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IFDS Rankings for Paralympic Classes - 1 October 2014

by ISAF on 2 Oct 2014
Megan Pascoe, 2.4mR Paul Wyeth / RYA http://www.rya.org.uk
The IFDS Rankings for Paralympic Classes have been released. Rankings in the One-Person Keelboat, 2.4mR; Two-Person Keelboat, SKUD18; Three-Person Keelboat, Sonar are based on the following regattas:

2013 ISAF Sailing World Cup, Miami, USA - 2.4mR and Sonar only
2013 ISAF Sailing World Cup Cup, Hyeres, FRA - 2.4mR and Sonar only
2013 Delta Lloyd Regatta, Medemblik, NED - 2.4mR and Sonar only
2013 IFDS Combined World Championships, Kinsale, IRL
2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup, Miami, USA,
2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup, Mallorca, ESP, - 2.4mR only
2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup, Hyeres, FRA, - 2.4mR and Sonar only
2014 Delta Lloyd Regatta, Medemblik, NED,
2014 IFDS Combined World Championships, Nova Scotia, CAN,

It's a British 1-2 at the top of the 2.4mR Rankings with Megan Pascoe at world number one and Helena Lucas at world number two. 2014 World Champion Heiko Kroger (GER) sits at world number seven but counts less regattas than those above him.


Alex Rickham and Niki Birrell (GBR) retain world number one in the SKUD18. The pair have been a mainstay at world number one since December 2010 following a string of podium finishes.

After a break away from the boat following their London 2012 success, Daniel Fitzgibbon and Liesl Tesch (AUS) came back with a bang at the IFDS Worlds, taking gold. They re-enter the rankings at world number seven, counting a single regatta.


Counting six regattas, Bruno Jourdren, Nicolas Vimont Vicary and Eric Flageul (FRA) sit at world number one in the Sonar rankings. The trio took gold at the IFDS Worlds, finishing four points ahead of Canada's Paul Tingley, Logan Campbell and Scott Lutes. The Canadians sit at world number four. John Robertson, Hannah Stodel and Stephen Thomas (GBR) are world number two and Jens Kroker, Siegmund Mainka and Robert Prem (GER) are world number three.

Fleet racing - Disabled - 2.4 Metre - Wednesday 1 October 2014

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Megan Pascoe

GBR

 

8

4

1

4450

2

Helena Lucas

GBR

 

7

6

1

4102

3

Bjørnar Erikstad

NOR

 

7

5

2

4045

4

Sven Reiger

AUT

 

6

 

4

3262

5

Barend Kol

NED

 

5

3

2

2910

6

Kevin Cantin

FRA

 

5

22

5

2880

7

Heiko Kroeger

GER

 

4

 

4

2803

8

Damien Seguin

FRA

 

4

2

1

2756

9

Bruce Millar

CAN

 

4

14

9

2629

10

Lasse Klötzing

GER

 

4

15

10

2584

11

Will Street

GBR

 

4

 

6

2558

12

Daniel Evans

USA

 

4

 

8

2460

13

Nikolay Ulyashev

RUS

 

4

 

13

2346

14

Daniel Bina

CZE

 

4

10

7

2240

15

Charles Rosenfield

USA

 

4

22

15

2217

16

Julio Papote Reguero

PUR

 

3

10

9

2196

17

Timothy Ripley

USA

 

4

 

15

2146

18

Rafa Andarias

ESP

 

3

 

16

1955

19

Antonio Squizzato

ITA

 

3

 

12

1913

20

Carol Dugdale

GBR

 

3

 

8

1875

 

Fleet racing - Disabled - SKUD 18 - Wednesday 1 October 2014

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Alexandra Rickham

GBR

Niki Birrell

3

1

1

2346

2

John Mcroberts

CAN

Jackie Gay

3

2

2

2303

3

Ryan Porteous

USA

Cindy Walker

3

 

3

2280

4

Marco Gualandris

ITA

Marta Zanetti

2

 

2

1846

5

Vera Voorbach

NED

Jan-rein Van Esseveld

2

13

5

1778

6

Sarah Everhart Skeels

USA

Gerard Tiernan

2

8

6

1744

7

Dan Fitzgibbon

AUS

Liesl Tesch

1

4

2

1125

8

Amethyst Barnbrook

AUS

Brett Pearce

1

7

7

1069

9

Sergio Roig

ESP

Violeta Isabel Del Reino

1

 

9

1035

10

Rolf Schrama

NED

Sandra Nap

1

 

10

1024

11

Tim Dempsey

NZL

Gemma Fletcher

1

12

11

1013

12

Peter Beard

AUS

Rachel Cox

1

 

12

1001

13

Andrzej Bury

POL

Olga Gornas-grudzien

1

 

13

990

14

Bartolomeu Gelabert

ESP

Violeta Isabel Del Reino

1

 

6

713

15

Paul Callahan

USA

Maureen Mckinnon-tucker

1

 

7

705

 

Fleet racing - Disabled - Sonar - Wednesday 1 October 2014

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Bruno Jourdren

FRA

Nicolas Vimont Vicary
Eric Flageul

6

9

1

3583

2

John Robertson

GBR

Hannah Stodel
Stephen Thomas

5

1

1

3173

3

Jens Kroker

GER

Siegmund Mainka
Robert Prem

4

5

3

2638

4

Paul Tingley

CAN

Logan Campbell
Scott Lutes

4

 

4

2605

5

Alphonsus Doerr

USA

Timothy Angle
Brad Kendell
Hugh Freund

4

6

4

2567

6

Colin Harrison

AUS

John Harris
Russell Boaden
Jonathan Harris

3

12

6

2354

7

John C Twomey

IRL

Anthony Hegarty
Ian Costelloe
Austin O'carroll

3

11

6

2208

8

Aleksander Wang-hansen

NOR

Per Eugen Kristiansen
Marie Solberg

5

2

1

2206

9

Andrew Fisher

USA

Keith Burhans
Bradley Johnson
Michael Hersey

3

 

9

2176

10

Craig Wood

GBR

Ed Suckling
Luke Sinnott
Steven Palmer

2

 

10

1621

11

Cristiano D'agaro

ITA

Fabrizio Solazzo
Gian Bachisio Pira
Solazzo Fabrizio

2

 

11

1616

12

Udo Hessels

NED

Marcel Van De Veen
Mischa Rossen

3

3

3

1408

13

Vasilis Christoforou

GRE

Thodoris Alexas
Argiris Notaroglou

1

9

9

1080

14

Marie Solberg

NOR

Aleksander Wang-hansen
Per Eugen Kristiansen

1

 

14

1058

15

Dror Cohen

ISR

Arnon Efrati
Shimon Ben Yakov

1

4

4

1024

16

David Barnes

NZL

Andrew May
Richard Dodson

2

 

7

1009

17

Jamie Dunross

AUS

Robert Cridge
Francis Gaudin

1

 

17

1001

18

Paco Llobet Balcells

ESP

Manuel Gimeno
Hectot Alvarez Garcia

1

 

18

990

19

Richard Dodson

NZL

Andrew May
David Barnes

1

 

19

979

20

Tui Francisco Oliveira

BRA

Antonio Marcos Do Carmo
José Matias Gonçalves De Abreu

1

 

11

668


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