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Byte CII World Championship - Final overall results

by Byte CII Media on 30 Aug 2013
2013 Byte CII World Championship day 5 Rodrigo Fernández http://www.andesvisual.com/
Final overall results for the Byte CII World Championship in Newport, Rhode Island.


2013 Byte CII World Championship- OVERALL RESULTS

 

Pos

Sail

Skipper

Country

 

9

10

11

12

13

Total

 

Points

1

3418

Vadnai, Jonatan

Hungary

 

[17]

[17]

2

4

9

24

2

3177

Marshall, Henry

United States of America

 

6

[13]

1

10

[16]

43

3

3420

Zivanovic, Pavle

Croatia

 

[16]

7

6

2

2

56

4

3441

Chin, Bernie

Singapore

 

[24]

[18]

5

6

13

79

5

3419

Erdi, Maria

Hungary

 

1

4

[39/OCS]

9

10

94

6

3221

Vittecoq, Justin

Canada

 

3

2

8

5

[35]

94

7

3257

Van Aanholt, Odile

Netherlands

 

5

6

[39/DSQ]

[26]

18

110

8

1316

Dill, Peter

Bermuda

 

31

[39/DSQ]

[39/DSQ]

24

1

116

9

3188

Mikkola, Martin

Finland

 

9

5

3

16

[21]

121

10

3417

Punjamala, Chusitt

Thailand

 

8

11

7

[27]

[34]

125

11

2353

Bertran, Pablo

Cayman Islands

 

19

19

[26]

[30]

5

141

12

1029

Wollmann, Cecilia

Bermuda

 

11

25

15

15

7

151

13

3191

Chew, Justin

Singapore

 

18

8

11

19

17

161

14

3415

De Souza, Paul

Bahamas

 

[29]

14

[31]

25

23

163

15

3

Nordquist, Arvid

Sweden

 

10

23

16

[33]

29

165

16

3425

Seifert, Leopoldo

Mexico

 

22

[32]

29

3

[38]

177

17

3178

Von Koskull, Jacob

Finland

 

4

21

12

1

4

178

18

3040

McDermot, Andres

Cayman Islands

 

25

[33]

[30]

29

27

188

19

3057

Gronblom, Alexander

Finland

 

15

20

24

8

8

190

20

3437

Yom, Samantha

Singapore

 

13

1

4

22

[30]

194

21

3423

Maksimov, Georgi

Bulgaria

 

[28]

27

17

11

3

194

22

20

Lugtmeijer, Celeste

Dominican Republic

 

21

15

32

12

12

212

23

327

Morrell, Sam

British Virgin Islands

 

14

3

19

13

25

214

24

3172

Gittens, Scott

Barbados

 

[37]

9

21

[37]

14

217

25

2457

Jackson, Jesse

Cayman Islands

 

[36]

34

33

35

[37]

227

26

2246

Allan, Florence

Cayman Islands

 

20

10

28

[31]

26

239

27

24

Smith, Benn

Bermuda

 

2

24

25

18

22

243

28

3184

Ang, Christopher

Singapore

 

[34]

26

20

17

20

245.2

29

3426

Medina, Juan Luis

Mexico

 

33

31

14

32

24

261

30

2888

Cooper, Chase

Bermuda

 

27

29

23

14

11

266

31

3300

Raguet, Capucine

France

 

26

36

34

[38]

19

267

32

3422

Hinkovska, Viktoriya

Bulgaria

 

[38]

35

10

20

15

270

33

413

Clarke, Paige

US Virgin Islands

 

12

12

18

7

[36]

271

34

3141

McKenzie, Scott

US Virgin Islands

 

7

30

13

34

32

280

35

4

De Lulio, Romina

Ecuador

 

32

16

[39/OCS]

21

6

309

36

3110

Low, Jasime

Singapore

 

30

22

9

23

33

318

37

3427

Affoo, Abigail

Trinidad & Tobago

 

35

37

27

28

28

333

38

3197

Lee, Candice

Singapore

 

23

28

22

36

31

334

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