ISAF Sailing World Cup - Thrilling action on Day 4 + Videos

by Lisa Ratcliff on 11 Dec 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne 2014 - When Mother Nature is feeling cantankerous sailors feel the effects more than a lot of athletes. Day four of the ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne produced the most thrilling action yet off the front of Sandringham Yacht Club, and the most drama.

Southerly winds were manageable at an average 22-24 knots, it was the vertical rouge waves and cranky sea-state that brought on some seasickness, cancelled starts and reduced the original racing timetable.

Four classes from the first session were sent out - Nacras, Lasers, 2.4mR and SKUD18 - and they all managed to put two more scores on the board.

For the late session the Laser Radials and the kiteboards were the only two classes on the track. Like storm chasers, Finn sailors go hunting big winds and four of them – Ed Wright (GBR), Oli Tweddell (AUS), Philip Toth (USA) and Sweden’s Bjorn Allannson took off from SYC late afternoon with a photographer and a couple of coaches, just for the hell of it.

There was plenty of air under the Nacras and the images are spectacular. The 2.4mR class reached insane speeds downwind for a 32 year-old class, in what was the their maximum sea state.

Racing was cancelled today for the following classes – Men’s 470, Women’s 470, Finn, Men’s and Women’s RS:X. The 49er and 49erFX fleets headed out briefly this morning before being sent back to shore without starting a race. The results from yesterday stand for those fleets.

Only one day of qualifying racing remains for the 49er, 49FX, Men’s RS:X and Women’s RS:X, Nacra 17, and Men’s and Women’s Kiteboards ahead of their medal races on Saturday.

The top ten competitors in each of the Olympic events will advance to Saturday and Sunday’s Medal Races which count for double points ensuring plenty of possibilities to the end result. Competition leading up to the Medal Races is tough with every point crucial in a bid to make the top ten.

Tomorrow’s forecast is for south to south-easterly 10-15 knots increasing to 15-20 knots during the early afternoon and to 20-25 knots in the late afternoon. Racing starts at 11am rather than midday.

Laser Radial

Great Britain’s Alison Young dominated results for the only Olympic class sent out this afternoon. Thanks to two wins she’s five points clear of defending Melbourne champion Tatiana Drozdovskaya (BLR).

'We get a range of stuff over in the UK, today was nice and breezy and wavy, you have to be able to manage all conditions,' said Young.

'It was very sailable; it was good to be racing. The pretty steep fast moving waves made the downwind pretty tricky. I’ll do a big job on the refueling tonight ready for tomorrow.'

Drozdovskaya approached today’s racing with trepidation. 'I more like the wind of the first day, the lighter wind. Fifteen knots for me is so perfect and waves for me downwind would be excellent.'

There is ice at home so whatever the conditions the Belarussian is pleased to come to the world cup event to train and race. She plans to compete in all of the 2015 ISAF Sailing World Cup events, including, hopefully, the Abu Dhabi World Cup Final.

Laser
After six races, Laser world number one Tom Burton and 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Champion leads the results sheet by the slimmest margin of one point to fellow Australian, Matt Wearn.

'I had the same points as Matt today,' said Burton. 'I beat him in the first race and he beat me in the second so it’s a good battle and it’s pretty close. Fifth is my drop, so it’s still looking good,' a confident Burton commented.

Wearn agreed it was a 'pretty solid day. It started off at 20 knots shifty and by the second race breeze picked up to over 30 knots when it started to become more of a slog. It was good racing and a good decision to stay out.'

Belgium’s Wannes Van Laer, a London Olympian, is fourth behind Kiwi Laser sailor Sam Meech. 'I like it when it’s windy so today was a dream for me….I want more days like this,' an excited Van Laer said. 'It’s a bit scary with the waves but once you train a few days in heavy conditions you really love it.'

On pegging back the Aussies, Van Laer intimated, 'If we have a few more days like this it could be interesting battles. Matt and TB are very fast, it’s nice to be here and be able to fight with these guys. We do some races and try to beat each other and at the end of the day we are friends.'

49erFX

Olivia Price and Eliza Solly’s two race retirements yesterday afternoon when their mast broke shuffled the top three 49erFX results.

Tess Lloyd and Caitlin Elks (AUS) haven’t moved from pole position since racing commenced on Monday December 7, 2014. Similarly top shelf results by Helene Naess and Marie Ronningen (NOR) have kept them in touch with the Australians. Now another Norwegian duo of Maia and Ragna Agerup is holding onto third.

The ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne is the first time racing against a 49erFX fleet and the first competition for new combination Haylee Outteridge and Sarah Cook, a two-time Olympic rower.

Their parents met sailing and when big brother Nathan started sailing out of Wangi Sailing Club at NSW’s Lake Macquarie, middle brother Beau and little sister Haylee didn’t have much choice but to take the tiller.

'Sailing has always been for us a family thing, it’s not just a sport,' says the youngest Outteridge, who has partnered with Sarah Cook, the former rower late to sailing at age 27.

Nathan Outteridge’s success at the world level is well known. He’s an inspiration to Haylee but she promises there is no pressure being the younger sibling of an Olympic gold medallist, world champion and now America’s Cup sailor.

'I could say I want to win a gold medal at the end of the day but I really want to see what my potential is as a sailor and a person. Nathan and I sail for different reasons; I don’t feel that pressure because I feel we have different goals.'

Outteridge brings natural instinct and 18 years of experience to their campaign. Cook brings experience at the highest level of competition. Until just over two years ago Cook had never sailed and asked her then 470 partner Elise Rechichi why they couldn’t sail directly at the top mark.

She’s found another special partnership in Outteridge and is enjoying the physicality of the skiff. 'It’s so aggressive and fast, it’s very similar to rowing in terms of the physicality.

Outteridge and Cook are sitting sixth on the results sheet after nine races.

Nacra17

There was plenty of excitement on Port Phillip for Nacra fleet, some of it welcome and some of it not as they raced in big swells and a gusty 25 knot southerly.

The first race of the day saw the top four in the pointscore finish in that order. The second race, the 11th race in the qualifying series, belonged to Darren Bundock and Nina Curtis (AUS).

The third race began and then was abandoned due to the sea-state, but not before Euan McNicol and Lucinda Whitty went to the aid of Viper sailor Krystal Weir.

'We got around the top mark and just came down to the gybe point,' McNichol explained. 'We got through the gybe and then I heard my name called. I looked around and there were no boats. Then I saw Krystal (Weir) in the water. We dropped the spinnaker and went and picked her up. She was in good spirits.'

Weir knew she’d float onto a beach at some boat so ate the banana from her lifejacket and floated along. 'The water was pretty warm so I was lucky. I was yelling at the race committee but they couldn’t hear me with the waves. I had my feet up floating and thought ‘Elwood here I come’.'

In the overall pointscore after 11 races Waterhouse and Darmanin hold first place with Darren Bundock and Nina Curtis in second and Euan McNicol and Lucinda Whitty in third.

SKUD18

Dan Fitzgibbon and Liesl Tesch (AUS-AST) handled the strong conditions with style, taking out race honours in both race five and six of the SKUD18 series.

Tim Dempsey and Gemma Fletcher (NZL) revelled in the familiar heaving conditions and moved up the leaderboard into second overall.

'It was exciting. Big waves, big wind, lots of surfing,' Dempsey said. 'Back home in Auckland we get a fair bit of this kind of wind so we are reasonably at home in these conditions. We have a bit of a reputation of going well in the heavy and not so well in the light. We are trying to get that monkey off our back at the moment.'

Overall and after six races, Fitzgibbon and Tesch continue to hold a commanding first place with eight points. Third overall is Amethyst Barnbrook and Brett Pearce (AUS).

2.4mR

Paul Francis (NZL) and Matthew Bugg (AUS) swapped top finishes in today’s two races.

Francis won race five of the series and Bugg countered by winning race 6. While others in fleet struggled with the sea swell and strong winds, and some just simply stayed ashore, the two cross-Tasman competitors challenged for the top place on the leaderboard.

'The conditions were fantastic. A lovely day for sailing,' Francis said. There was a bit of seamanship pumping the 2.4m and keeping it dry. It was a case of a crossover between racing and seamanship. In the second race gear problems forced Francis into second place. The only other finisher to survive race 6 was Neil Patterson (AUS).

Overall Bugg still leads the pointscore with Francis in second and Peter Thompson (AUS) in third.

For a design of its age hitting 13 knots downwind in a 254 kilo boat was 'insane' said Richard Scarr, the national Paralympic coach for the 2.4mR and Tasmania’s state high performance coach.

Kiteboards

Riccardo Leccese (ITA) achieved a clean sweep on the second day of the Men’s Kiteboard competition, winning six from six races.

The wind was up and the fleet was screaming downwind in perfect kiteboard conditions. 'I usually like the strong winds,' said the pumped Italian. 'I was also impressed that my light wind friends had a good day against me. The first race I crashed and lost the lead. We had some scratches, but that makes the racing fun. We exploded downwind.'

In second place is the 2013 Melbourne champion Florian Gruber (GER) who traded second and third places across the six races with Ivan Doronin (RUS), now third overall.

A very disappointed Lisa Hickman has missed the opening races due to a torn Achilles tendon. 'I have nursed it for the last week, strapped it tight this morning and headed out for a training run. It became very obvious I was likely to tear it again. I really want to race the medal race on Saturday,' Hickman said. All going well on Saturday she’ll be back on the water for the Breakwater to Beacon and foiling demonstration on the stadium course, and 'giving it her all.'

How does Sailing World Cup Final qualification work?

Event winners from each ISAF Sailing World Cup (SWC) Regatta will qualify to the 2015 SWC Final whilst the best placed 'home continent' sailor in each round will also qualify. The top three finishers at the 2015 Class World Championships (if already held) will qualify to the 2015 SWC Final. The remaining SWC Final places will be awarded via the ISAF World Sailing Rankings.

Up to twenty 2015 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final spots are available in Melbourne, the first stop of the 2015 series.




49erFX - Women - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 11	Tess Lloyd Caitlin Elks	1	(6)	1	1	4	1	6	2	3	25.00	19.00
2	NOR	NOR 123	Helene Naess Marie Rønningen	(9) OCS	1	2	8	1	2	2	1	4	30.00	21.00
3	NOR	NOR 888	Ragna Agerup Maia Agerup	3	3	6	4	(9) DSQ	4	1	3	1	34.00	25.00
4	NZL	NZL 484	Erica Dawson Ellie Copeland	4	4	5	2	3	(6)	5	5	2	36.00	30.00
5	AUS	AUS 848	Olivia Price Eliza Solly	2	2	4	3	6	7	3	(9) RET	9 RET	45.00	36.00
6	AUS	AUS 14	Haylee Outteridge Sarah Cook	5	5	3	6	2	5	(7)	6	6	45.00	38.00
7	IRL	IRL 997	Andrea Brewster Saskia Tidey	(9) RET	9 DNF	9 DNF	7	7	3	4	4	5	57.00	48.00
8	AUS	AUS 290	Phoebe Freeman Emma Knighton	(9) RET	9 DNF	9 DNF	5	5	8	8	9 RET	9 RET	71.00	62.00

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 - Men - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 199012	Tom Burton	2	2	1	(5)	4	2	16.00	11.00
2	AUS	AUS 199015	Matthew Wearn	3	(10)	2	1	5	1	22.00	12.00
3	NZL	NZL 206426	Sam Meech	(10)	5	3	2	9	5	34.00	24.00
4	BEL	BEL 202016	Wannes Van Laer	4	8	(11)	6	1	6	36.00	25.00
5	NED	NED 204566	Nicholas Heiner	13	1	(14)	8	2	4	42.00	28.00
6	AUS	AUS 206762	Luke Elliott	17	(20)	5	3	6	3	54.00	34.00
7	NZL	NZL 208337	Michael Bullot	(15)	6	8	4	3	13	49.00	34.00
8	AUS	AUS 207858	Ryan Palk	(14)	7	6	10	8	7	52.00	38.00
9	NZL	NZL 181961	Andy Maloney	(12)	4	12	7	12	8	55.00	43.00
10	SIN	SIN 197538	Colin Cheng	1	3	(16)	15	15	10	60.00	44.00
11	AUS	AUS 192624	Mitchell Kennedy	11	12	13	9	7	(15)	67.00	52.00
12	SIN	SIN 204638	Scott Sydney	7	11	4	16	16	(25)	79.00	54.00
13	ITA	ITA 196685	Marco Gallo	5	14	10	(40) BFD	11	14	94.00	54.00
14	NZL	NZL 207860	Thomas Saunders	9	13	(40) DSQ	14	14	9	99.00	59.00
15	NZL	NZL 207496	Andrew McKenzie	8	15	15	13	(18)	12	81.00	63.00
16	AUS	AUS 193330	Mark Spearman	(29)	22	21	12	10	11	105.00	76.00
17	DEN	DEN 206366	Christian Guldberg Rost	6	(23)	23	19	13	20	104.00	81.00
18	AUS	AUS 208331	Jeremy O'Connell	22	19	7	(40) BFD	17	16	121.00	81.00
19	SUI	SUI 199103	Christoph Bottoni	19	9	18	17	(21)	18	102.00	81.00
20	IRL	IRL 206936	James Espey	20	21	9	21	(24)	19	114.00	90.00
21	FIN	FIN 206381	Fredrik Westman	21	25	(27)	11	19	17	120.00	93.00
22	AUS	AUS 206012	William Bates	(30)	16	19	18	25	22	130.00	100.00
23	RSA	RSA 207559	Stefano Marcia	16	18	22	22	23	(27)	128.00	101.00
24	MAS	MAS 206032	Khairulnizam Mohd Afendy	23	17	20	(25)	20	21	126.00	101.00
25	RUS	RUS 171513	Maxim Nikolaev	(27)	24	17	20	22	23	133.00	106.00
26	TUR	TUR 191821	Alp Rona Rodopman	18	(31)	26	23	26	26	150.00	119.00
27	SIN	SIN 205775	Ryan Lo	26	26	24	27	27	(29)	159.00	130.00
28	AUS	AUS 202810	Ben Walkemeyer	24	27	25	24	(40) DNF	31	171.00	131.00
29	NZL	NZL 195542	Cullen Le Roy	25	28	(31)	26	29	24	163.00	132.00
30	AUS	AUS 202595	Marcus Whitley	28	(29)	29	28	28	28	170.00	141.00
31	AUS	AUS 192650	Gavin Dagley	(34)	30	30	30	30	30	184.00	150.00
32	AUS	AUS 201527	Henry Leitner	32	(40) DNF	28	29	31	32	192.00	152.00
33	PNG	PNG 193143	Markson Charlie	31	32	33	33	35	(40) DNF	204.00	164.00
34	MKD	MKD 200700	Nikola Curkoski	33	34	32	31	34	(40) DNF	204.00	164.00
35	CHI	CHI 203194	Vicente Abogabir	36	35	35	32	32	(40) DNF	210.00	170.00
36	PNG	PNG 153179	John Numa	38	33	34	34	33	(40) RET	212.00	172.00
37	PNG	PNG 193062	Raymond Numa	35	36	36	35	(40) DNF	40 DNC	222.00	182.00
38	AUS	AUS 187912	Ed Wright	37	37	37	36	36	(40) DNC	223.00	183.00
39	AUS	AUS 202674	Leigh Glover	(40) DNF	38	38	37	40 DNF	40 DNC	233.00	193.00

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	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	GBR	GBR 206251	Alison Young	1	3	4	(11)	1	1	21.00	10.00
2	BLR	BLR 203778	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	(6)	1	3	3	4	4	21.00	15.00
3	CAN	CAN 206892	Isabella Bertold	3	(7)	6	4	2	2	24.00	17.00
4	AUS	AUS 207855	Ashley Stoddart	2	2	(9)	8	3	3	27.00	18.00
5	TUR	TUR 206648	Nazli Cagla Donertas	5	4	1	(14)	7	5	36.00	22.00
6	NOR	NOR 207833	Line Flem Host	7	5	5	1	(14)	7	39.00	25.00
7	SIN	SIN 186755	Elizabeth Yin	8	8	(13)	6	11	8	54.00	41.00
8	RUS	RUS 207481	Elena Vorobeva	11	9	11	(12)	5	6	54.00	42.00
9	TUR	TUR 201905	Ecem Güzel	(14)	14	7	5	8	12	60.00	46.00
10	NOR	NOR 207832	Celine Therese Herud	9	(18)	2	2	17	17	65.00	47.00
11	ITA	ITA 204170	Martha Faraguna	12	11	8	7	10	(31) DNC	79.00	48.00
12	NZL	NZL 192281	Susannah Pyatt	4	6	(31) UFD	13	15	11	80.00	49.00
13	GER	GER 206728	Lisa Fasselt	17	10	17	(18)	6	9	77.00	59.00
14	USA	USA 199535	Christine Neville	13	12	(18)	16	12	10	81.00	63.00
15	GER	GER 200060	Sophie-marie Ertelt	10	13	(15)	15	13	13	79.00	64.00
16	AUS	AUS 204602	Anna Philip	(18)	15	14	10	16	15	88.00	70.00
17	AUS	AUS 208336	Jacinta Ainsworth	16	17	12	(19)	18	16	98.00	79.00
18	AUS	AUS 208335	Elyse Ainsworth	15	19	10	9	(31) DNC	31 DNC	115.00	84.00
19	NZL	NZL 206030	Alexandra Nightingale	23	16	22	(24)	9	14	108.00	84.00
20	MAS	MAS 193112	Khairunneeta Mohd Afendy	20	20	20	17	(21)	20	118.00	97.00
21	AUS	AUS 202899	Ashleigh Dyer	19	21	(24)	22	19	18	123.00	99.00
22	AUS	AUS 202753	Carissa Jayne Bridge	(24)	22	19	21	20	19	125.00	101.00
23	AUS	AUS 206391	Annie Eastgate	22	(23)	16	20	23	22	126.00	103.00
24	AUS	AUS 197268	Marlena Berzins	21	(25)	21	25	22	21	135.00	110.00
25	COK	COK 195712	Teau Mckenzie	26	(27)	23	23	24	23	146.00	119.00
26	AUS	AUS 202851	Elizabeth Hodgman	(28)	28	26	27	26	24	159.00	131.00
27	PNG	PNG 193142	Rose-Lee Numa	25	29	25	29	25	(31) RET	164.00	133.00
28	AUS	AUS 206731	Simone Wood	27	26	28	26	(31) DNC	31 DNC	169.00	138.00
29	NZL	NZL 190329	Julia Francis	29	24	29	30	(31) DNF	31 DNC	174.00	143.00
30	PNG	PNG 193132	Janet Vaá	30	30	27	28	(31) DNF	31 DNC	177.00	146.00

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

2.4 Metre - Disabled - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 36	Matthew Bugg	1	2	1	(3)	2	1	10.00	7.00
2	NZL	NZL 1	Paul Francis	3	3	2	(4)	1	2	15.00	11.00
3	AUS	AUS 30	Peter Thompson	2	1	4	6	(11) DNC	11 DNC	35.00	24.00
4	AUS	AUS 28	Peter Russell	5	4	3	2	(11) RET	11 DNC	36.00	25.00
5	NZL	NZL 92	Brett Willcock	4	9	5	5	3	(11) RET	37.00	26.00
6	AUS	AUS 32	Gregory Hyde	9	10	6	1	4	(11) RET	41.00	30.00
7	AUS	AUS 38	Neil Patterson	8	6	8	(10)	6	3	41.00	31.00
8	AUS	AUS 27	Michael Leydon	7	7	7	8	5	(11) RET	45.00	34.00
9	AUS	AUS 31	Peter Geeves	6	5	9	7	(11) DNC	11 DNC	49.00	38.00
10	AUS	AUS 25	Mark Durnan	10	8	10	9	7	(11) RET	55.00	44.00

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

SKUD 18 - Disabled - Overall Results

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 47	Dan Fitzgibbon Liesl Tesch	1	1	(3)	1	1	1	8.00	5.00
2	NZL	NZL 48	Tim Dempsey Gemma Fletcher	3	2	(7)	5	2	3	22.00	15.00
3	AUS	AUS 44	Amethyst Barnbrook Brett Pearce	2	4	2	4	4	(5)	21.00	16.00
4	SIN	SIN 1	Jovin Tan Desiree Lim	(5)	3	5	2	5	4	24.00	19.00
5	NZL	NZL 59	Paul Wager Rachel Shardlow	8	6	(9)	3	3	2	31.00	22.00
6	AUS	AUS 33	Kim Ballantyne Duncan MacGregor	6	8	1	6	(11) RET	11 DNC	43.00	32.00
7	AUS	AUS 64	Ross Manning Tracy Meyer	7	7	8	7	6	(11) RET	46.00	35.00
8	NED	NED 26	Tracy Schmitt Akko van der Veen	(11) DNF	10	6	8	7	6	48.00	37.00
9	AUS	AUS 52	Russell Phillips Shauna Phillips	4	5	10	9	(11) DNS	11 DNS	50.00	39.00
10	NZL	NZL 38	Helena Horswell Mark Winters	(11) RET	9	4	10	11 DNC	11 DNC	56.00	45.00

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	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 3	Jason Waterhouse Lisa Darmanin	1	1	1	1	2	1	1	(3)	3	1	2	17.00	14.00
2	AUS	AUS 242	Darren Bundock Nina Curtis	(3)	2	3	2	1	3	2	1	2	2	1	22.00	19.00
3	AUS	AUS 158	Euan McNicol Lucinda Whitty	2	3	2	4	3	2	3	2	1	3	(6) DNF	31.00	25.00
4	AUS	AUS 156	Paul Darmanin Lucy Copeland	(4)	4	4	3	4	4	4	4	4	4	3	42.00	38.00
5	JPN	JPN 157	Hiroki Goto Wakako Tabata	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	(6) DNC	6 DNC	57.00	51.00

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

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