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New leader at Dragon Gold Cup - Day 2

Russia’s Alexey Krylov with Vlad Kapitonov and Alexei Bushuev are the new Cascais Dragon Gold Cup leaders after second day of racing in the fantastic scenery of Cascais.

Britain’s Robert Campbell, Matt Walker and Jonathan Hill are second overall and Portuguese Manuel Champalimaud, Mark Hart and Ed Streeter are third. Ukrainian Eugeniy Braslavets and Portuguese Filipe Silva won the second day races.

A shiny day and wind, blowing from 6 to 8 knots, were the perfect conditions that the 74 Dragon fleet had for the 2nd of racing in Cascais.

On the 1st race, Ukraine’s Eugeniy Braslavets, Sergey TImokhov and Claus Olesen won. Gavia Wilkinson-Cox with Jon Mortimer and Ron Rosenberg from Great Britain were second and Frank Berg, Soren Nielsen and Soren Kaestel, from Denmark finished third.

The 2nd race was perfect for Filipe Silva, Joaquim Moreira and Miguel Pinto. The Portuguese crew started and finished first, dominating the race. Germany’s Philip Dohse, Oliver Mose and Jan Scharfetter and Great Britain’s Robert Campbell, Matt Walker and Jonathan Hill were 2nd and 3rd.

In general overall, regularity seems to be the secret, no one from the top three won a race, with Russia’s Alexey Krylov with Vlad Kapitonov and Alexei Bushuev being the new leaders followed by Great Britain’s Robert Campbell, Matt Walker and Jonathan Hill and Manuel Champalimaud, Mark Hart and Ed Streeter, from Portugal. Tomorrow the fleet will have 1 race, starting at 14:00h.

Dragon Gold Cup - Positions after Day 2, 3 races

Series Place	Sail No	Helm	Crew	Series Points	R1	R2	R3
1	RUS-25	Alexey Krylov	Vlad Kapitonov / Alexey Bushuev	47	19	20	8
2	GBR-688	Robert Campbell	Matt Walker / Jonathan Hill	47,7	27	15	5,7
3	POR-42	Manuel Champalimaud	Mark Hart / Ed Streeter	49	16	19	14
4	UKR-8	Eugeniy Braslavets	Sergey Timokhov / Claus Olesen	55	26	0	29
5	DEN-166	Tom Carlsen	Mark Flint / Philipp Skafte-Holm	57,4	11,7	34	11,7
6	RUS-44	Artiom Kuznetsov	Vladimir Silkin / Georgy Shayduko	58	0	32	26
7	GBR-735	Poul Richard Hoj Jensen	Theis Palm / Andrew Mordem	58	10	26	22
8	UKR-7	Markus Wieser	Thomas Auracher / Sergei Pugatchev	61	8	21	32
9	GBR-716	Gavia Wilkinson-Cox	Jon Mortimer / Ron Rosenberg	64	45	3	16
10	RUS-31	Emelianov Konstantin	Mikhail Senatorov / Alexandz Prokorov	68	18	22	28
11	SUI-288	Robert Stanjek	Markus Koy / Friedemann Nisch	69	22	10	37
12	USA-310	Edward Sawyer	Martin Payne / William Willet	71,7	5,7	23	43
13	RUS-81	Mikhail Apukhtin	Leonid Klepikov / Alexander Mironov	72	30	18	24
14	DEN-266	Frank Berg	Soren Nielsen/ Soren Kaestel	75,7	60	5,7	10
15	GER-1042	Philip Dohse	Oliver Mose / Jan Scharfetter	78	37	38	3
16	GER-976	Dirk David	Stefan Abel / Mark Bayer	78	34	14	30
17	RUS-77	Inna Shternberg	Yury Bozhedomov / Petr Zakharov	80	36	29	15
18	GER-1036	Max Glas	Wolfi Steuer / Simon Ramstetter	81	29	25	27
19	UKR-9	Lars Hendriksen	George Leonchuk / Martin Leifelt	82	17	30	35
20	POR-47	Henrique Anjos	Vasco Serpa / Pedro Costa Alemão	88	38	33	17
21	SUI-296	Harro Kniffka	Michael Lipp / Michael Koch	101	32	8	61
22	GBR-723	Quentin Strauss	Nigel Young/Lars Wegener	106	50	43	13
23	POR-51	Filipe Silva	Joaquim Moreira / Miguel Pinto	107	47	60	0
24	GER-1009	Ulrich Matthiesen	Michael Nesselhauf / Jorg Fischer	109	33	24	52
25	RUS-47	Igor Skalin	Valery Zatsarinskiy / Oleg Edokimenko	109	31	44	34
26	RUS-2	Sergey Maslov	Vladimir Krutskikh / Aleksandr Ezhkov	110	40	16	54
27	POR-55	Jose Matoso	Charles Nankin / Afonso Marques	111	14	52	45
28	SUI-297	Ulli Libor	Frank Butzmann / Stefan Hellriegel	112	43	13	56
29	GER-996	Thomas Muller	Vincent Hoesch / Maximillian Scheibmair	112,7	81	11,7	20
30	GBR-708	Len Jones	Claus Hoj Jensen / Jaime Lee	114	48	48	18
31	DEN-391	Jorgen Schonherr	Jan Eli Gravad / Christian Videbaek	119	3	59	57
32	POR-146	Jorge Pinheiro	Frederico Pinheiro de Melo / Francisco Mourão	119	41	47	31
33	GER-1056	Burkhard Keese	Phil Blin / Jorg Moesnang	119	35	40	44
34	RUS-27	Anatoly Loginov	Alexander Shalagin / Andrei Kirilyuk	120	49	31	40
35	RUS-71	Maxim Semerkhanov	Dmitri Tereshkin / Alex Smirrnov	120	42	37	41
36	RUS-35	Oleg Khopersky	Victor Fogelson / Eugeny Ivanov	124	57	17	50
37	FRA-365	Louis Urvois	Gwen Chapalian / Jimmy Pahun	125	51	53	21
38	POR-49	Francisco Lacerda	Diogo Lacerda / Diogo Pereira	127	62	46	19
39	SWE-342	Bjorn Osterblom	Peje Emilsson / Bo Kaijser	127	28	35	64
40	RUS-1	Arnold Shternberg	Artem Smirnov / Alexander Andrianov	127	44	50	33
41	RUS-45	Sergey Yazikov	Igor Frolov / Vladimir Liubomirov	128	23	63	42
42	POR-34	Fernando Bello	Jorge Moya / Tiago Geraldes	128	24	55	49
43	MON-11	Christian Boillot	Lionel Pean / Gerad Le Goff	131	52	41	38
44	POR-57	Mario Quina	Fernando Passeiro / Eric Vandame	132	15	69	48
45	POR-56	Miguel Magalhães	Jorge P. Melo / José Magalhães	138	46	67	25
46	SWE-338	Stefan Winberg	Bosse Ahlstrom / Peter Casso	142	25	36	81
47	DEN-380	Peter Warrer	Eric Orsted / Thomas Sorensen	144	21	42	81
48	RUS-96	Mikhail Muratov	Valentin Uvarkin / Viacheslav Varnachkin	144	56	49	39
49	IRL-204	Don O`Donoghue	Brian Mathews / Mark Pettitt	152	13	58	81
50	POR-58	José Duarte Bello	Henrique Costa e Silva / Miguel Cardoso	152	58	39	55
51	NED-305	Bram de Wilde	Henri Boere / Gijs Evers	153	39	61	53
52	GER-972	Christian Krausenecker	Karl Ibscher / Lasr Walter	154	20	75	59
53	NED-309	Guus de Groot	Richard van Rij / Hay Winters	157	64	27	66
54	GER-1043	Cian O`Carroll	Thomas Hill/Kane Williamson	159	71	65	23
55	GER-1044	Horst-Wilhelm Stroh	Rudiger Karsten / Katharina Stroh	159	55	68	36
56	RUS-69	Olga White	Igor Ivaskintsov / Alexey Murashkin	170	53	70	47
57	POR-54	António Mardel Correia	Pedro Rebelo de Andrade / Bernardo Santos	175	63	66	46
58	RUS-6	Alexander Shmid	Alexander Yanin / Mikhail Markin	179	67	45	67
59	GBR-730	Julian Sowry	Claire Sowry / Philip Catmur	185	69	28	88
60	GBR-575	Richard Davies	Titch Blachford / Patrick Welton	185	61	54	70
61	HKG-50	Phyllis Chang	Lowell Chang / Lars Gelbjerg-Hansen	188	74	56	58
62	RUS-32	Andrey Samoylov	Leonid Altukhov / Manat Nevlyutov	191	54	74	63
63	POR-50	Pedro Mendes Leal	Pedro Pinheiro de Melo / Jorge Ferlov	196	65	71	60
64	MON-2	Jens Rathsack	Bjorn Oestreich / Nina Rathsack	197	81	51	65
65	POR-46	Francisco Pinheiro de Melo	Vicente Pinheiro de Melo / Francisco Ramada	199	68	80	51
66	GBR-690	Stephane Baseden	Pascal Buli-Debat / Franck Corbiere	200	72	57	71
67	POR-36	Patrick Monteiro de Barros	Pedro Beckert / Paulo Bastos	204	59	72	73
68	AUS-206	Gordon Ingate	Christine Ingate / Robert Alp	205	81	62	62
69	BEL-69	Michael Van Callwelaert	Jan de Bie/Lien de Bien	215	75	64	76
70	RUS-80	Andriy Litsynskyy	Vladimir Makaron / Andriy Golvoko	218	66	78	74
71	POR-23	Filipe Loureiro	Miguel Tavares / Luis Vasconcelos Dias	218	76	73	69
72	POR-53	Fernando Nogueira	Fernando Gamboa / Morgan Nogueira	219	70	77	72
73	POR-40	Pedro Almeida Lopes	João Almeida Lopes / António Santos Matos	224	73	76	75
74	POR-27	Antonio Vianez	Andre Bravo/Henrique Lopes Cardoso/Luis Cadelo	228	81	79	68

The Cascais Dragon Gold Cup is part of Cascais Vela 2008 project and counts with the participation of 74 boats, representing 16 countries and is considered as the most important and prestigious regatta of the International Dragon Class, which returns to Cascais 10 years after it was held here in 1998.

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