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49er European and Youth World Championship - Qualifying underway

by Jerelyn Biehl on 11 Sep 2012
2012 49er European Championship Dan Cunningham
At the 49er European and Youth World Championship, two races were held for the first days of Qualifying. Recovering from their epic long distance race held the day before, the 63 boat fleet were split into two groups and sent to two courses on Lake Garda with seemingly two separate winds.  

The yellow fleet seemed to have the better wind and sailed near the eastern side of the lake, near Torbole.  The wind seemed more consistent in strength yet shifty with the sailors still heading to the cliffs off the line. The Alonso brothers of Spain sailed well posting a 1-3 and carrying a one from the previous days long distance race to take the overall lead for the regatta. Also sailing in the yellow fleet, the Polish team of Lukasz Przybytek and Pawel Kolodzinski sailed a consistent 2-2 and sit tied for second overall with 13 points. 

Third place are Julian d’Ortoli and Noe Delpech (FRA) who led the blue fleet with a 4-4 after today’s racing.  The blue fleet had much lighter winds and had one race that barely made the time limit as the wind began to die.

Leading the Youth Worlds are Jan Hauke Erichsen and Max Lux (GER) who have been sailing well and posted a 6-11 to put them fifth overall.

Racing continues with one more day of qualifying with the top 25 teams advancing to the finals. The top 12 teams from the Olympic Games receive an automatic invitation to the Gold fleet. The final series will be held in Theatre style with a 4-round knock-out style racing and a Grand Final series to be held on the last day with the final four boats.






Results after 3 Race 10.09.2012

 

Total rank

 

 

Competitor

 

 

Name

 

 

LDR

 

 

R2

 

 

R3

 

 

R4

 

 

Σ

1

ESP 9

Federico Alonso Tellechea

1

1

3

 

5

2

IRL 300

Ryan Seaton

RDG

6

1

 

10.5

3

POL 042

Lukasz Przybytek

9

2

2

 

13

4

FRA 8

Julien d'Ortoli

6

3

4

 

13

5

POL 052

Tomasz Januszewski

7

9

2

 

18

6

GER 216

Jan Hauke Erichsen

2

6

11

 

19

7

CRO 113

Pavle Kostov

3

3

13

 

19

8

FRA 1309

Thomas Ribeaud

2

10

8

 

20

9

ITA 023

Jacopo Plazzi

14

4

3

 

21

10

ITA 111

Ruggero Tita

18

7

1

 

26

11

ITA 058

Dubbini Leonardo

5

17

5

 

27

12

ESP 1283

Carlos Paz

19

2

7

 

28

13

ITA 044

Luca Dubbini

4

18

6

 

28

14

NED 1159

Remy Oomens

10

14

4

 

28

15

SWE 1270

Charlie Ekberg Enlund

5

1

24

 

30

16

ITA 040

Andrea Savio

1

17

13

 

31

17

FRA 114

Mathieu Frei

16

9

7

 

32

18

RUS 945

Pavel Kalinchev

20

4

9

 

33

19

GER 1155

Philipp Kramer

3

14

18

 

35

20

ESP 1167

Alfredo Gonzalez

13

10

12

 

35

21

GER 1211

Tim Elsner

7

5

24

 

36

22

GER 1260

Tom Lange

11

18

10

 

39

23

ITA 1256

Stefano Cherin

4

20

17

 

41

24

GER 1150

Justus Schmidt

8

29

5

 

42

25

SWE 1219

Carl P Sylvan

26

7

10

 

43

26

AUS 1287

James Sly

6

15

25

 

46

27

ESP 986

Diego Botin

24

8

14

 

46

28

USA 1222

Ryan Pesch

21

22

6

 

49

29

AUS 1189

David Gilmour

24

8

17

 

49

30

GBR 1027

James McIntosh

8

11

31

 

50

31

ITA 1107

David Bondi

18

22

11

 

51

32

BEL 1232

Yannick Lefebvre

13

15

23

 

51

33

ESP 1122

Victor Paya Canal

25

13

15

 

53

34

IRL 1191

Ross Vaughan

15

16

22

 

53

 


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