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Byte CII World Championship - Results after day 2

by Byte CII Media on 27 Aug 2013
2013 Byte CII World Championship day 2 Rodrigo Fernández http://www.andesvisual.com/
Full results after day two of the Byte CII World Championship in Newport, Rhode Island.

2013 Byte CII World Championship- PRELIMINARY RESULTS

 

Pos

 

Sail

 

 

Skipper

 

Country

 

1

 

2

 

3

 

4

Total

Points

1

3418

Vadnai, Jonatan

Hungary

1

1

2

1

5

2

3177

Marshall, Henry

U.S.A.

4

2

1

10/ZFP

17

3

3441

Chin, Bernie

Singapore

2

4

5

10

21

4

3420

Zivanovic, Pavle

Croatia

5

7

9

3

24

5

1316

Dill, Peter

Bermuda

3

10

3

15/ZFP

31

6

3257

Van Aanholt, Odile

Netherlands

12

6

7

6

31

7

3417

Punjamala, Chusitt

Thailand

8

20

12

4

44

8

3221

Vittecoq, Justin

Canada

15

14

4

15

48

9

3188

Mikkola, Martin

Finland

13

5

10

22

50

10

3191

Chew, Justin

Singapore

7

22

8

17

54

11

3415

De Souza, Paul

Bahamas

26

12

6

14

58

12

2353

Bertran, Pablo

Cayman Islands

21

13

11

13/ZFP

58

13

3419

Erdi, Maria

Hungary

9

3

39/DSQ

9

60

14

1029

Wollmann, Cecilia

Bermuda

6

11

14

39/DSQ

70

15

3425

Seifert, Leopoldo

Mexico

24

17

13

16

70

16

2457

Jackson, Jesse

Cayman Islands

14

32

16

12

74

17

3040

McDermot, Andres

Cayman Islands

11

29

26

11

77

18

20

Lugtmeijer, Celeste

Dominican Republic

17

15

39/RET

8

79

19

3423

Maksimov, Georgi

Bulgaria

18

16

24

21/ZFP

79

20

2246

Allan, Florence

Cayman Islands

16

18

23

26

83

21

327

Morrell, Sam

British Virgin Islands

22

9

22

32/ZFP

85

22

3172

Gittens, Scott

Barbados

23

24

15

23

85

23

3437

Yom, Samantha

Singapore

20

19

25

25

89

24

3

Nordquist, Arvid

Sweden

10

39/OCS

18

26/ZFP

93

25

3057

Gronblom, Alexander

Finland

34

26

17

19

96

26

3178

Von Koskull, Jacob

Finland

27

8

32

33

100

27

3141

McKenzie, Scott

US Virgin Islands

30

30

19

32

111

28

24

Smith, Benn

Bermuda

25

39/OCS

21

28

113

29

3300

Raguet, Capucine

France

29

33

31

21

114

30

3422

Hinkovska, Viktoriya

Bulgaria

33

27

29

27

116

31

3184

Ang, Christopher

Singapore

19

21

39/DNF

39/DNF

118

32

3426

Medina, Juan Luis

Mexico

32

34

33

20

119

33

2888

Cooper, Chase

Bermuda

31

23

27

39/ZFP

120

34

3197

Lee, Candice

Singapore

37

31

20

34

122

35

413

Clarke, Paige

US Virgin Islands

35

25

34

37/ZFP

131

36

3110

Low, Jasime

Singapore

36

28

35

35

134

37

3427

Affoo, Abigail

Trinidad & Tobago

28

39/OCS

30

38/ZFP

135

38

4

De Lulio, Romina

Ecuador

38

35

28

36

137


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