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ISAF World Match Race Rankings - Williams and Ulrikkeholm on top

by ISAF on 20 Jun 2013
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The ISAF World Match Race Rankings for 19 June 2013 has now been released. Ian Williams (GBR) holds onto world number one in the Open Match Race Rankings whilst ISAF Women's Match Racing World Championship silver medallist Camilla Ulrikkeholm (DEN) moves to the world number one position on the women's rankings.

Ian Williams (GBR) makes it 19 months at the top of the ISAF Match Race Rankings, the World Champion picked up his first Tour win of 2013 at Match Race Germany and consolidates his position at the top with almost 400 points separating him from the number two ranked skipper.

Returning to the fray is Mathieu Richard (FRA) who climbs 14 places back up to world number four. Richard, world number one in 2008 and 2009, finished third at Match Race Germany and went on to claim the spoils from the Alpari World Match Tour Korea Match Cup earlier this month, despatching Taylor Canfield (ISV) in the final. He may have been runner up to Richard in Korea but this ranking sees a lifetime best for the 24 year old from St Thomas in the US Virgin Islands, as he moves three places up the rankings to world number two.

The final podium place in Korea belonged to Adam Minoprio (NZL) and his ranking rise continues since he took time out to compete in the Volvo Ocean Race. At world number 31 and only counting results from four events it seems just a matter of time before the 2009 Tour champion Minoprio returns to the top ten.


Japan's Wataru Sakamoto breezed past Maximillian Soh (SIN) at the ISAF Nations Cup Asian Regional Final in Vladivostok, Russia to qualify for August's Grand Final in Denmark. Sakamato is further rewarded by a 30 point climb up the rankings to world number 48. Soh also moves up, to world number 68.

One other ISAF Grade 2 took place since the last ranking, the Sails of White Nights EUROSAF Match Race Open Championship. Andrew Arbuzov (RUS) defeated Simone Ferrarese (ITA) in the final and moves up 19 places to number 67.

Staffan Lindberg (FIN) won the ISAF Grade 3 GKSS Spring Cup and Stena Match Cup qualifier to move up to world number 18 with Joachim Ashenbrenner (DEN) using his second place to move from 17 to world number 15.

Michele Ivaldi (ITA) returns to the ISAF World Match Race Rankings after competing at his first graded event since the ISAF Match Racing World Championnship in 2005, where he won a gold medal crewing for James Spithill (AUS). Second place at the GRADO3 in Ravenna Italy sees Ivaldi re-enter at world number 385. The win in Ravenna went to Jacopo Pasini which is his ninth consecutive graded event win and he climbs 20 places up to world number 51.

The final word goes to Ryan Davidson (USA) who picked up his first graded event win at the CMRC Spring Invitational to climb 188 places up to world number 194.


There is a change at the top of the women's world rankings following the 2013 ISAF Women's Match Racing World Championship in Busan, Korea. Silver medallist Camilla Ulrikkeholm (DEN) climbs four places to the world number one position for the first time in her career. The 2013 ISAF World Champion is the 2012 Olympic gold medallist, Tamara Echegoyen (ESP) who led the Championship from start to finish. The points she gains sees her climb four places to match her career best at world number five.

The ISAF Women's Match Racing World Championships in Busan, Korea also saw a return to the helm by Katie Spithill (AUS). The world number two back in 2009 put on a solid performance in Busan, beating Russian Olympic skipper Ekaterina Skudina in the petit-final to take the bronze medal. Counting just the one event result Spithill is ranked at number 39.

The home team in Busan, skippered by Sungeun Choi (KOR) may have finished in ninth place but were delighted with their experience and race win. Choi's ranking improves by 46 to sit inside the top 100 for the first time at world number 84.

The ISAF Grade 3 US women's National Championship took place in Chicago with Jennifer Wilson winning her first ISAF graded event. Since a brief spell on the women's rankings back in 2009, Wilson has been a regular at Open events in Chicago but her 2013 US title sees her re-enter the women's list at world number 55. With double world champion Sally Barkow calling tactics, Wilson despatched Stephanie Roble (USA) in the final. Roble, who also finished third at the recent St Quay Women's Match Racing regatta climbs 19 places to world number 15.

Lucy MacGregor (GBR) claimed gold at the St Quay Women's Match Racing, the only ISAF Grade 1 regatta in this ranking release and the first event of the 2013 WIMRS. MacGregor moves up to world number two, knocking Ekaterina Skudina (RUS) down to number three. Julie Bossard (FRA) uses her points from St Quay to move up four places to world number four.

Match racing - Open - Wednesday 19 June 2013

 

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Williams Ian

GBR

 

8

1

1

12354

2

Canfield Taylor

ISV

 

8

5

2

10949

3

Morvan Pierre-antoine

FRA

 

8

3

3

10812

4

Richard Mathieu

FRA

 

8

18

1

10777

5

Hansen Bjorn

SWE

 

8

2

2

10438

6

Tiller William

NZL

 

8

7

5

10182

7

Swinton Keith

AUS

 

8

6

3

10165

8

Berntsson Johnie

SWE

 

8

9

6

10127

9

Jury Laurie

NZL

 

8

8

5

9970

10

Robertson Philip

NZL

 

8

4

4

9489

11

Ferrarese Simone

ITA

 

8

11

11

8963

12

Gilmour Peter

AUS

 

8

10

1

8558

13

Monnin Eric

SUI

 

8

13

11

8300

14

Sehested Nicolai

DEN

 

8

14

14

8244

15

Aschenbrenner Joachim

DEN

 

8

17

15

8189

16

Reece Jordan

AUS

 

8

16

16

7938

17

Stanczyk Marek

POL

 

8

19

17

7840

18

Lindberg Staffan

FIN

 

8

21

5

7753

19

Rosinski Krzysztof

POL

 

8

20

19

7582

20

Sepp Mati

EST

 

8

23

20

7567


 

Match racing - Women - Wednesday 19 June 2013

 

Pos

Name

Country

Crew

Events

Previous

Best

Points

1

Ulrikkeholm Camilla

DEN

Louise Ulrikkeholm
Josefine Boel Rasmussen
Joan Hansen
Trine Palludan

8

4

1

8521

2

Macgregor Lucy

GBR

Annie Lush
Kate Macgregor

8

5

1

7955

3

Skudina Ekaterina

RUS

Ekaterina Chashchina
Tatiana Lartseva
Silke Hahlbrock
Elena Syuzeva
Vera Dubina
Elena Vorobeva

8

2

2

7746

4

Bossard Julie

FRA

 

8

8

4

7431

5

Echegoyen Tamara

ESP

Mariana Lobato
Eva Gonzalez
Lara Cacabelos
Sofia Toro
Angela Pumariega

8

9

5

7363

6

Leroy Claire

FRA

Marie Riou
Elodie Bertrand

7

1

1

7095

7

Tunnicliffe Anna

USA

Deborah Capozzi
Molly O'bryan Vandemoer

6

3

1

5911

8

Bezel Alexa

SUI

Corinne Meyer
Manon Kivell
Romy Hasler
Laurane Mettraux

8

12

8

5804

9

Kjellberg Anna

SWE

Malin Källström
Karin Almquist
Johanna Larsson
Linnéa Wennergren
Annie Wennergren
Linda Härsjö
Lotta Harrysson

8

21

8

5707

10

Barkow Sally

USA

Elizabeth Kratzig Burnham
Alana O'reilly

7

10

3

5520

11

Price Olivia

AUS

Nina Curtis
Katie Abbott
Lucinda Whitty

6

6

4

5160

12

Lehtinen Silja

FIN

Silja Kanerva
Mikaela Wulff

6

7

3

5153

13

Roca Mata Silvia

ESP

Eva Gonzalez
Lara Cacabelos

6

13

9

5023

14

Decnop Renata

BRA

 

8

11

11

4869

15

Roble Stephanie

USA

 

6

35

15

4744

16

Senfft Juliana

BRA

 

8

14

14

4635

17

Sylvan Caroline

SWE

 

8

20

17

4530

18

Mulder Mandy

NED

Merel Witteveen
Annemieke Bes
Annemiek Bekkering

6

15

11

4382

19

Tulloch Genevieve

USA

Alice Leonard
Jennifer Chamberlin

5

17

8

3889

20

Tams Noora

FIN

 

8

18

18

3873


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