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GBR top latest ISAF World Sailing Rankings

by ISAF on 7 Mar 2008
ISAF Ranking March 2008 ISAF
Although Australia held on to its three world #1 spots it was Great Britain who topped the overall national standings in the latest release of the ISAF World Sailing Rankings.

Australia maintained their three Ranking top spots in the Men’s 470, Laser and Tornado, whilst Nick Dempsy’s rise up to #3 in the Men’s RS:X Rankings mean that Great Britain is now the only nation to hold four top-three spots.

There were two changes amongst the top spots in the latest Ranking release, with Poland’s Przemyslaw Miarczynski returning to the summit of the Men’s RS:X Rankings and the Russian team of Ekaterina Skudina, Diana Krutskikh and Natalia Ivanova moving top in the Yngling.

The next release of the ISAF World Sailing Rankings will next be on 9 April 2008, including results from the Laser Radial World Championship and Princess Sofia Trophy.

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