sixth place sealed the deal. On their victory Fantela said, 'In two words, really happy. We worked quite hard this winter, we’ve been to all of the World Cups and we really like that we won. For us this is the hardest race since we started and winning this means a lot to us.'

Fantela added, 'Winning here is really special. All week we sailed really good and to end the regatta with such an interesting Medal Race was really fun and we are really happy with our performance.'

An OCS for Lucas Calabrese and Juan de la Fuente saw the Argentineans drop out of the top three. Sweden’s Anton Dahlberg and Fredrik Bergstrom were the benefactors of the Argentineans demise and having won the Medal Race they slipped into second.

ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS) finished fifth in the Medal Race and whilst they end tied on 72 points with the Swedes they take bronze by nature of count back.

Female ISAF Rolex World Sailors of the Year Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie (NZL) won the Women’s 470 Medal Race and with it gold as they made it three consecutive 200-point regatta wins in a row.

The Kiwis became World Champions in July 2013, took top spot at ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao and added Mallorca honours to their list.

Aleh explained the day, 'It was a pretty stressful Medal Race, it went well for us but it was pretty hard work.

'The French were seven points clear of us and we knew we had to get three points between us to beat them. We stayed really close and came out of the start better, from there we just tried to sail the race, get away and get boats in between and we just managed to get enough boats in.

'It took us a while to fire, we were a bit slow at the beginning but we’ve come right by the end.'

France’s Camille Lecointre and Hélène Defrance had held the lead in the Women’s 470 for the large part of the week but came undone on the final day as a sixth knocked them off gold medal position. They were made to settle for silver whilst bronze went to Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark (GBR).

2013 49er World Champions Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (NZL) came into the final day with a healthy lead in the 49er. They maintained their consistency to pick up a deserved gold.

With 30 points from three single point races on the cards, anything was possible and even though they came into the final day with a 21 point lead, Burling and Tuke could have been overthrown.

The experienced duo, who also won silver at the London 2012 Olympic Sailing Competition, were steady all day. After racing Tuke said, 'It was really fun. We sailed really well and did what we had to do in the first race after the lead we’d created throughout racing this week. We then managed to get a win and it wasn’t such a great final race but it was a lot of fun.'

Burling echoed his team mate, 'We obviously went into the Medal Race with a pretty comfortable margin but we still had a bit of work to do just to finish it off. We managed to do that in the first race and then we had a bit of fun.'

The 2013 49er World Champions are buoyed by their week and head into the remainder of the year full of confidence. Tuke added, 'What we’ve got going on is going pretty well and we haven’t been beaten in a while so we’ll just keep doing what we’re doing. We certainly had our work cut out this week but we sailed better and better as it went on.'

There was no change in the remaining podium spots as Jonas Warrer and Peter Lang (DEN) added silver to their ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami gold whilst Dylan Fletcher and Alain Sign (GBR) won bronze.

Brazil’s Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze maintained control in the 49erFX to take gold on the final day of racing.

With three single point quick fire races on the 49erFX race course anything was possible. The Brazilians raced steady and in three races they recorded a 5-3-7 to finish seven points clear of Ida Marie Baad Nielsen and Marie Thusgaard Olsen (DEN) in silver medal position.

After racing Kunze said, 'We are really happy about our week and reached our goal and hope to go to Hyeres and do the same thing there.'

Charlotte Dobson and Sophie Ainsworth (GBR) picked up bronze.

Great Britain’s Giles Scott found the going tough in the Finn Medal Race as he came through in eighth. Fortunately for the Brit he had a solid advantage heading into the final day and picked up gold.

'The start was particularly good for me and the first beat,' said Scott. 'I managed to get Thomas [Le Breton] where I needed him down the wrong end of the line and got on top of him up the first beat and covered him all the way to put him in last.

'Then I had my first of two yellow flags down the first run which put me a bit on the back foot. I got back in contention down the final run to receive another one so it was a bit touch and go but Thomas ended up finishing just one place in front of me which was enough for the win which was great.'

Scott had been strong all week and from nine races secured four victories. Despite the win he wasn’t 100% happy with his final day, 'Massive frustration really, especially after having done what I thought was quite a good job early on in the race, to then make two very silly errors is pretty stupid. I was pretty frustrated towards the end but thankful that I had done enough to come away with the regatta win.'

Le Breton finished eight seconds ahead of Scott which was not enough for him to overthrow the Briton. Le Breton’s compatriot and London 2012 bronze medallist Jonathan Lobert ended up in third.

The Medal Race bullet went to Andrew Wills (GBR) who finished in fourth overall.

Having fought hard for valuable points all week Pierre Le Coq (FRA) picked up a deserved victory in the Men’s RS:X.

Le Coq fended off a final assault from race winner Byron Kokkalanis (GRE) and was chuffed with his week, 'The Medal Race was really close and we were fighting a lot with all the other guys. The positions were really close right up until the last downwind so it was a really nice fight. I didn’t have a very good start but I used my speed and came back up so I kept my first place.'

Kokkalanis was devastatingly quick on the final downwind as he used every last ounce of strength he had left. Punching his sail to the sound of jubilant admirers he moved up from fifth to second and was thrilled with how things went on the final day, 'It was one of the most intense races I’ve had because yesterday I had two really bad races. I came into the Medal Race disappointed. On the downwind I had to give it all and I managed to catch planing so that pushed me into first place and into second overall.

'I’m really happy after yesterday’s bad day.'

Bronze went the way of France’s Louis Giard who finished the Medal Race in third. ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca acted as the French Men’s RS:X qualifier for the Aquece Rio - International Sailing Regatta 2014. The two spots available went to Le Coq and Louis Giard (FRA).

Charline Picon (FRA) came into the Women’s RS:X Medal Race with an unassailable 42 point lead. With gold wrapped up the pressure was off the French sailor and she enjoyed the last race of the regatta, coming in third.

Picon was dominant and was visually delighted with her week following racing, 'I’m very happy with the whole competition because I was very consistent. My worst race was ninth. We had all conditions here with planing, no wind and pumping and I’m happy with my work in the winter.'

The fight for the remaining podium spots was on with any one of Lilian De Geus (NED), Blanca Manchon (ESP), Bryony Shaw (GBR) and Flavia Tartaglini (ITA) in with a shout of the medals.

De Geus was the leading sailor of the four going into the Medal Race and managed to hold on to second overall. The Dutch sailor said, 'It was a nice battle with Blanca and I managed to stay in second place so I am very happy.' Manchon narrowly finished behind De Geus with bronze going her way.

Billy Besson and Marie Riou went into the Nacra 17 Medal Race with an unassailable 22 point lead and the gold medal sewn up.

With the pressure off the French pair enjoyed the race and came through in second to round up an excellent week as Besson explained, 'Today the race was great. We had a lot of points between us and second. Our start was bad but we came back with good racing to finish second.'

On taking another Nacra 17 victory Besson added, 'We are very happy to win here because it was a selection for the Olympic test event in Rio. We needed to prove ourselves. Palma was a really good World Cup. I love this place and I’m really happy to win.'

ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami gold medallists Vittorio Bissaro and Silvia Sicouri (ITA) added a World Cup silver to their collection having finished in fifth.

The heat was on for the remaining podium spot. Darren Bundock and Nina Curtis (AUS) did exactly what they needed to do to take bronze and kept the chasing pack at bay. A fourth in the Medal Race meant that they got the job done to walk away with a medal.

Tom Burton (AUS) led the Laser Medal Race from start to finish as he jumped up the leader board to emphatically claim gold.

The ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne winner ventured into the final day third overall and sailed the Medal Race with intent from the word go. Sailing out in front of the chasing pack with clean wind in his sail, the Australian made amends for losing gold on the final day of the 2013 edition.

Immediately after the race finish a delighted Burton said, 'My goal coming here was to win. Two years ago I came third and last year I came second and I wanted to keep stepping it up. I was really disappointed to not win here last year with the points I had and I’m really stoked to win it.

'It’s been a tough week and I haven’t been as consistent as I would have liked to have been but I had a good first day of finals to put me back in the game. All the points were pretty close. I wanted to have a good start. I had a really good first beat and all the guys were around me but it was a really close bunch in the end.'

Jean Baptiste Bernaz (FRA) finished the Medal Race in fourth and ended up just a single point behind Burton. Overnight leader Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) fell to third following a ninth.

The Netherlands’ Marit Bouwmeester had gold in the bag going into the Laser Radial Medal Race and sailed with ease on the final day. She is the overall winner of the Trofeo Princesa Sofía.

A second in the Medal Race wrapped up what was a consistent display of Radial racing in Mallorca. 'I’m very happy,' said Bouwmeester. 'I managed to do well in all sorts of wind conditions and it’s nice to get that confirmation.'

Evi Van Acker (BEL) engaged with Tuula Tenkanen (FIN) as she set her sights on overthrowing the Finnish sailor from silver medal spot.

It didn’t turn out so well for the Belgian as she finished last in the Medal Race and out of the medal spots. Tenkanen had plenty of points to play with and took a ninth. Great Britain’s Chloe Martin took full advantage and picked up her first World Cup medal.

Attention now turns to the final ISAF Sailing World Cup regatta of the 2013-2014 in Hyeres, France from 19-26 April 2014.

470 Men

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11M
1	CRO 83	3	Sime FANTELA Igor MARENIC	61	86	25	5	6	7	14	1	3	1	4	8	12
2	SWE 349	11	Anton DAHLBERG Fredrik BERGSTROM	72	97	2	2	9	14	25	7	22	5	8	1	2
3	AUS 11	1	Mathew BELCHER Will RYAN	72	112	3	15	UFD	1	5	9	2	4	1	22	10
4	GRE 1	5	Panagiotis MANTIS Pavlos KAGIALIS	78	112	9	1	5	18	34	2	9	20	3	3	8
5	ARG 7	2	Lucas CALABRESE Juan de la FUENTE	78	98	7	3	1	9	20	5	11	8	6	6	OCS
6	NZL 2	6	Snow-Hansen PAUL Dan WILLCOX	86	109	9	9	11	12	2	6	6	23	20	7	4
7	GBR 863	4	Luke PATIENCE Elliot WILLIS	92	123	6	5	6	4	1	27	23	12	2	31	6
8	JPN 12	33	Tetsuya MATSUNAGA Yugo YOSHIDA	106	146	3	20	2	14	9	4	DSQ	14	15	9	16
9	USA 1713	15	Stu McNAY Dave HUGHES	111	135	16	6	24	10	11	10	8	21	13	2	14
10	ESP 9	12	Onan BARREIROS RODRIGUEZ Juan CURBELO CABRERA	113	141	7	13	8	2	12	28	5	19	10	19	18

 

470 Women

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6Q	7Q	8Q	9Q	10M
1	NZL 75	5	Jo ALEH Polly POWRIE	36	53	9	17	4	5	4	2	3	1	6	2
2	FRA 9	3	Camille LECOINTRE Helene DEFRANCE	39	60	1	5	21	3	2	5	8	2	1	12
3	GBR 118	30	Hannah MILLS Saskia CLARK	65	90	5	25	2	15	1	1	1	16	19	DPI
4	BRA 177	10	Fernanda OLIVEIRA Ana Luiza BARBACHAN	78	126	13	3	8	4	5	11	10	10	UFD	14
5	USA 1712	2	Anne HAEGER Briana PROVANCHA	84	108	6	10	24	14	6	16	6	17	3	6
6	UKR 93	17	Anna KYSELOVA Anastasiya KRASKO	97	129	18	1	5	32	30	9	4	4	16	10
7	SLO 64	4	Tina MRAK Veronika MACAROL	98	119	4	21	19	9	11	14	9	9	15	8
8	CHN 619	31	Shasha CHEN Haiyan GAO	108	141	8	12	33	1	33	4	7	13	14	16
9	NED 6	20	Michelle BROEKHUIZEN Marieke JONGENS	110	133	12	14	20	2	20	3	13	8	23	18
10	BRA 18	13	Renata DECNOP Isabel SWAN	120	168	22	23	DSQ	24	3	12	5	3	8	20

 

49er

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12F	13F	14F	15M	16M	17M
1	NZL 1	41	Peter BURLING Blair TUKE	71	100	14	1	1	5	1	1	9	1	6	1	8
2	DEN 30	3	Jonas WARRER Peter LANG	94	111	3	15	3	1	3	2	3	9	8	7	2
3	GBR 4	5	Dylan FLETCHER Alain SIGN	107	131	1	13	13	4	9	4	12	4	1	10	5
4	ESP 900	29	Diego BOTIN Pablo TURRADO	125	148	8	11	18	8	6	14	14	11	3	3	9
5	GBR 98	7	David EVANS Edward POWYS	126	152	7	14	4	9	DNF	10	UFD	7	5	4	4
6	AUT 84	42	Nico Luca Marc DELLE KARTH Nikolaus Leopold RESCH	127	147	2	3	6	2	2	18	8	18	2	6	10
7	GBR 10	4	John PINK Stuart BITHELL	137	163	9	9	5	UFD	4	20	1	3	10	8	7
8	GER 12	8	Erik HEIL Thomas PLOESSEL	147	167	15	18	11	6	7	6	6	15	9	9	3
9	SWE 16	11	Carl P SYLVAN Otto HAMEL	151	177	11	8	7	12	11	16	UFD	6	7	2	1
10	FRA 6	2	Julien D'ORTOLI Noe DELPECH	156	186	20	6	2	7	8	19	13	13	4	5	6

 

49erFX

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12F	13F	14M	15M	16M
1	BRA 12	1	Martine SOFFIATTI GRAEL Kahena KUNZE	60	80	1	2	5	2	5	7	20	1	5	3	7
2	DEN 11	3	Ida Marie BAAD NIELSEN Marie THUSGAARD OLSEN	67	86	3	3	1	1	1	19	12	3	6	10	2
3	GBR 22	4	Charlotte DOBSON Sophie AINSWORTH	91	104	6	9	13	5	4	11	1	13	4	5	5
4	NED 5	10	Annemiek BEKKERING Annette DUETZ	98	118	16	10	12	3	6	4	3	20	9	1	3
5	ESP 23	12	Tamara ECHEGOYEN Berta BETANZOS	106	130	5	15	8	24	3	9	2	2	1	4	10
6	GER 6	9	Victoria JUCZOK Anika LORENZ	110	129	12	13	14	4	7	6	18	9	2	7	4
7	GER 161	7	Tina LUTZ Susann BEUCKE	110	126	2	7	3	8	2	12	5	7	7	9	6
8	FRA3	11	Sarah STEYAERT Julie BOSSARD	111	137	13	6	18	14	8	8	13	5	3	2	9
9	DEN 136	5	Jena Mai HANSEN Katja SALSKOV-IVERSEN	115	141	10	1	4	6	16	1	9	14	10	6	8
10	SWE 381	36	Lisa ERICSON Hanna KLINGA	126	152	22	5	16	13	11	3	11	RET	8	8	1

 

Finn

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Club	Net Points	TotalPoints	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	5Q	6F	7F	8F	9F	10M
1	GBR 41	10	Giles SCOTT	WPNSA	36	43	5	3	3	5	7	1	1	1	1	16
2	FRA 29	30	Thomas le BRETON	SR BREST	42	54	2	1	6	1	1	12	8	2	7	14
3	FRA 112	6	Jonathan LOBERT	SNO Nantes	50	63	3	10	1	9	13	3	9	3	2	10
4	GBR 85	2	Andrew MILLS	Queen Mary	62	80	1	4	3	13	17	11	18	6	5	2
5	POL 17	13	Piotr KULA	GKZ GDANSK	67	83	11	15	4	2	1	16	6	8	16	4
6	SLO 573	97	Vasilij ZBOGAR	J.k.burja	68	91	5	7	5	10	4	14	4	23	13	6
7	FIN 218	44	Tapio NIRKKO	EPS	69	94	14	2	1	9	2	21	25	5	3	12
8	GBR 11	23	Edward WRIGHT	Parkstone YC	74	121	8	UFD	8	3	5	4	5	29	4	8
9	CRO 524	21	Ivan KLJAKOVIC GASPIC	JK Labud	75	122	8	1	UFD	1	8	8	15	4	8	OCS
10	EST 2	8	Deniss KARPAK	Karpak Sailing Team	83	109	6	4	2	2	12	5	26	20	10	OC

 

Laser

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Club	Net Points	TotalPoints	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12M
1	AUS 199012	2	Tom BURTON	MHYC	75	92	6	2	3	12	8	14	2
2	FRA 203800	12	Jean-Baptiste BERNAZ	CNSM	76	88	8	5	7	8	7	4	8
3	CRO 204731	1	Tonci STIPANOVIC	mornar	85	134	7	14	15	10	3	2	18
4	NED 204566	18	Nicholas HEINER	Watersportverbond	97	148	4	9	6	14	51	7	20
5	NZL 203776	8	Andy MALONEY	MBSC	98	137	13	1	12	5	10	39	12
6	AUS 203770	6	Matthew WEARN	FSC / RPYC	99	129	2	16	19	9	30	12	6
7	CYP 205124	4	Pavlos KONTIDES	Limassol NC	100	127	1	27	16	1	1	1	16
8	AUS 199014	7	Ashley BRUNNING	MHYC	101	137	17	12	18	16	36	3	4
9	BRA 176622	16	Robert SCHEIDT	CBVELA	117	178	3	4	24	BFD	39	13	10
10	NZL 196871	151	Sam MEECH	TYPBC	136	173	20	8	28	13	19	37	14

 

Laser Radial

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Club	Net Points	TotalPoints	5F	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11M
1	NED 204276	9	Marit BOUWMEESTER	Watersportverbond	26	33	3	2	7	2	2	7	4
2	FIN 202670	10	Tuula TENKANEN	Esbo segelförening	66	79	8	4	10	5	5	13	18
3	GBR 201124	8	Chloe MARTIN	Lymington	76	93	14	13	4	12	17	5	8
4	BEL 202970	28	Evi van ACKER	RBSC	82	108	1	1	6	1	26	15	20
5	DEN 201407	7	Anne-Marie RINDOM	Horsens sejlklub	86	115	9	3	5	6	29	17	2
6	CRO 199055	16	Tina MIHELIAE	JK Labud	99	124	11	17	15	3	15	6	12
7	FRA 205321	6	Marie BOLOU	CN lorient	101	124	12	23	9	18	20	12	14
8	TUR 202611	12	Nazli Cagla DONERTAS	fenerbahce sailing club	103	149	13	10	8	14	24	DNC	6
9	FRA 202124	5	Amelie RIOU	Ev Locquirec	103	136	6	7	2	4	9	33	10
10	DEN 204750	13	Sarah Gunni TOFTEDAL	KDY	108	141	4	6	12	10	11	29	16

 

Nacra 17

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Net Points	TotalPoints	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12F	13M
1	FRA 1	11	Billy BESSON Marie RIOU	38	69	1	2	1	3	31	1	7	4
2	ITA 200	4	Vittorio BISSARO Silvia SICOURI	66	84	4	18	12	1	2	2	3	10
3	AUS 064	20	Darren BUNDOCK Nina CURTIS	81	101	9	3	4	4	20	11	2	8
4	AUT 035	2	Thomas ZAJAC Tanja FRANK	87	111	14	4	3	2	3	3	24	14
5	ESP 204	10	Iker MARTINEZ Tara PACHECO	89	127	15	7	5	DNC	9	5	9	6
6	GBR 060	1	Ben SAXTON Hannah DIAMOND	94	115	11	19	2	21	6	6	4	16
7	GBR 056	7	Lucy MACGREGOR Andrew WALSH	95	126	31	6	10	22	4	12	18	2
8	FRA 077	31	Franck CAMMAS Sophie de TURCKHEIM	97	135	8	8	UFD	8	17	8	11	OCS
9	AUS 158	14	Euan McNICOL Lucidna WHITTY	110	139	29	14	7	6	16	14	165	12
10	NED 213	5	Renee GROENEVELD Steven KROL	128	148	2	9	20	9	10	18	6	OCS

 

RS:X Men

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Club	Cat	Net Points	TotalPoints	6F	7F	8F	9F	10F	11F	12M
1	FRA 77	70	Pierre le COQ	CMVSB-Côtes D'armor		53	82	12	2	7	5	3	29	10
2	GRE 8	4	Byron KOKKALANIS	NOTK		56	82	3	4	5	4	26	24	2
3	FRA 155	9	Louis GIARD	Yacht Club de Carnac	Youth	56	88	5	12	6	10	1	32	6
4	GER 3	23	Toni WILHELM	Württembergischer Yacht-Club		62	88	9	3	3	1	11	26	16
5	FRA6	69	Julien BONTEMPS	ASPTT Nantes		65	102	2	OCS	1	7	2	14	18
6	GBR 1	11	Nick DEMPSEY	WPNSA		72	96	4	5	2	24	8	13	14
7	BRA1	1	Ricardo SANTOS	CBVELA		83	120	7	7	4	23	DNC	11	4
8	ESP-7	2	Ivan PASTOR LAFUENTE	C.N. SANTA POLA		84	121	18	OCS	13	2	5	1	8
9	ISR 21	6	Nimrod MASHIAH	mikhmoret		93	130	1	9	DNC	13	7	23	12
10	FRA-3	14	Thomas GOYARD	A.CalédonienneP.V.		96	133	6	1	8	12	4	DNF	20
11	HKG 2	3	Ho Tsun LEUNG	WAHK		104	124	20	18	16	9	15	18

 

RS:X Women

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Club	Cat	Net Points	TotalPoints	7Q	8Q	9Q	10Q	11Q	12Q	13M
1	FRA4	7	Charline PICON	CN La tremblade		39	48	1	2	7	4	1	2	6
2	NED 171	12	Lilian de GEUS	Watersportverbond		83	140	6	7	3	6	9	12	8
3	ESP 1	5	Blanca MANCHON	c.n sevilla		87	111	5	4	15	1	24	3	10
4	GBR 94	1	Bryony SHAW	WPNSA		92	114	10	13	5	7	22	14	12
5	CHN 1	20	Peina CHEN	CHINESE YACHTING ASSOCIATION		95	134	7	9	10	28	39	1	4
6	ITA 46	2	Flavia TARTAGLINI	S.V.G.d.F		96	110	9	8	9	10	13	5	14
7	GER 7	17	Moana DELLE	SKBUe		111	130	19	3	6	3	16	16	16
8	FRA22	10	Eugenie RICARD	YCMC		114	136	11	18	2	5	14	11	2
9	ESP 5	29	Marina ALABAU NEIRA	C N Sevila		114.6	171.6	4	6	RDG	2	7	4	18
10	HKG 5	3	Hei Man CHAN	WAHK		134	159	25	23	1	11	4	7	20

 

2.4mR

	Sail Nr.	Bow Nr.	Crew	Club	Cat	Net Points	TotalPoints	5	6	7	8	9
1	GBR 100	6	Helena LUCAS	RSYC		13	24	2	1	11	3	3
2	GBR98	4	Megan PASCOE	WEMOUTH SC		16	20	1	2	2	2	2
3	NOR 1	7	Bjornar ERIKSTAD	Tonsberg Seilforening		17	21	3	4	1	1	1
4	AUT 1	1	Sven REIGER	BYC		32	43	4	3	4	11	6
5	GBR 3	2	Will STREET	Pevensey Bay Sailing Club		43	50	6	7	7	5	5
6	ESP 509	10	Rafa ANDARIAS	C.N. Jávea		53	70	OCS	10	3	4	8
7	ESP 215	13	Manuel SANCHEZ CAMUS	los serra?illos		62	75	7	5	10	6	7
8	RUS 4	18	Nikolay ULYASHEV	VFPS		68	82	8	6	14	8	9
9	ESP 29	9	Francisco Javier PI EIRO ASPERA	CLUB. DEP. VELA ESCOTA		71	88	5	OCS	9	12	4
10	ESP 16	14	Borja MELGAREJO MA	RCMT Punta Umbria		78	92	10	8	8	13	14
11	GBR 68	5	Carol DUGDALE	Norfolk Broads Yacht Club		84	101	12	DNF	6	10	13
12	ESP 15	15	Arturo MONTES VORCY	RealClub Maritimo y Tenis de Punta Umbria		88	105	DNF	DNC	5	15	12
13	ESP 7	8	Antonio MAESTRE HERNANDEZ	car infanta cristina		89	106	9	OCS	13	9	10
14	GBR 113	3	John BROOKER	Frensham Pond SC	Youth	99	114	11	9	15	14	11
15	ESP 18	11	Jose GUERRA RODRIGUEZ	FUNDACION TAMBIEN		100	117	13	OCS	12	7	15
16	RUS 8	19	Dmitrii KHONICH	VFPS		130	147	OCS	DNF	DNC	DNC	DNC

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