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ISAF Sailing Worlds - Leaderboards shaping up in Santander + Video

by ISAF on 19 Sep 2014
Santander 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships - Charline Picon Jesus Renedo / Sailing Energy http://www.sailingenergy.com/
France's Charline Picon claimed an early gold medal in the Women's RS:X at the Santander 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships as the remaining leaderboards took shape in wonderful conditions.

A southerly breeze in the region of 20 knots served up wonderful sailing conditions and allowed the fleets to catch up on missed races from the difficult conditions earlier on in the week.

Picon has taken gold with only the Women's RS:X Medal Race to go whilst compatriot Julien Bontemps has a solid Men's RS:X lead.

Gold fleet racing got going in the 49er whilst the 49erFX and Nacra 17 concluded their qualification series and in the Finn, Giles Scott (GBR) continues to dominate.

Vive la France is that can be said about the amazing performance from Charline Picon who has already won gold in the 2014 ISAF Sailing World Championships. She still needs to sail a Medal Race though, but it won't affect her gold medal.


It was a catastrophic day for Polish Zofia Klepacka who went from second overnight to tenth overall after extremely poor racing (12,16,17) on Telefonica course and is therefore out of the medal hunt.

Two experienced windsurfers Maayan Davidovich (ISR) and home sailor Marina Alabau have climbed little by little throughout the regatta and are into second and third with two points separating them.

Britain's Bryony Shaw is chasing the leaders but with ten points to climb it's going be a tough task for her. Still the trickiest Duna Medal Race course can make a significant change in the expectations of the audience.

Chinese Jiahui Wu is fifth overall and is followed by Flavia Tartaglini (Italy), Lilian De Geus from Netherlands and Britain's Isobel Hamilton with their final positions to be decided on the Medal Race outcome

Two brilliant races (4,1) were not enough to help Spain's Blanca Manchon jump into the Medal Race as she missed out by a tiny three points.


Three races were scheduled today for RS:X class on one of the furthest courses out, Telefonica, but they were sailed back to back extremely fast in the Men's and Women's Gold fleet.

A tricky south to south westerly breeze with big waves and strong current did not change the top RS:X Men, but made some adjustments to the top ten.

2013 RS:X World Champion and 2008 Olympic Bronze medallist Julien Bontemps (FRA) had another brilliant day (4,1,4) to have almost unbeatable 15-points lead over second place Piotr Myszka (POL). He plans to check out the Duna course before the Medal Race and then rely on his good and experienced sailing brain and technique.

Myszka scored two good ones (2,6) and discarded a 15th to have a three point advantage over his team mate and London-2012 Bronze medallist Przemyslaw Miarczynski, who's kept consistent to protect his third position finishing 7,5,7.

France's Thomas Goyard (9,2,10) and Byron Kokkalanis from Greece (5,3,13) both had good solid racing up until the last race and sit fourth and fifth overall. Those two have a chance to get to the podium if they sail a perfect Medal Race or the Polish lose their grip.

The last five men in the top ten unfortunately cannot deliver a medal for themselves, but can definitely affect the podium picture.

2013 RSX World Champion Britain's Nick Dempsey hasn't performed in his usual style at this event, six overall is obviously not his desirable place but two great last races (4,2) are a cool comfort for him.

A frustrating eighth overall for the London 2012 Olympic Gold medallist Dorian Van Rijsselberge could be possibly explained by a romantic mood after his recent marriage with beautiful Sasha Plavsic.

It's been a pretty impressive performance for the French Team who have four Men's RS:X sailors in the Medal Race.

RS:X Reports courtesy of Olga Maslivets, International RS:X Class Association


Sailing conditions right on the limit greeted the 49erFX fleet as they tried to complete their qualifying series. It was a day where 'If you kept the mast upright, that's enough,' commented Denmark's Katja Iversen. Her team mates, Ida Niesen and Marie Olsen did just that, winning both races in their group.

In the afternoon fleet it was local heroes Tamara Echegoyen and Berta Betanzos (ESP) who won the session with a 2, 1 in the breezy conditions. Charlotte Dobson and Sophie Ainsworth (GBR) and Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze (GBR) also scored well in what is still a very tight regatta. With only five races in three days there is still everything to play for and nothing decided. With all the top teams racing in gold fleet for the final three days we can expect some higher scores and the regatta to be decided among the top group.

On the Olympic qualification front there are 15 nations in the Gold fleet and only 10 Olympic qualifying places. DEN * 3, GBR * 3, BRA, ESP * 2, NED * 2, ITA, NZL, AUS * 3, GER * 3, FRA, IRL, NOR, SWE, FIN and AUT are all going to be giving it their best to lock down an Olympic spot for their country.


The Gold fleet got under way in thrilling conditions for these top sailors. Three races were held in winds ranging from 15-25 knots, with a bit of shiftiness as well to really keep teams on their toes. The regatta really started to take shape today and that form is all black! Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (NZL) have extended their lead to over 25 points and still have a drop race to spare. Their 1, 8, 2, 1 today was the best point total on the day, and puts them in fantastic position to wrap up their second straight World Championship and extend their unbeaten streak which has been every regatta they've been in since London 2012.

The exclamation point on the day came late, as the 49er fleet was sent out for one final race on the Duna course to wow the evening crowds. The grandstands were literally bursting and Burling and Tuke passed the Irish team of Seaton and McGovern at the bottom of the second lap and then extended to a huge lead by the end of the race. There is no questioning they are a leg up on the rest right now.

The results were much more by the form book today than previous day, with no place to hide for teams in the strong breeze. Nico Delle Karth and Niko Resch (AUT), Jonas Warrer and Anders Thomsen (DEN), Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen (AUS) and Manu Dyen and Stephane Christidis (FRA) all sailed well with three races each in the top few and one small double digits to form a group in second to fifth. There is still a lot of great racing to go for these teams to fight amongst themselves.

49er and 49erFX Reports courtesy of Ben Remocker, International 49er Class Association


Giles Scott (GBR) continued to extend his lead on the Finn fleet on the fourth day of racing. He now holds a 13 point lead after six races from Jonathan Lobert (FRA) and Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO).

It was another windy and shifty day on the course area with some big shifts mixing up the fleet. Scott recovered from a mid-fleet first mark rounding in race five to record his fifth race win of the championship from Lobert and Michele Paoletti (ITA).

Scott then looked to have a sixth race win all wrapped up, but Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) had other ideas and picked just the right course to take advantage of a late surge in the wind and passed underneath Scott just metres from the finish line to deny the Brit a perfect scoreline.

Scott said, 'In the first race I was there or thereabouts half way up the first beat and then just got the wrong side of a big shift at the top and ended up rounding in the pack. On the second beat it just slowly started to clock right and I managed to take everything I could right. I managed to take lifts to the right which is what ended up making it so good. At the top it went really hard right and all the leading group had committed to getting across to the right, so I ducked their transoms and just before I got to the layline it flicked back to the mean direction. Better lucky than good.'

'In the second race there was a constant left shift all the way up the second beat and Ivan was out on the left and it stayed in long enough for him to get across but I just managed to round in front of him. But then on the last run he was inside of a big gust coming down on the right and just got me on the line.'

In the Silver fleet race wins went to Ben Cornish (GBR) and Giorgio Poggi (ITA).

Finn Reports courtesy of Robert Deaves, International Finn Class Association


This morning the Nacra17 sailors were very keen to go on the water after the long lost day yesterday without racing. With only two races sailed in the Blue Fleet on Tuesday and one race in the Blue Fleet all teams wanted to finish the qualification with a total of five races at the end of the day.

After a heavy start of day with strong wind over 25 knots, around 12:00 the Blue fleet left the beach with around 20 knots of wind in the race area. During the day the wind dropped down to around 18 knots. Most of the sailors were very happy with this nice sailing day. For a few teams it appeared to be too heavy and they decided not to start, like the Hong Kong team of Tat Choi Fung and Yu Ting Chan, 'We are very light together and still improving our experience. This morning it was too heavy for us and we did not want to take the risk to go out.'

After five races the French team of Billy Besson and Marie Riou are first overall. They finished second in Race 3, first in Race 4 and second in Race 5 in the Yellow Fleet. Besson said, 'We are very happy we finished today the qualifications and will continue now in the Gold Fleet. We had excellent wind conditions with nice wind force but sometimes difficult with the wind shifts. We managed our day on the water good and are looking forward to the next coming days.'


Argentina's Santiago Lange and Cecilia Carranze Saroli also did very well in the Yellow Fleet with a third, second and eighth position. Overall they are now eighth. Lange said, 'We missed the finish line in the last race because we were looking for the wrong finish boat and lost our second or third place in that race in the last meters before finishing. But anyway we are looking back at a very good day and we have got the feeling we are sailing better and better and are improving our skills very good during this year.'

Swiss team Matias Buhler and Nathalie Brugger are second overall before protests. The said, 'This day was good, but not with nice feelings. Wind strength was very nice but with a lot of wind shifts, which makes it difficult. We finished today 2, 13, 1 and eight. In the second race we capsized in a stupid situation upwind and lost our position. And in the last race we had an awkward situation with the Danish team in the upwind leg, which perhaps might result in a protest. But we don't know yet. We will see what will happen and look forward to sailing in the Gold Fleet.'

The British team of Pippa Wilson and John Gimson are third overall following a 2-4-3 yellow fleet scoreline.

Nacra 17 Reports Courtesy of Edwin Lodder, International Nacra 17 Class Association



470 Men Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

Total

Net

1

AUS

AUS 11

Mathew Belcher

William Ryan

(6)

5

4.3
RDG

2

1

1

19.30

13.30

2

CRO

CRO 83

Sime Fantela

Igor Marenic

2

8

3

1

(9)

2

25.00

16.00

3

GRE

GRE 1

Panagiotis Mantis

Pavlos Kagialis

9

5

1

2

4

(15)

36.00

21.00

4

USA

USA 1713

Stuart Mcnay

David Hughes

1

1

12

(23)

2

8

47.00

24.00

5

JPN

JPN 12

Tetsuya Matsunaga

Yugo Yoshida

6

4

7

(8)

3

6

34.00

26.00

6

FRA

FRA 27

Sofian Bouvet

Jeremie Mion

1

11

5.3
RDG

4

7

(16)

44.30

28.30

7

GBR

GBR 863

Luke Patience

Elliot Willis

12

3

6

3

(17)

5

46.00

29.00

8

FRA

FRA 76

Guillaume Pirouelle

Sipan Valentin

13

2

6

(14)

5

7

47.00

33.00

9

SWE

SWE 349

Anton Dahlberg

Fredrik Bergström

8

9

8

4

11

(33)

73.00

40.00

10

ESP

ESP 44

Jordi Xammar

Joan Herp

15

(17)

2

3

12

9

58.00

41.00

11

RUS

RUS 5

Pavel Sozykin

Denis Gribanov

10

15

8

11

(31)

3

78.00

47.00

12

JPN

JPN 11

Kazuto Doi

Kimihiko Imamura

13

12

5

1

20

(34)

85.00

51.00

13

AUT

AUT 3

Matthias Schmid

Florian Reichsteaedter

11

3

22

13

(24)

4

77.00

53.00

14

SWE

SWE 350

Carl-Fredrik Fock

Marcus Dackhammar

5

6

17

19

(32)

12

91.00

59.00

15

ITA

ITA 29

Simon Sivitz Kosuta

Jas Farneti

(26)

11

11

7

8

22

85.00

59.00

16

FRA

FRA 7

Nicolas Charbonnier

Achille Nebout-Javal

2

16

4

17

(26)

23

88.00

62.00

17

FIN

FIN 7

Joonas Lindgren

Niklas Lindgren

5

14

11

18

(29)

14

91.00

62.00

18

CHN

CHN 67

Zangjun Xu

Wei Wang

(32)

18

5

5

25

10

95.00

63.00

19

GER

GER 10

Ferdinand Gerz

Oliver Szymanski

10

(28)

9

6

15

24

92.00

64.00

20

FRA

FRA 44

Pierre Leboucher

Nicolas Le Berre

17

(38)
UFD

12

7

18

11

103.00

65.00

 

470 Women Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Total

Net

1

NZL

NZL 75

Jo Aleh

Polly Powrie

(7)

5

6

2

5

1

4

2

32.00

25.00

2

AUT

AUT 431

Lara Vadlau

Jolanta Ogar

2

(11)

1

5

1

5

1

11

37.00

26.00

3

USA

USA 1712

Anne Haeger

Briana Provancha

(14)

7

2

3

7

4

2

6

45.00

31.00

4

FRA

FRA 9

Camille Lecointre

Hélène Defrance

3

5

4

4

(24)

10

6

4

60.00

36.00

5

GBR

GBR 118

Hannah Mills

Saskia Clark

11

2

1

3

11

9

(14)

3

54.00

40.00

6

NED

NED 6

Michelle Broekhuizen

Marieke Jongens

4

13

3

1

9

7

9

(17)

63.00

46.00

7

SLO

SLO 64

Tina Mrak

Veronika Macarol

4

11

14

1

4

(15)

12

5

66.00

51.00

8

NED

NED 216

Afrodite Kyranakou

Anneloes van Veen

1

10

5

(17)

14

8

15

1

71.00

54.00

9

BRA

BRA 177

Fernanda Oliveira

Ana Luiza Barbachan

1

3

16

(28)
UFD

8

6

7

15

84.00

56.00

10

JPN

JPN 1

Ai Kondo Yoshida

Miho Yoshioka

7

(25)

4

10

3

12

5

16

82.00

57.00

11

GBR

GBR 321

Christina Bassadone

Eilidh McIntyre

16

(19)

3

5

12

2

8

13

78.00

59.00

12

RUS

RUS 97

Alisa Kirilyuk

Liudmila Dmitrieva

18

6

19

4

6

3

3

(22)

81.00

59.00

13

BRA

BRA 18

Renata Decnop

Isabel Swan

17

14

9

6

2

(28)
DNF

13

10

99.00

71.00

14

CHN

CHN 616

Xiaomei XU

Ping Zhang

6

3

21

7

13

11

11

(25)

97.00

72.00

15

CHN

CHN 1261

Huimin Feng

Lizhu Huang

5

1

14

12

23

17

(25)

9

106.00

81.00

16

CHN

CHN 619

Shasha Chen

Haiyan Gao

6

9

2

6

(25)

18

19

21

106.00

81.00

17

GBR

GBR 812

Anna Burnet

Flora Stewart

9

12

17

8

15

13

10

(19)

103.00

84.00

18

FRA

FRA 39

Maëlenn Lemaitre

Aloïse Retornaz

2

1

8

(28)
DSQ

10

24

20

23

116.00

88.00

19

POL

POL 11

Agnieszka Skrzypulec

Natalia Wojcik

15

18

13

2

16

16

(22)

8

110.00

88.00

20

ESP

ESP 27

Angela Pumariega

Patricia Cantero Reina

3

4

(26)

10

18

20

18

24

123.00

97.00

 

49er Men

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Total

Net

1

NZL

NZL 1

Peter Burling

Blair Tuke

1

4

6

1

4

1

(8)

2

1

28.00

20.00

2

AUT

AUT 84

Nico Delle - Karth

Nikolaus Resch

5

5

1

(26)

9.3
RDG

4

2

18

5

75.30

49.30

3

AUS

AUS 5

Nathan Outteridge

Iain Jensen

16

4

9

(19)

1

3

1

13

3

69.00

50.00

4

DEN

DEN 30

Jonas Warrer

Anders Thomsen

(33)

11

3

3

3

9

13

3

7

85.00

52.00

5

FRA

FRA 3

Manu Dyen

Stéphane Christidis

10

(41)
UFD

16

2

4

8

7

4

6

98.00

57.00

6

IRL

IRL 99

Ryan Seaton

Matthew Mcgovern

2

15

(37)

2

14

11

9

6

2

98.00

61.00

7

POR

POR 27

Jorge Lima

José Costa

6

(19)

2

8

8

13

5

14

13

88.00

69.00

8

GBR

GBR 10

John Pink

Stuart Bithell

(25)

17

7

1

7

7

4

16

15

99.00

74.00

9

ITA

ITA 969

Stefano Cherin

Andrea Tesei

2

15

5

12

10

6

(23)

17

9

99.00

76.00

10

AUS

AUS 91

David Gilmour

Rhys Mara

16

3

(19)

4

1

19

11

5

19

97.00

78.00

11

FRA

FRA 6

Julien D'ortoli

Noé Delpech

3

(25)

18

8

13

15

6

9

12

109.00

84.00

12

ESP

ESP 32

PAZ Carlos

Anton Paz Blanco

7

23

14

(41)
DNF

3

2

24

8

11

133.00

92.00

13

GBR

GBR 98

David Evans

Edward Powys

7

14

2

13

(41)
DSQ

14

12

22

8

133.00

92.00

14

CRO

CRO 13

Pavle Kostov

Petar Cupac

11

1

13

11

19

(24)

16

7

17

119.00

95.00

15

GBR

GBR 77

Stephen Morrison

Chris Grube

17

12

(35)

11

6

18

19

11

4

133.00

98.00

16

GBR

GBR 25

James Peters

Samuel Batten

11

6

7

(25)

25

10

17

10

14

125.00

100.00

17

GBR

GBR 114

Nic Asher

Fynn Sterritt

(30)

2

6

15

10

21

18

19

10

131.00

101.00

18

ITA

ITA 444

Luca Dubbini

Roberto Dubbini

6

(32)

4

22

5

5

14

23

23

134.00

102.00

19

ITA

ITA 26

Ruggero Tita

Giacomo Cavalli

23

(24)

10

6

12

16

15

1

20

127.00

103.00

20

ITA

ITA 22

Giuseppe Angilella

Pietro Zucchetti

21

7

(31)

7

11

22

3

12

21

135.00

104.00

 

49erFX Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

Total

Net

1

DEN

DEN 11

Ida Marie Baad Nielsen

Marie Thusgaard Olsen

1

2

(5)

1

1

10.00

5.00

2

GBR

GBR 22

Charlotte Dobson

Sophie Ainsworth

2

(29)
DSQ

1

2

3

37.00

8.00

3

BRA

BRA 12

Martine Soffiatti Grael

Kahena Kunze

1

4

2

3

(6)

16.00

10.00

4

ESP

ESP 23

Tamara Echegoyen

Berta Betanzos

5

(12)

3

1

2

23.00

11.00

5

NED

NED 5

Annemiek Bekkering

Annette Duetz

5

5

4

(6)

1

21.00

15.00

6

ITA

ITA 4

Giulia Conti

Francesca Clapcich

4

6

2

4

(11)

27.00

16.00

7

DEN

DEN 136

Jena Hansen

Katja Salskov-Iversen

6

3

3

(8)

8

28.00

20.00

8

DEN

DEN 49

Maiken Foght Schütt

Anne-Julie Foght Schütt

(10)

6

5

6

4

31.00

21.00

9

NZL

NZL 1

Alexandra Maloney

Molly Meech

3

8

11

(15)

2

39.00

24.00

10

AUS

AUS 20

Tessa Parkinson

Chelsea Hall

3

17

(22)

2

3

47.00

25.00

11

AUS

AUS 246

Tess Lloyd

Caitlin Elks

(13)

8

6

7

5

39.00

26.00

12

GBR

GBR 8

Frances Peters

Nicola Groves

7

11

7

(16)

4

45.00

29.00

13

GBR

GBR 99

Kate Macgregor

Katrina Best

16

1

9

4

(17)

47.00

30.00

14

GER

GER 161

Tina Lutz

Susann Beucke

(29)
BFD

10

8

11

5

63.00

34.00

15

NED

NED 15

Nina Keijzer

Claire Blom

(11)

9

6

10

9

45.00

34.00

16

FRA

FRA 3

Sarah Steyaert

Julie Bossard

20

(29)
DSQ

1

5

9

64.00

35.00

17

IRL

IRL 997

Andrea Brewster

Saskia Tidey

(16)

10

14

5

6

51.00

35.00

18

ESP

ESP 294

Aura Miquel Molons

Silvia Roca Mata

12

4

(18)

9

13

56.00

38.00

19

GER

GER 777

Leonie Meyer

Elena Christine Stoffers

12

1

(16)

16

10

55.00

39.00

20

NOR

NOR 123

Helene Naess

Marie Rønningen

9

5

(23)

17

8

62.00

39.00

 

Finn Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

Total

Net

1

GBR

GBR 41

Giles Scott

1

1

1

1

1

(2)

7.00

5.00

2

FRA

FRA 112

Jonathan Lobert

3

(25)

2

4

2

7

43.00

18.00

3

CRO

CRO 524

Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic

5

3

(6)

6

4

1

25.00

19.00

4

GBR

GBR 11

Edward Wright

9

(40)
DNF

1

1

19

5

75.00

35.00

5

ITA

ITA 146

Michele Paoletti

(40)
DSQ

2

3

9

3

18

75.00

35.00

6

FRA

FRA 29

Thomas Le Breton

(14)

10

5

5

13

4

51.00

37.00

7

EST

EST 2

Deniss Karpak

2

13

12

3

(17)

8

55.00

38.00

8

GRE

GRE 77

Ioannis Mitakis

11

15

(24)

6

5

3

64.00

40.00

9

NOR

NOR 1

Anders Pedersen

5

3

3

14

16

(38)

79.00

41.00

10

NZL

NZL 24

Josh Junior

(12)

7

8

8

8

10

53.00

41.00

11

USA

USA 6

Caleb Paine

(18)

6

15

3

6

12

60.00

42.00

12

NZL

NZL 16

Andrew Murdoch

9

5

11

(24)

11

6

66.00

42.00

13

AUS

AUS 41

Jake Lilley

6

(40)
DNF

5

4

15

13

83.00

43.00

14

SLO

SLO 573

Vasilij Zbogar

7

4

10

16

10

(19)

66.00

47.00

15

SWE

SWE 33

Max Salminen

10

(12)

7

10

12

9

60.00

48.00

16

CAN

CAN 5

Gregory Douglas

16

20

4

2

7

(28)

77.00

49.00

17

CRO

CRO 69

Milan Vujasinovi?

6

2

8

8

(28)

25

77.00

49.00

18

DEN

DEN 2

Jonas Hogh-Christensen

2

7

9

17

(20)

17

72.00

52.00

19

HUN

HUN 40

Zsombor Berecz

13

(17)

4

7

14

15

70.00

53.00

20

FIN

FIN 218

Tapio Nirkko

19

14

2

7

18

(20)

80.00

60.00

 

Laser Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Total

Net

1

NED

NED 204566

Nicholas Heiner

3

10

1

4

3

(12)

12

10

2

57.00

45.00

2

AUS

AUS 199012

Tom Burton

5

3

8

2

8

4

(16)

7

14

67.00

51.00

3

GBR

GBR 201402

Nick Thompson

1

(18)

11

7

6

8

3

3

16

73.00

55.00

4

GER

GER 207189

Philipp Buhl

15

2

20

6

(38)

1

1

2

12

97.00

59.00

5

BRA

BRA 206755

Robert Scheidt

13

2

1

3

(50)
BFD

9

20

8

8

114.00

64.00

6

FRA

FRA 203800

Jean Baptiste Bernaz

(26)

15

2

9

11

6

13

11

4

97.00

71.00

7

USA

USA 182345

Charlie Buckingham

6

(23)

2

8

2

19

2

16

18

96.00

73.00

8

NED

NED 206745

Rutger van Schaardenburg

14

1

1

(50)
RET

21

3

14

17

6

127.00

77.00

9

NZL

NZL 196871

Sam Meech

12

6

2

(43)

16

13

19

6

10

127.00

84.00

10

CYP

CYP 206766

Pavlos Kontides

20

12

4

1

25

5

(48)

4

22
DNF

141.00

93.00

11

GBR

GBR 206940

Lorenzo Chiavarini

2

14

(29)

6

5

18

17

13

 

104.00

75.00

12

BRA

BRA 206757

Bruno Fontes

4

7

9

3

(34)

14

21

21

 

113.00

79.00

13

SWE

SWE 199617

Jesper Stalheim

12

4

5

5

(30)

11

18

27

 

112.00

82.00

14

NZL

NZL 206026

Andy Maloney

18

10

19

4

1

16

(39)

15

 

122.00

83.00

15

USA

USA 194180

Christopher Barnard

7

11

10

2

13

32

11

(44)

 

130.00

86.00

16

ITA

ITA 188953

Giovanni Coccoluto

1

9

(36)

13

7

24

9

26

 

125.00

89.00

17

AUS

AUS 206037

Ashley Brunning

11

30

(50)
BFD

1

14

10

15

14

 

145.00

95.00

18

AUS

AUS 206019

Ryan Palk

5

9

13

1

27

26

(46)

22

 

149.00

103.00

19

AUS

AUS 206762

Luke Elliott

20

3

15

27

26

7

(28)

9

 

135.00

107.00

20

NZL

NZL 197250

Thomas Saunders

11

5

22

5

23

15

31

(39)

 

151.00

112.00

 

Laser Radial Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Total

Net

1

NED

NED 206333

Marit Bouwmeester

8

1

2

7

8

1

(12)

6

45.00

33.00

2

SWE

SWE 202659

Josefin Olsson

2

(16)

8

5

2

13

7

12

65.00

49.00

3

BEL

BEL 207179

Evi Van Acker

15

7

1

14

(25)

2

1

16

81.00

56.00

4

FIN

FIN 202670

Tuula Tenkanen

(20)

2

3

10

15

8

11

8

77.00

57.00

5

CZE

CZE 207167

Veronika Kozelska Fenclova

3

1

12

3

(30)

3

15

20

87.00

57.00

6

CRO

CRO 199082

Tina Mihelic

10

9

7

(39)

17

12

9

2

105.00

66.00

7

DEN

DEN 207194

Anne-Marie Rindom

14

7

(16)

12

12

15

2

4

82.00

66.00

8

FRA

FRA 196544

Mathilde de Kerangat

(27)

15

6

3

18

14

16

10

109.00

82.00

9

GBR

GBR 206251

Alison Young

13

12

(36)

8

29

4

3

14

119.00

83.00

10

BEL

BEL 207177

Emma Plasschaert

2

5

24

5

27

(31)

4

18

116.00

85.00

11

FRA

FRA 205321

Marie Bolou

(50)

8

4

25

7

11

18

 

123.00

73.00

12

NZL

NZL 202441

Sara Winther

7

19

10

13

(26)

19

5

 

99.00

73.00

13

CHN

CHN 201213

Dongshuang Zhang

5

4

32

1

1

34

(50)

 

127.00

77.00

14

USA

USA 184454

Erika Reineke

1

(31)

9

8

5

28

29

 

111.00

80.00

15

GBR

GBR 206363

Chloe Martin

10

6

4

16

13

(32)

32

 

113.00

81.00

16

GBR

GBR 206886

Hannah Snellgrove

9

34

5

17

(56)

7

17

 

145.00

89.00

17

ITA

ITA 206464

Silvia Zennaro

16

3

22

22

3

24

(43)

 

133.00

90.00

18

CAN

CAN 200605

Isabella Bertold

28

12

11

26

10

(40)

10

 

137.00

97.00

19

SIN

SIN 186755

Elizabeth Yin

38

28

7

1

16

9

(46)

 

145.00

99.00

20

IRL

IRL 206827

Annalise Murphy

37

(43)

8

7

36

5

13

 

149.00

106.00

 

Nacra 17 Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

Total

Net

1

FRA

FRA 1

Billy Besson

Marie Riou

1

1

(2)

1

2

7.00

5.00

2

SUI

SUI 220

Matías Bühler

Nathalie Brugger

1

2

(13)

1

8

25.00

12.00

3

GBR

GBR 76

Pippa Wilson

John Gimson

(4)

4

2

4

3

17.00

13.00

4

ITA

ITA 200

Vittorio Bissaro

Silvia Sicouri

9

(17)

1

3

1

31.00

14.00

5

FRA

FRA 225

Moana Vaireaux

Manon Audinet

6

3

1

(8)

4

22.00

14.00

6

ARG

ARG 226

Santiago Lange

Cecilia Carranza Saroli

5

(11)

3

2

8

29.00

18.00

7

AUS

AUS 64

Darren Bundock

Nina Curtis

(8)

6

5

5

2

26.00

18.00

8

NED

NED 244

Mandy Mulder

Coen de Koning

2

7

6

5

(11)

31.00

20.00

9

GBR

GBR 2

Ben Saxton

Hannah Diamond

2

(16)

8

2

9

37.00

21.00

10

FRA

FRA 78

Flora Laugier

Valentin Bellet

3

5

9

(18)

5

40.00

22.00

11

FRA

FRA 85

Audrey Ogereau

Matthieu Vandame

7

4

9

4

(20)

44.00

24.00

12

NZL

NZL 222

Gemma Jones

Jason Saunders

(12)

2

5

7

12

38.00

26.00

13

ITA

ITA 209

Lorenzo Bressani

Giovanna Micol

3

8

(16)

11

4

42.00

26.00

14

ARU

ARU 212

Nicole van der Velden

Thijs Visser

10

5

(11)

6

7

39.00

28.00

15

AUS

AUS 256

Jason Waterhouse

Lisa Darmanin

6

(9)

7

9

6

37.00

28.00

16

GBR

GBR 257

Lucy Macgregor

Andrew Walsh

(17)

3

10

13

3

46.00

29.00

17

AUT

AUT 205

Thomas Zajac

Tanja Chiara Frank

20

1

7

3

(26)

57.00

31.00

18

DEN

DEN 248

Allan Norregaard

Line Just Emsvang

(12)

8

11

11

1

43.00

31.00

19

AUS

AUS 67

Pip Pietromonaco

James Wierzbowski

5

11

10

(12)

6

44.00

32.00

20

NED

NED 243

Renee Groeneveld

Steven Krol

(35)
DNF

12

3

7

12

69.00

34.00

 

RS:X Men Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Total

Net

1

FRA

FRA 6

Julien Bontemps

4

3

5

(7)

3

3

1

1

4

2

4

37.00

30.00

2

POL

POL 82

Piotr Myszka

4

2

10

2

1

7

4

6

2

6

(15)

59.00

44.00

3

POL

POL 126

Przemyslaw Miarczynski

2

7

(8)

2

6

2

5

4

7

5

7

55.00

47.00

4

GRE

GRE 8

Byron Kokkalanis

6

4

1

5

12
DPI

8

(15)

3

5

1

13

73.00

58.00

5

FRA

FRA 3

Thomas Goyard

19

(30)

3

3

2

5

2

2

9

3

10

88.00

58.00

6

GBR

GBR 1

Nick Dempsey

5

6

1

4

3

11

(20)

19

13

4

2

88.00

68.00

7

FRA

FRA 1

Louis Giard

1

3

11

8

8

6

10

12

11

9

(27)

106.00

79.00

8

NED

NED 8

Dorian Van Rijsselberge

3

8

7

3

4

14

6

8

15

(19)

11

98.00

79.00

9

FRA

FRA 77

Pierre le Coq

1

1

(50)
DSQ

10

1

15

21

13

6

14

1

133.00

83.00

10

NED

NED 9

Kiran Badloe

2

5

10

17

7

9

9

11

8

(31)

14

123.00

92.00

11

ISR

ISR 21

Nimrod Mashich

8

33

7

12

(36)

1

17

5

3

7

3

132.00

96.00

12

GER

GER 3

Toni Wilhelm

3

4

3

5

22

18

8

9

(50)
DNS

10

21

153.00

103.00

13

ESP

ESP 7

Ivan Pastor Lafuente

11

2

4

14

17

12

11

16

16

(26)

12

141.00

115.00

14

POL

POL 182

Pawel Tarnowski

13

5

20

28

(29)

17

7

7

1

13

6

146.00

117.00

15

BRA

BRA 1

Ricardo Santos

7

1

14

12

12

(28)

28

18

12

18

9

159.00

131.00

16

NZL

NZL 151

Jon-Paul Tobin

9

10

9

4

24

4

3

(50)
RET

29

12

30

184.00

134.00

17

CHN

CHN 1

Aichen Wang

9

13

6

1

5

(37)

35

26

10

20

26

188.00

151.00

18

CYP

CYP 1

Andreas Cariolou

10

(50)
OCS

5

10

31

16

16

10

38

11

8

205.00

155.00

19

DEN

DEN 158

Sebastian Fleischer

15

25

4

7

10

22

13

14

(50)
RET

24

24

208.00

158.00

20

GBR

GBR 49

Joe Bennett

23

27

14

8

18

10

12

(34)

24

8

17

195.00

161.00

 

RS:X Women Overall

 

Pos

Nation

Sail Number

Crew

Race

Points

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Total

Net

1

FRA

FRA 4

Charline Picon

1

1

4

2

2

3

3

3

3

3

(9)

34.00

25.00

2

ISR

ISR 10

Maayan Davidovich

4

10

6

8

(16)

5

4

2

1

8

5

69.00

53.00

3

ESP

ESP 5

Marina Alabau

5

(16)

13

6

6

2

10

8

2

1

2

71.00

55.00

4

GBR

GBR 9

Bryony Shaw

5

11

1

5

2

9

(23)

10

6

9

7

88.00

65.00

5

CHN

CHN 5

Jiahui Wu

3

15

(16)

1

7

6

11

5

11

5

3

83.00

67.00

6

FRA

FRA 22

Eugénie Ricard

9

1

5

6

8

4

6

11

7

(13)

12

82.00

69.00

7

ITA

ITA 46

Flavia Tartaglini

2

(17)

14

9

11

16

1

4

8

2

4

88.00

71.00

8

NED

NED 171

Lilian De Geus

2

10

5

10

5

10

5

(13)

9

6

10

85.00

72.00

9

GBR

GBR 30

Isobel Hamilton

6

2

7

(16)

8

13

7

9

4

12

6

90.00

74.00

10

POL

POL 8

Zofia Noceti-Klepacka

16

3

3

10

9

1

8

1

12

16

(17)

96.00

79.00

11

ESP

ESP 1

Blanca Manchon

11

12

8

15

9

7

9

6

(20)

4

1

102.00

82.00

12

CHN

CHN 21

Manjia Zheng

16

(22)

6

8

7
DPI

8

12

7

16

10

8

120.00

98.00

13

POL

POL 1

Hanna Zembrzuska

4

15

(16)

13

13

12

2

12

13

7

13

120.00

104.00

14

BRA

BRA 8

Patricia Freitas

9

2

9

2

3

15

15

18

(25)

20

20

138.00

113.00

15

FIN

FIN 1

Tuuli Petäjä-Sirén

7

6

15

7

(32)
DSQ

11

13

17

18

11

11

148.00

116.00

16

POL

POL 104

Kamila Smektala

8

8

12

5

4

14

(19)

15

15

18

18

136.00

117.00

17

POL

POL 21

Malgorzata Bialecka

6

5

3

4

7

20

17

(25)

14

19

23

143.00

118.00

18

ITA

ITA 11

Laura Linares

7

7

8

(32)
OCS

6

19

14

16

17

14

14

154.00

122.00

19

RUS

RUS 271

Stefania Elfutina

21

12

2

4

12

(23)

16

14

10

17

15

146.00

123.00

20

CHN

CHN-7

Yunxiu Lu

3

(28)

14

1

17

26

21

28

5

15

19

177.00

149.00


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