ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao - Medallists decided across six fleets

by ISAF on 19 Oct 2014 It was a light wind, big wave finish at ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao as the medallists were decided across the six fleets competing on the waters of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Sailing Competition.

Byron Kokkalanis (GRE) had wrapped up gold in the Men’s RS:X the day prior but intriguing battles for gold across the remaining fleets played out in a tense day of competition.

The stakes were high with Qingdao medals on the line, a share of the prize money and invitation places at stake for the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final set to be held at the end of November in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) overcame Pavlos Kontides (CYP) in a two man duel for gold and silver in the Laser.

The duo were split by four points and held an unassailable lead going into the Medal Race so it was inevitable that they would lock horns from the off as they fought tooth and nail.

Stipanovic explained proceedings from his eyes, 'Today I decided I would go on Pavlos immediately from the start. I was trying to stay really close and get him away from the start but he was time staying in the middle of the line all the time and 30 seconds before the start I made a mistake and I opened up the doors for him.

'It was really tricky and I was pushing hoping he would make one mistake. At the first upwind mark I was last but it was not so bad as I caught some breeze and after 50 metres on the downwind I was only two metres behind him.

'On the second upwind we were together and he didn’t follow me and that was a chance for me and I took it and came in front of him and after that I controlled him.'

Kontides was left to rue not following the Croatian as he analysed his race, 'From the start I had a huge advantage but the wind was really tricky and you didn’t know where it was coming from. I had two options after the gate, to tack immediately and cover him or proceed a bit more and wait for the right shift. I thought the right would pay. By proceeding I was depending on the wind and the wind went left and I went right so I was wrong in my estimation and then I ended up behind him.

'It was always going to be hard because he will always push you over the layline and then it’s game over.

'I’m happy with how I sailed but I’m disappointed not to get gold, I have many silvers and now I have one more to the tally but I will keep on fighting. If I keep on sailing like I have this week then the gold will be pretty near.'

The fight was also on for bronze with Tom Burton (AUS) sitting ahead of Wannes Van Laer (BEL) by just one point before the Medal Race.

Burton came through in third, three places ahead of Van Laer to take bronze but there were a few nerves on the race track, 'The first beat everybody had a close eye on each other. I wasn’t looking too good at the top mark. Wannes was in front by a few boats so I just had to stay close and put a bit of pressure on him. I managed to get a bit of pressure on the second beat and just snuck past and held off to the finish

'I’m reasonably happy. It’s nice to finish a tough week, I wasn’t happy with the way I was sailing. The guys at the front were really on to it. You’ve got to be on top of your game.'

Stipanovic, Kontides and Burton have already booked their plane tickets for the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final. The spot was wide open and Wannes van Laer’s fourth gave him the spot. As top Asian finisher, Colin Cheng (SIN) also receives an invitation.

Dongshuang Zhang (CHN) defended her ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao title after a tight week of Laser Radial sailing.

Zhang, Tatiana Drozdovskaya (BLR), Tina Mihelic (CRO) and Sara Winther (NZL) were all extremely tight heading into the Medal Race. With the points close anything was possible.

With a light frame and knowledge of Qingdao’s waters Zhang navigated the tricky conditions with expertise. She came through in third and most importantly well ahead of her three rivals, taking gold by 11 points. With a successful defence Zhang was beaming after racing, 'I am really happy with the result and really happy to win in Qingdao, again,' said Zhang. 'My performance was very good in today’s wind conditions. In the whole of the event sometimes the wind was strong and the direction was not one I’m used my performance was solid and I just tried my best to get as high as possible. I am really happy with my performance.'

It was a late finish the day prior with protests aplenty in the Laser Radial fleet. Mihelic was disqualified from the penultimate race and dropped out of the medals heading into the final day.

With the pressure high and needing a result the Croatian did not fail to deliver and finished ahead of Winther and Drozdovskaya to take silver, 'The Medal Race was a really nervous race with lots of protests because four of us were really close. In the end I managed to finish fifth and end up with enough points to finish ahead of the girls from New Zealand and Belarus.

'It was a light wind race so it was hard. There were a lot of jury out there so we had to be careful not to get penalised. It was really nervous with a few shifts and the wind going up and down.

'Coming from fourth to second is a good feeling.'



Drozdovskaya came through in last spot in the Medal Race and dropped out of the medal positions. Despite receiving a standard penalty, Winther held on to a podium position, taking bronze.

Winther’s third place gives her an ISAF Sailing World Cup Final invitation spot. Min Gu (CHN) was the top Asian sailor and therefore receives an invitation.

Jordi Xammar and Joan Herp (ESP) took their first ISAF Sailing World Cup victory with a strong performance in Qingdao.

The two time Junior World Champions took a good lead into the Medal Race and a seventh was enough for them to take gold by four points over Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (GRE). Xammar and Herp, who celebrated his 21st birthday on the final day, have thrived in Qingdao and having played down their chances in advance walk away as deserved victors.

'It’s incredible to finish this regatta like this,' said Herp. 'We didn’t expect this result before we came here but we sailed very well over the last few days and the Medal Race was tough because everybody was very close and anybody could put a boat in between us but that is sailing and we have to manage the pressure. We’re very happy about the ending.'

It’s been a fantastic year for the young Spaniards who have a string of achievements under their belts as Xammar concluded, 'We are really happy with our season. We won the Junior Worlds and Europeans and finished seventh at the worlds and that was incredible for us. Now, coming here to a World Cup in Qingdao and winning is like… We thought Santander was the perfect thing and that was the end but coming here and winning our first World Cup in our lives is really good. This isn’t junior sailing; all the seniors are here with years of experience.

'It’s amazing.'

Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (GRE) were the early leaders in the Men’s 470 but trailed the Spaniards by ten points heading into the Medal Race. A fourth compared to Xammar and Herp’s seventh was not enough for them to reduce the deficit but they did maintain second overall. 'The Medal Race was difficult for us,' explained Mantis. 'We tried to start close to both Spanish boats, we achieved that but we wanted to keep the right side but we ended up with the left side and we managed to pass the top mark not in a good position.

'We were almost losing second place. We tried to recover and we finished fourth and this gave us the silver medal. We are very happy about this because it’s always very good to get a medal in an ISAF Sailing World Cup regatta.'

Onan Barreiros and Juan Curbelo Cabrera (ESP) round off the podium.

Henrique Haddad and Bruno Amorim (BRA) and Zangjun Xu and Wei Wang (CHN) are the recipients of an ISAF Sailing World Cup Final invitation.

It was victory for home nation sailors Mengxi Wei and Yani Xu in the Women’s 470 who sealed the deal with a second place in the Medal Race. They have been the standout performers in the Women’s 470 finishing out of the top two on just two occasions across the week.

After racing Wei said, 'I feel very grown up and happy that I have won here. I feel very lucky to come to Qingdao and represent China. I am honoured and proud to win a gold medal.'

Xiaomei Xu and Ping Zhang (CHN) took silver with a third in the Medal Race.



Shasha Chen and Haiyan Gao (CHN) pushed Ai Kondo Yoshida and Miho Yoshioka (JPN) out of the medal places after taking the final race victory. The Japanese pair could only muster a fifth which saw them miss out on bronze by three points.

As winners Wei and Xu receive an ISAF Sailing World Cup Final invitation.

With Byron Kokkalanis (GRE) wrapping up gold ahead of the Medal Race all eyes were on the fight for silver and bronze between Aichen Wang (CHN) and Max Oberemko (RUS).

Five points split the pair ahead of the Medal Race, so it was game on. Oberemko knew what needed to be done and had a tremendous first upwind to hold the lead but Wang was hot on his heels rounding in second.

Oberemko stayed at the front of the fleet but Wang was persistent and kept up with his pace. Oberemko edged away from Wang as the race played out but unfortunately for the Russian, Wang was also extending his advantage over third place. Oberemko took the bullet and Wang came through with a comfortable second to seal silver.

Kokkalanis stayed out of their way throughout the race with a relaxed demeanor on the race course. He concluded the event with a fifth place in the Medal Race.

The Greek sailor has been a class above the rest of the fleet and has loved the ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao experience, 'It feels really nice to be in Qingdao, the venue of the Beijing Olympics, and win an event like this.

'It was a really nice experience to see the place, the marina, the feeling and knowing it hosted such a big event. To see the conditions that everybody was talking about, that it was really hard, humid and light winds. Basically the period now is the best and it’s a really nice temperature. It was an amazing week. We had all sorts of conditions so it was one of the best regattas I’ve had this year.'

With Kokkalanis qualifying for Abu Dhabi at the Santander 2014 ISAF Worlds, Aichen Wang (CHN) receives the invitational spot as the next leading sailor.

Jiahui Wu (CHN) took gold in the Women’s RS:X, holding off Olga Maslivets (RUS) in the Medal Race to seal the deal. The Chinese sailor moved into pole position the day prior after Maslivets received a disqualification.

Sun came through in fifth compared to Maslivets’ seventh that ensured she finished 11.4 points ahead of the Russian.

After racing Wu said, 'The weather and wind has been good. I have tried my best throughout the whole competition and I feel really good about winning. I have been confident throughout the competition.'

Maslivets knew what she had to do in the Medal Race and worked hard on the water, putting her final efforts into the race but in the light breeze she was unable to find an edge and missed out on gold. Nonetheless she was pleased with her performance, 'I’m still happy as I’ve just come back onto the RS:X after two years out. It’s good to be back on the track and I feel happy in the RS:X again.

'It’s a different Qingdao to the one I knew and I liked it more because we had good winds, really nice winds from the sea which we never had six years ago. I like the challenging conditions with the difficult current and the waves.'

Hongmei Shi (CHN) blitzed the field in the Medal race, taking the bullet which subsequently moved her into third overall after Mei Hao floundered in ninth position. Shi took bronze by just a single point over Hao.

With Sun already invited to Abu Dhabi, the invitation is given to Olga Maslivets (RUS).



Next up for many of the racers is the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from 26-30 November.

470 Men Overall Results

 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	ESP	ESP 44	Jordi Xammar Joan Herp	(10)	3	2	2	2	5	1	1	14	40.00	30.00
2	GRE	GRE 1	Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	2	4	1	6	(13)	3	5	5	8	47.00	34.00
3	ESP	ESP 9	Onan Barreiros Juan Curbelo Cabrera	4	9	4	4	7	(10)	3	2	4	47.00	37.00
4	CHN	CHN 1267	Hao Lan Chao Wang	7	5	(11)	5	4	2	7	6	12	59.00	48.00
5	RUS	RUS 5	Pavel Sozykin Denis Gribanov	6	(12)	5	1	3	9	9	7	10	62.00	50.00
6	FRA	FRA 27	Sofian Bouvet Jeremie Mion	15	7	3	(18) DNF	6	14	2	4	2	71.00	53.00
7	BRA	BRA 27	Henrique Haddad Bruno Bethlem De Amorim	13	(18) OCS	9	7	1	4	6	10	6	74.00	56.00
8	CHN	CHN 67	Zangjun Xu Wei Wang	3	8	10	3	(14)	7	8	3	16	72.00	58.00
9	RSA	RSA 1	Asenathi Jim Roger Hudson	11	2	6	8	(18) DSQ	1	4	9	18	77.00	59.00
10	CHN	CHN 183	Liang Dao Weng Qiaowen Lin	1	11	7	11	16	6	10	(18) OCS	22 OCS	102.00	84.00
11	CHN	CHN 1022	Zhigang Weng Lin Wu	8	10	(15)	10	5	12	14	11		85.00	70.00
12	CHN	CHN 1418	Jian Huang Yang Wang	5	(13)	13	9	10	13	12	12		87.00	74.00
13	THA	THA 8	Navee Thamsoontorn Nut Butmarasri	12	6	8	14	8	(15)	13	13		89.00	74.00
14	CHN	CHN 181	Weidong Wang Chuantian Wen	9	15	(16)	12	11	8	11	8		90.00	74.00
15	CHN	CHN 1073	Kundi WU Zhang Yusen	14	14	17	13	9	11	(18) DNF	18 DNC		114.00	96.00
16	CHN	CHN 1047	Chuancheng ZHOU Yiqiang LIN	(18) DSQ	1	14	18 DSQ	15	16	18 DNC	18 DNC		118.00	100.00
17	CHN	CHN 205	guodi fan dianji li	(18) RET	16	12	15	12	17	15	14		119.00	101.00

 

470 Women Overall Results

 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	CHN	CHN 621	Mengxi Wei Yani Xu	2	1	1	3	1	1	(4)	2	4	19.00	15.00
2	CHN	CHN 616	Xiaomei Xu Ping Zhang	(9)	6	2	1	3	3	2	3	6	35.00	26.00
3	CHN	CHN 619	Shasha Chen Haiyan Gao	(6)	5	5	2	2	2	5	5	2	34.00	28.00
4	JPN	JPN 1	Ai Kondo Yoshida Miho Yoshioka	4	2	(6)	4	5	4	1	1	10	37.00	31.00
5	CHN	CHN 1217	Nan Zhang Xiao Lv	7	4	(8)	8	6	7	3	6	8	57.00	49.00
6	CHN	CHN 186	Shengnan Ni Yayin Lin	3	3	7	5	(9)	6	8	7	12	60.00	51.00
7	CHN	CHN 1	Huimin Feng Lizhu Huang	5	8	3	(11) DSQ	4	5	6	4	22 BFD	68.00	57.00
8	CHN	CHN 188	Qian Fu Jinlian Xie	1	7	(11) DNS	6	7	8	7	8	14	69.00	58.00
9	CHN	CHN 2011	Xian He yan zhou	8	9	4	7	8	9	9	(11) DNF	18	83.00	72.00
10	CHN	CHN 126	Wanting Liu Shuang Tian	10	10	(11) DNC	11 DNC	10	11 DNC	11 DNC	11 DNC	16	101.00	90.00

 

Laser Men Overall Results

 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	CRO	CRO 204731	Tonci Stipanovic	1	1	(6)	1	1	3	1	4	16	34.00	28.00
2	CYP	CYP 206766	Pavlos Kontides	2	2	2	4	(8)	1	2	3	20	44.00	36.00
3	AUS	AUS 199012	Tom Burton	(19)	10	1	12	6	4	5	2	6	65.00	46.00
4	BEL	BEL 202016	Wannes Van Laer	3	8	7	2	(12)	8	7	6	12	65.00	53.00
5	CRO	CRO 202974	Daniel Mihelic	4	11	3	10	(37) UFD	16	4	5	4	94.00	57.00
6	NZL	NZL 198114	Michael Bullot	(30)	3	4	7	9	12	6	1	18	90.00	60.00
7	BRA	BRA 203766	Bruno Fontes	8	7	5	8	(22)	5	11	9	10	85.00	63.00
8	EST	EST 203724	Karl-Martin Rammo	(23)	5	16	5	11	2	3	7	14	86.00	63.00
9	CRO	CRO 207268	Filip Jurišic	(27)	6	9	3	4	11	18	13	2	93.00	66.00
10	NOR	NOR 201111	Hermann Tomasgaard	(15)	13	11	9	3	9	9	8	8	85.00	70.00
11	SIN	SIN 197538	Colin Cheng	6	9	14	11	(18)	14	13	14		99.00	81.00
12	RUS	RUS 202692	Sergey Komissarov	14	20	12	14	(21)	10	10	10		111.00	90.00
13	CHN	CHN 205151	Jinfu Zhou	18	21	8	(22)	5	6	14	19		113.00	91.00
14	CHN	CHN 203232	Huichao Chen	10	17	15	6	(24)	7	19	20		118.00	94.00
15	ITA	ITA 188953	Giovanni Coccoluto	9	4	18	21	14	(37) RET	12	18		133.00	96.00
16	RUS	RUS 171513	Maxim Nikolaev	16	(22)	13	20	2	13	20	21		127.00	105.00
17	TTO	TTO 184116	Andrew Lewis	7	14	19	18	7	(37) DNF	21	22		145.00	108.00
18	AUS	AUS 193330	Mark Spearman	12	(19)	17	19	15	17	15	16		130.00	111.00
19	CHN	CHN 205012	Yang Yang	5	30	20	17	(37) DNF	22	16	17		164.00	127.00
20	CHN	CHN 205266	Zili Wang	20	15	(25)	16	10	21	23	24		154.00	129.00
21	CHN	CHN 209889	Ning Zhao	32	31	10	15	26	(37) DNF	8	12		171.00	134.00
22	NZL	NZL 202687	Andrew McKenzie	17	26	22	26	28	15	(37) DNF	11		182.00	145.00
23	CHN	CHN 203376	Yulong Qiu	(37) DSQ	18	21	23	13	20	24	26		182.00	145.00
24	NOR	NOR 205733	Henrik Begby	24	(37) DNF	37 OCS	13	20	23	17	15		186.00	149.00
25	CHN	CHN 201314	Xie Jun	11	16	24	(37) DNF	19	24	22	37 DNE		190.00	153.00
26	RSA	RSA 207559	Stefano Marcia	13	12	(37) DNF	25	37 UFD	19	37 BFD	27		207.00	170.00
27	CHN	CHN 211217	Wei Lin	26	28	23	27	23	18	26	(37) DNF		208.00	171.00
28	CHN	CHN 203231	Huaxiang Lai	25	24	26	(28)	16	27	27	28		201.00	173.00
29	CHN	CHN 309883	Gu Yuchen	(31)	27	27	31	17	25	28	23		209.00	178.00
30	CHN	CHN 120126	Gui Chao	21	23	29	29	(37) UFD	26	30	30		225.00	188.00
31	CHN	CHN 200537	Tian rui Tian rui	29	25	28	24	(37) UFD	37 RET	25	25		230.00	193.00
32	CHN	CHN 207212	zhe song	28	29	31	30	(37) UFD	28	29	29		241.00	204.00
33	CHN	CHN 207627	yu wang	22	34	32	32	(37) DNF	29	31	33		250.00	213.00
34	CHN	CHN 142857	Songzhi Zhang	33	32	33	33	(37) DNS	30	32	31		261.00	224.00
35	CHN	CHN 177117	xinsheng zhao	(34)	33	30	34	27	37 DNE	33	32		260.00	226.00
36	CHN	CHN 12112	Guanyun Ru	35	35	(37) DNC	37 DNC	25	37 DNF	37 DNF	37 DNF		280.00	243.00

 

Laser Radial Women Overall Results

 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	CHN	CHN 201213	Dongshuang Zhang	2	2	4	4	1	4	2	(5)	6	30.00	25.00
2	CRO	CRO 199082	Tina Mihelic	9	1	3	2	7	1	3	(13) DSQ	10	49.00	36.00
3	NZL	NZL 202441	Sara Winther	4	4	2	3	(8)	3	4	1	17 STP	46.00	38.00
4	BLR	BLR 203778	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	8	3	1	1	9	(13) DSQ	1	2	20	58.00	45.00
5	RUS	RUS 203245	Elena Vorobeva	7	(11)	6	5	4	2	5	4	14	58.00	47.00
6	CHN	CHN 200041	Min Gu	1	8	(12)	7	3	9	9	10	2	61.00	49.00
7	CRO	CRO 199055	Ana Zelic	(10)	5	5	6	2	5	7	3	18	61.00	51.00
8	NOR	NOR 203660	Celine Therese Herud	5	7	7	(10)	6	6	10	7	8	66.00	56.00
9	CHN	CHN 211210	Yajie Wang	3	6	11	(12)	5	11	11	6	4	69.00	57.00
10	ITA	ITA 194941	Laura Cosentino	11	9	8	8	(13) DNF	7	8	11	12	87.00	74.00
11	CHN	CHN 171717	Shuang Yang	(12)	12	9	9	13 DNE	8	6	8		77.00	65.00
12	CHN	CHN 209501	Haijiao Yu	6	10	10	11	10	10	(12)	9		78.00	66.00

 

RS:X Men Overall Results

 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race												Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	Total	Net
1	GRE	GRE 8	Byron Kokkalanis	1	4	2	3	1	1	5	(9)	1	1	1	10	39.00	30.00
2	CHN	CHN 1	Aichen Wang	4	5	6	2	7	(8)	1	3	6	4	4	4	54.00	46.00
3	RUS	RUS 1	Max Oberemko	2	7	8	5	5	6	(9)	7	2	3	2	2	58.00	49.00
4	HKG	HKG 16	Cheng Chun Leung Michael	7	3	(20)	4	3	12	3	12	16	7	8	14	109.00	89.00
5	CHN	CHN 11	kun bi	18	15	16	(20)	2	3	6	6	7	5	3	12	113.00	93.00
6	CHN	CHN 15	Qi Xue	3	1	5	13	(28)	20	4	2	8	13	18	8	123.00	95.00
7	HKG	HKG 2	Ho Tsun Leung	13	2	11	6	4	4	(23)	15	5	14	5	20	122.00	99.00
8	CHN	CHN 111	Zhiwei LIN	11	12	3	12	12	10	14	(22)	14	8	11	6	135.00	113.00
9	CHN	CHN 12	Ming Li	(31)	8	21	9	6	2	16	8	15	6	6	18	146.00	115.00
10	CHN	CHN 113	Xia WU	6	10	7	(23)	17	16	10	23	3	9	15	16	155.00	132.00
11	CHN	CHN 6	Chunzhuang Liu	9	13	14	15	18	(28)	2	1	21	18	14		153.00	125.00
12	RUS	RUS 4	Dmitri Polichtchouk	10	30	(31)	1	8	22	15	30	4	2	7		160.00	129.00
13	CHN	CHN 112	Bing Ye	5	(24)	12	19	14	21	11	4	13	10	22		155.00	131.00
14	CHN	CHN 115	Zhen Huang	19	(29)	4	10	25	7	17	17	11	12	9		160.00	131.00
15	CHN	CHN 2110	Mengfan Gao	29	32	(34)	22	10	5	7	5	10	15	16		185.00	151.00
16	CHN	CHN 1310	Erhao Fu	22	11	1	14	(30)	9	12	27	17	17	23		183.00	153.00
17	CHN	CHN 155	Zhi chao Zhang	15	6	15	17	16	14	19	18	27	(29)	17		193.00	164.00
18	CHN	CHN 114	Lin LIU	(28)	19	28	7	22	11	24	19	9	19	10		196.00	168.00
19	CHN	CHN 213	Hui Lin	12	26	10	8	11	23	28	10	(30)	24	27		209.00	179.00
20	HKG	HKG 11	Gabriel Angelo Brettell	16	(28)	25	11	23	17	21	21	18	16	13		209.00	181.00
21	CHN	CHN 1593	Guan Dong	14	9	17	31	13	13	22	(36)	24	25	24		228.00	192.00
22	CHN	CHN 29	yu zhao	20	16	13	26	20	26	20	13	(29)	21	19		223.00	194.00
23	CHN	CHN 13	Yang Li	30	14	27	(37) DNF	9	18	37 DNF	26	12	11	12		233.00	196.00
24	CHN	CHN 1331	Jiaming Zhang	21	20	9	16	15	(32)	30	29	20	28	29		249.00	217.00
25	CHN	CHN 116	Lutan YE	23	17	23	21	19	15	(37) DNF	34	23	20	28		260.00	223.00
26	CHN	CHN 1338	Tian Jiang	(36)	36	18	27	26	33	13	11	26	22	25		273.00	237.00
27	CHN	CHN 21	chun zhang	8	25	22	(33)	27	29	27	25	22	32	26		276.00	243.00
28	CHN	CHN 1446	Bin Lin	26	21	29	30	29	19	25	14	25	27	(31)		276.00	245.00
29	CHN	CHN 23	Ming Liu	24	23	24	25	31	27	26	20	(32)	26	20		278.00	246.00
30	CHN	CHN 2147	Chaoli Zeng	17	27	32	18	24	31	(37) DNF	24	33	23	21		287.00	250.00
31	CHN	CHN 20	Zhao Huang	32	34	35	32	(37) DNF	24	18	16	19	33	34		314.00	277.00
32	CHN	CHN 117	Leiye XIAO	27	(35)	33	29	21	25	31	31	31	30	32		325.00	290.00
33	CHN	CHN 1352	Dageng Xu	33	22	30	(37) DNF	37 DNF	34	8	28	36	36	35		336.00	299.00
34	CHN	CHN 1336	Xingwen Guo	34	31	26	24	(37) RET	37 DNC	29	33	28	31	30		340.00	303.00
35	SIN	SIN 2	Leonard Ong	25	33	19	28	(37) DNF	30	37 DNF	32	35	34	33		343.00	306.00
36	CHN	CHN 2	Jiamao Wu	35	18	36	34	(37) DNF	37 DNF	37 DNF	35	34	35	36		374.00	337.00

 

RS:X Women Overall Results

 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race												Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	Total	Net
1	CHN	CHN 9	Jiali Sun	9	6	(11)	5	6	8	1	2	1	1	4	10	64.00	53.00
2	RUS	RUS 9	Olga Maslivets	1	2	4	1	2	16	4.4 RDG	5	3	(31) DSQ	9	14	92.40	61.40
3	CHN	CHN 191	Hongmei Shi	5	(14)	7	9	10	7	2	7	10	12	12	2	97.00	83.00
4	CHN	CHN 16	Mei Hao	8	3	3	2	20	6	(31) DSQ	16	2	5	1	18	115.00	84.00
5	CHN	CHN-21	Manjia Zheng	4	1	(24)	8	18	3	8	17	11	2	5	8	109.00	85.00
6	CHN	CHN 118	Xianting HUANG	(17)	4	8	12	13	5	6	8	8	8	8	6	103.00	86.00
7	CHN	CHN 159	Yan Li	6	7	2	10	4	9	11	10	(18)	11	13	4	105.00	87.00
8	CHN	CHN 7	Yunxiu Lu	2	(24)	1	3	1	14	15	15	4	4	6	22 DSQ	111.00	87.00
9	CHN	CHN 5	Jiahui Wu	12	5	9	6	11	11	(14)	3	9	3	3	16	102.00	88.00
10	CHN	CHN 2114	Jiao Ma	7	20	21	4	7	1	(23)	11	5	10	2	12	123.00	100.00
11	CHN	CHN 119	Yani WANG	3	12	13	13	12	4	4	6	6	17	(19)		109.00	90.00
12	CHN	CHN 3	Qiaoshan Weng	(18)	9	10	7	5	18	13	14	7	6	7		114.00	96.00
13	CHN	CHN 135	xiaoqing yu	13	10	16	15	8	2	3	13	17	(25)	16		138.00	113.00
14	CHN	CHN 211	Pei ling Chen	15	19	5	14	3	13	(21)	12	13	7	14		136.00	115.00
15	CHN	CHN 18	Yu Cui	16	8	6	11	15	(24)	22	4	21	9	10		146.00	122.00
16	CHN	CHN 120	Yanfen DAI	(20)	15	14	20	9	15	19	1	15	18	11		157.00	137.00
17	CHN	CHN 17	dan zhang	(28)	13	15	17	23	10	12	18	12	13	17		178.00	150.00
18	CHN	CHN 121	Yidan HUANG	21	18	12	18	22	22	9	(25)	19	15	18		199.00	174.00
19	CHN	CHN 1324	Jie Du	24	16	19	16	14	12	17	20	26	19	(28)		211.00	183.00
20	CHN	CHN 1317	xiaomei Fu	11	22	20	19	25	20	5	22	22	(31) OCS	21		218.00	187.00
21	CHN	CHN 1525	Yan jia Lin	22	25	(26)	22	19	17	20	24	14	14	23		226.00	200.00
22	CHN	CHN 19	Yue Wang	14	17	27	26	26	19	18	(28)	20	16	25		236.00	208.00
23	CHN	CHN 1313	xiuxiu Ding	27	23	22	24	24	26	7	9	24	(31) OCS	27		244.00	213.00
24	CHN	CHN 27	Yue Tan	26	11	17	(31) DNF	17	30	28	23	16	31 OCS	15		245.00	214.00
25	CHN	CHN 1323	Yahui Zheng	25	(30)	18	23	21	23	16	21	29	26	22		254.00	224.00
26	CHN	CHN 1328	Zhen Liu	10	27	25	25	27	(29)	24	29	27	22	20		265.00	236.00
27	CHN	CHN 1326	Qin Yu	19	26	23	28	16	27	26	27	(30)	20	26		268.00	238.00
28	CHN	CHN 28	jiao zhao	23	21	29	(31) RET	28	21	29	26	28	21	24		281.00	250.00
29	CHN	CHN 122	Xiuhui CHEN	(30)	28	28	21	29	28	25	19	25	23	30		286.00	256.00
30	CHN	CHN 26	Shan Li	29	29	30	27	(31) DNF	25	27	30	23	24	29		304.00	273.00

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