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Sailing World Cup Hyeres - Burton continues to lead Laser

by Rob Kothe & Jedda Murphy on 24 Apr 2015
Laser, Tom Burton (AUS) - 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres, Thom Touw http://www.thomtouw.com
Laser World ranked number one, and 2013,2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Hyeres winner Australian Tom Burton pushed to the top of the leader board on day two of the 2015 regatta after posting a third and second place.

Overnight leader Sam Meech (NZL) fell back in the pack.

Burton's discard is a 33rd from day one, so he will have to continue to sail well to take the hat-trick.

In this interview, the 2014 Rio Olympic test event and ISAF Sailing World Cup final winner Burton explains it all.

Then he went out and posted an 11th and a fifth to hold his lead.



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

(33)

3

2

11

5

56.00

23.00

2

CRO

CRO 208709

Tonci Stipanovic

3

(8)

6

8

3

8

36.00

28.00

3

NED

NED 204566

Nicholas Heiner

5

(24)

4

5

1

17

56.00

32.00

4

NED

NED 206745

Rutger van Schaardenburg

1

13

(16)

9

4

10

53.00

37.00

5

BRA

BRA 206407

Robert Scheidt

9

6

7

(17)

5

11

55.00

38.00

6

NZL

NZL 207862

Andy Maloney

12

9

(18)

7

10

3

59.00

41.00

7

GBR

GBR 201402

Nick Thompson

8

(36)

9

6

6

13

78.00

42.00

8

SWE

SWE 199617

Jesper Stalheim

(33)

4

15

4

26

2

84.00

51.00

9

EST

EST 203724

Karl-Martin Rammo

4

(28)

13

11

2

28

86.00

58.00

10

GER

GER 208257

Philipp Buhl

19

(34)

21

13

9

1

97.00

63.00

11

NZL

NZL 208517

Sam Meech

11

2

(41)
DSQ

39

7

6

106.00

65.00

12

USA

USA 206151

Charlie Buckingham

7

(31)

19

18

8

14

97.00

66.00

13

NOR

NOR 207460

Kristian Ruth

20

22

5

1

23

(37)

108.00

71.00

14

CYP

CYP 208708

Pavlos Kontides

23

3

26

3

16

(35)

106.00

71.00

15

GUA

GUA 204113

Juan Ignacio Maegli Aguero

14

(25)

8

16

12

22

97.00

72.00

16

FRA

FRA 208457

Jean Baptiste Bernaz

10

19

10

21

14

(31)

105.00

74.00

17

NOR

NOR 201382

Mathias Mollatt

13

7

20

12

(41)
DNF

26

119.00

78.00

18

NZL

NZL 197250

Thomas Saunders

16

(30)

14

30

17

12

119.00

89.00

19

AUS

AUS 199015

Matthew Wearn

26

(35)

2

10

24

30

127.00

92.00

20

NZL

NZL 208337

Michael Bullot

21

18

12

22

(36)

20

129.00

93.00

21

ARG

ARG 207308

Julio Alsogaray

17

(37)

1

28

22

27

132.00

95.00

22

AUS

AUS 166021

Ryan Palk

(37)

10

17

35

29

7

135.00

98.00

23

MNE

MNE 208707

Milivoj Dukic

24

5

25

20

32

(34)

140.00

106.00

24

POL

POL 208710

Kacper Zieminski

(28)

11

24

27

21

24

135.00

107.00

25

BEL

BEL 202016

Wannes Van Laer

30

(40)

27

14

15

21

147.00

107.00

26

AUS

AUS 208360

Mitchell Kennedy

18

29

23

(31)

19

18

138.00

107.00

27

ITA

ITA 199697

Alessio Spadoni

15

12

28

(32)

28

25

140.00

108.00

28

ITA

ITA 208739

Giovanni Coccoluto

32

23

37

(40)

13

4

149.00

109.00

29

CRO

CRO 207268

Filip Jurišic

6

1

35

33

35

(36)

146.00

110.00

30

CRO

CRO 207483

Daniel Mihelic

27

16

11

26

(37)

32

149.00

112.00

31

ITA

ITA 207945

Francesco Marrai

35

20

31

(37)

18

9

150.00

113.00

32

AUS

AUS 206762

Luke Elliott

(38)

27

34

15

27

16

157.00

119.00

33

SIN

SIN 197538

Colin Cheng

22

(39)

30

23

38

15

167.00

128.00

34

CAN

CAN 207130

Robert Davis

25

15

(38)

29

30

29

166.00

128.00

35

BRA

BRA 206757

Bruno Fontes

(36)

26

22

24

25

33

166.00

130.00

36

GBR

GBR 207731

Elliot Hanson

29

17

(41)
DNF

38

33

19

177.00

136.00

37

RUS

RUS 202692

Sergey Komissarov

(40)

38

36

19

31

23

187.00

147.00

38

ITA

ITA 206675

Enrico Strazzera

39

21

33

36

20

(41)
DNF

190.00

149.00

39

GBR

GBR 207509

Alex Mills-Barton

34

14

29

34

(39)

39

189.00

150.00

40

GRE

GRE 150374

Adonis Bougiouris

31

32

32

25

34

(38)

192.00

154.00
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