470 Class 50th Anniversary celebrations launched in La Rochelle!

by International 470 Class Association on 30 Jul 2013

Opening Ceremony Christophe Breschi

Today, there was no gentle introduction to the opening events at the International 470 Class 50th Anniversary celebrations in La Rochelle, with a blustery and building breeze greeting teams on the race courses.

The 2013 470 Junior World Championships, Masters’ Cup and Open Classic have launched the 50th Anniversary Celebrations for the International 470 Class, by showcasing the youngest 470 sailors through to the more senior connoisseurs of 470 sailing.

Averaging 14 knots, with 18 knot puffs many of the younger teams relished the conditions, but the same could not entirely be said for some of the teams in the Grand-grandmasters division, where the combined age of the crew must be at least 120 years.

Last night’s Opening Ceremony was all about celebrating the generations of 470 sailors, from the most recent newcomers to the fleet through to the teams of more senior years competing in the Masters’ Cup. The younger club members of La Société des Régates Rochelaises greeted the teams from around the world by saying 'hello' in the language of the competing nations.

Racing got underway today soon after 1300 hours with two races held for each fleet.

470 Junior Worlds Men

Making their debut appearance in the ranks of the 470 Junior World Championships are all three medallists from the 2012 420 World Championship; brothers Alex and George Kavas (GRE), Guillaume Pirouelle/Valentin Sipan (FRA) and David Charles/Alex Charles (ESP), who are facing off against some of the top teams who have been contesting the junior fleet over the past few years.

Guillaume Pirouelle/Valentin Sipan (FRA) © Christophe Breschi

Pirouelle and Sipan have been training in La Rochelle for about three weeks, and their efforts showed with a race win and a second place in the blue fleet, placing them at the front of the men’s leaderboard. They almost won the second race too, but lost their lead just at the end of the last downwind. The pair have been sailing the 470 for one year and raced the 470 Europeans in Italy last month, finishing 35th in the senior fleet. 'It was exciting to go on the water today,' said Pirouelle, 'and to get a first and second was great.'

Sipan has taken inspiration from the history of the class, saying, 'I read the 470 Great Book about the history of the 470 and everyone is very passionate about the Class. It is great to have all the events here in France where the class was born.'

The opening race win in the yellow fleet today went to Pierre Quiroga/Clement Pequin, which they followed up with a third to lie in second overall. Italy’s Matteo Capurro/Matteo Puppo are in third.

South Africa’s new pairing of Asenathi Jim/Sibu Sizatu showed excellent form posting a 3,5 to end day one in seventh on the leaderboard, but Jim was not happy. 'We are learning a lot, but I made a lot of mistakes today and there is lot I am missing.'

Asenathi Jim/Sibu Sizatu (RSA) © Christophe Breschi

Jim and his usual crew Roger Hudson have been the face of South African 470 sailing for the past few years, representing South Africa at the 2012 Olympic Games in Weymouth. For the 470 Junior Worlds, Hudson is in the coach boat. 'There is a lot to improve and a lot I am missing from Roger, but we are working hard to fill the link and cut off the mistakes,' continued Jim. 'Today was a nice opener, but I know what went wrong and it is the small things which make a big difference at the end. In the starting we just didn’t shoot up as I was nervous getting caught over, so I held back in both races, which was a bit of a disaster.'

Back home in South Africa, there is a major programme taking place to prepare the next generation of 470 talent and Jim’s crew Sibu Sizatu is one of the young stars. Having committed to the RaceAhead 470 training squad in September 2012, Sizatu has completed numerous training sessions which rewarded him with selection to partner Jim at the Junior Worlds. Jim and Hudson will return to their usual combination to race in the 470 World Championships which start on 5th August.

The 59 teams in the 470 Men Junior Worlds have been split into two fleets for the two day qualification series of five races, before qualifying to the gold or silver fleet for the seven race final series. The top eight boats will then advance to the Medal Race stage.

Racing is scheduled to start at 1300 hours on Tuesday 30 July 2013.

470 Junior Worlds Men Overall Results

Pos	Sail	Competitors	P Net	P tot	r.1	r.2	Club/Country
1	FRA 76	PIROUELLE Guillaume SIPAN Valentin	2.00	2.00	1 0.00	2 2.00	S N P H S N P H
2	FRA 21	QUIROGA Pierre PEQUIN Clement	3.00	3.00	1 0.00	3 3.00	CNTL S R ROCHELAISES
3	ITA 10	CAPURRO Matteo PUPPO Matteo	6.00	6.00	6 6.00	1 0.00	YC ITALIANO -
4	ESP 44	XAMMAR Jordi HERP Joan	6.00	6.00	4 4.00	2 2.00	CN EL MASNOU -
5	AUS 7	GALLOWAY Angus HANNAH Tomothy	6.00	6.00	2 2.00	4 4.00	ROYAL QUEENSLAND YS -
6	GER 15	AUTENRIETH Julian CIPRA Matti	6.00	6.00	3 3.00	3 3.00	BAYERISCHER YC -
7	RSA 10	JIM Asenathi SIZATU Sibu	8.00	8.00	3 3.00	5 5.00	REP. AFRIQUE DU -
8	FRA 92	PELISSON Sacha BOUCHET Mathieu	9.00	9.00	4 4.00	5 5.00	S R ANTIBES Y C MONACO
9	GBR 843	WOOD Mike BRAYSHAM Hugh	10.00	10.00	10 10.00	1 0.00	SSC -
10	FRA 18	FEYDIT Hugo AGENEAU Charlie	10.00	10.00	6 6.00	4 4.00	CN LA TREMBLADE CN LA TREMBLADE
11	DEN 164	TOBIASEN Balder JOHANSEN Magnus jung	11.00	11.00	5 5.00	6 6.00	KDY -
12	NED 77	VAN DE WERKEN Floris VAN STEKELENBORG Lars	14.00	14.00	7 7.00	7 7.00	WATER SPORT VERBOND -
13	GRE 333	KAVVAS Alexander KAVVAS Giorgos	16.00	16.00	2 2.00	14 14.00	YC OF GREECE -
14	GRE 4	TSIBOUKELIS Antonis KONTAKIS Vasilis	16.00	16.00	5 5.00	11 11.00	NOTK -
15	ESP 1	CHARLES David CHARLES Alex	16.00	16.00	10 10.00	6 6.00	CN EL BALIS -
16	ISR 17	COHEN Gal FROYLICHE Dan	16.00	16.00	8 8.00	8 8.00	ISRAEL -
17	ITA 99	REBAUDI Francesco RAMIAN Matteo	17.00	17.00	7 7.00	10 10.00	YC ITALIANO -
18	SLO 42	PUH Matjaz ROMIH Matija	18.00	18.00	8 8.00	10 10.00	JK PIRAT PORTOROZ -
19	GER 48	PATRUNKY Julian SCHUMANN Max	21.00	21.00	14 14.00	7 7.00	POTSDAMER YC -
20	FRA 5	THUILLIER Remy CORRUBLE Mathieu	22.00	22.00	13 13.00	9 9.00	LS VIGNEUX S N P H
21	JPN 4405	NAKAMURA Mutsuhiro KIYOHARA Ryo	23.00	23.00	15 15.00	8 8.00	NIHON UNIVERSITY -
22	POR 2	VILLAS-BOAS Joao PINHEIRO DE MELO Francisco	23.00	23.00	14 14.00	9 9.00	CN DE CASCAIS -
23	NED 88	DECKERS Max WELIERS Rogier	24.00	24.00	11 11.00	13 13.00	HOLLANDE -
24	CRO 3	BOTICA Ante VULETIC Jure	24.00	24.00	12 12.00	12 12.00	CROATIE -
25	NED 21	PIJLMAN Wietse VANDE WERKEN Laurens	26.00	26.00	9 9.00	17 17.00	HOLLANDE -
26	RUS 100	CHEH Kristian AKIMENKO Andrey	28.00	28.00	13 13.00	15 15.00	MOSCOW S SCHOOL -
27	SLO 21	DOMEN Vasic stepancic BOZIC Jakob	30.00	30.00	19 19.00	11 11.00	JADRALNI KLUB BURJA IZOLA -
28	FIN 111	NIKKILA Mikka TYKKYLAINEN Leo	32.00	32.00	9 9.00	23 23.00	YC OF TURKU -
29	JPN 4456	TETUYA Iwashita YUSUKE Ishi	32.00	32.00	20 20.00	12 12.00	JAPAN UNIVERSITY -
30	AUT 477	SCHARNAGL Stefan SCHULZ Helmut	33.00	33.00	11 11.00	22 22.00	AUTRICHE -
31	ITA 757	FERRARI Giacomo CALABRO Giulio	33.00	33.00	18 18.00	15 15.00	LN SEZIONE DI OSTIA -
32	GER 4976	OSTER Maurice JANSEN Alexander	34.00	34.00	17 17.00	17 17.00	NORDDEUTSCHER REGATTAVEREIN -
33	GER 21	GRAF Fabian SALZWEDEL Max	35.00	35.00	22 22.00	13 13.00	ALLEMAGNE -
34	GER 23	FISCHER Tim ZIEGLER Sebastian	35.00	35.00	17 17.00	18 18.00	YC LUDWIGSHAFEN -
35	RUS 29	BANAYAN Daniil MENCHIKOV Vladislav	36.00	36.00	12 12.00	24 24.00	YC OF ST PETERSBURG -
36	SUI 2	RIGOT Fabrice RIGOT Guillaume	36.00	36.00	15 15.00	21 21.00	SUISSE -
37	UKR 23	VERTELETSKYI Illia BARANNYK Vladyslav	36.00	36.00	18 18.00	18 18.00	SC METALUNG -
38	ITA 32	TUDISCO Tomaso PROVINCIALI Giacomo	37.00	37.00	21 21.00	16 16.00	YC C DE MEDICI -
38	FRA 38	L'HER Etienne SZEKELY Baptiste	37.00	37.00	21 21.00	16 16.00	S R BREST USAM VOILE
40	AUT 11	CLAUS Calvin KOHLEINDORFER Alexander	39.00	39.00	16 16.00	23 23.00	YC PODERSDORF -
41	HUN 53	GYAPAJAS Balazs KISKA Laslo	39.00	39.00	20 20.00	19 19.00	BALATONFUREDI YC -
42	GRE 11	TAFLAUPAS John TAVOULARIS Stavros	39.00	39.00	19 19.00	20 20.00	IO PIRAEUS -
43	FIN 77	KONTTINEN Okko STILL Zacharias	41.00	41.00	22 22.00	19 19.00	HELSINGFORS SK -
44	UKR 7	POCHTOVYK Sergi DZIADYK Denys	42.00	42.00	16 16.00	26 26.00	METEOR -
45	GER 5029	DIESCH Simon AGGELER Patrick	43.00	43.00	23 23.00	20 20.00	WURTTEMBERGISCHER YC -
46	ESP 16	CODINACHS GTRAU Albert MOVATO PUIGREFAGAT Victor	44.00	44.00	OCS 30.00	14 14.00	CN EL BALIS -
47	BEL 20	DE MUNCK Toon SMET Jef	46.00	46.00	24 24.00	22 22.00	WVD HOMBEEK -
48	TUR 303	CENGIZ Dunya TURAN Volkan	47.00	47.00	23 23.00	24 24.00	ISTANBUL SAINLING CLUB -
49	RUS 24	RASSKAZOV Pavel KHAUZER Stepan	49.00	49.00	24 24.00	25 25.00	RUSSIE -
50	FRA 25	FERELLEC Nicolas LAURAS Hugo	51.00	51.00	OCS 30.00	21 21.00	USAM VOILE S R BREST
51	ITA 23	TRASIMENI Giorgio IZZO Jacopo	51.00	51.00	26 26.00	25 25.00	LN ITALIA DI OSTIA -
52	RUS 2	KUCHERENKO Boris VERKHLIN Daniil	52.00	52.00	25 25.00	27 27.00	RUSSIE -
52	BEL 25	KLUMPERS Kamiel VERBUNT Frans	52.00	52.00	25 25.00	27 27.00	BELGIQUE -
54	RUS 13	MOSKVICHEV Alexandr MOSKICHEV Mikhail	54.00	54.00	28 28.00	26 26.00	RUSSIE -
55	LTU 4	RAMONAITIS Andrius VALENTINAITIS Emilis	54.00	54.00	26 26.00	28 28.00	LITUANIE -
56	LTU 15	KAZLAUSKAS Jonas BALCIUNAS Justas	55.00	55.00	27 27.00	28 28.00	LITUANIE -
57	GER 4986	LUTZ Martin BERNHART Philipp	58.00	58.00	27 27.00	DNF 31.00	SEGELGEMEINSCHAFT -
58	GER 5040	MULLER Johannes FUCHS Christian	60.00	60.00	29 29.00	DNF 31.00	ALLEMAGNE -
---	CRO 1111	SORIC Sime JAKOVCEV Marin	62.00	62.00	DNF 31.00	DNF 31.00	JK USKOK -

470 Junior Worlds Women
Two straight wins puts France’s Maelenn Lemaitre/Alise Retornaz in great shape after day one, racing in a breeze averaging around 18 knots.

'We had really good speed today and a very good feeling in our new boat,' said Retornaz. 'It is very special to see so many people here and we want to do our best.'

In the first race, a great start and excellent boat speed combined to propel them round the track from start to finish with the pair pumping hard. Last week, they put one of the classic 470s which is here in La Rochelle through it's paces, with Lemaitre explaining, 'For three days we sailed an old 470 and it wasn’t so different, but now we do have a lot of new things in the boat.'

Maelenn Lemaitre/Alise Retornaz (FRA © Christophe Breschi

Joanna Freeman/Katie Tomsett from Great Britain are in second and Germany’s Greta Markfort/Anna Markfort in third.

Anna Kyselova/Anastasiya Krasko from the Ukraine are one of the teams racing back to back, with the Junior Worlds being followed by the 470 Worlds. First day and they are happy with their fourth on the leaderboard. 'The first race was not really good for us as we thought we had started early, so went back, and then we finished 10th,' said Kyselova, 'but in race two, despite a bad start we fought back to finish second.'

Racing is scheduled to start at 1300 hours on Tuesday 30 July 2013.

The 25 teams in the 470 Women Junior Worlds will race a single series of 10 races, with the top eight boats then advancing to the Medal Race stage.

470 Junior Worlds Women Overall Results

Pos	Sail	Competitors	P Net	P tot	r.1	r.2	Club/Country
1	FRA 39	LEMAITRE Maelenn RETORNAZ Aloise	0.00	0.00	1 0.00	1 0.00	E V LOCQUIREC E V LOCQUIREC
2	GBR 849	FREEMAN Joanna TOMSETT Katie	9.00	9.00	7 7.00	2 2.00	PARSTONE -
3	GER 26	MARKFORT Greta MARKFORT Anna	10.00	10.00	4 4.00	6 6.00	JSC -
4	UKR 93	KYSELOVA Anna KRASKO Anastasiya	13.00	13.00	10 10.00	3 3.00	SHVSM KIEV -
5	ESP 14	CORNUDELLA Barbara LOPEZ Sara	15.00	15.00	6 6.00	9 9.00	CN EL BALIS -
6	ISR 77	ZAMET Tsuf BIRAN Lia	16.00	16.00	2 2.00	14 14.00	SDOT YAM SAILING CLUB -
7	GER 24	BOHM Nadine GOTTZER Karoline	17.00	17.00	12 12.00	5 5.00	DTYC -
8	AUS 12	RYAN Sasha RYAN Jaime	17.00	17.00	5 5.00	12 12.00	RQYS -
9	ESP 6	BOUSERRA Alba SUBIRA FELIP Julia	18.00	18.00	14 14.00	4 4.00	C/V BLANES -
10	GER 18	LOEWE Frederike GUTTIG Lisa	18.00	18.00	11 11.00	7 7.00	VSAW -
11	GBR 865	SEARBRIGHT Amy CARPENTER Anna	20.00	20.00	3 3.00	17 17.00	HAYHING ISLAND -
12	ITA 4477	BERTA Elena SINNO Alice	23.00	23.00	8 8.00	15 15.00	CC ANIENE -
13	ISR 11	BAR-AM Noya MAMAN Danielle	25.00	25.00	9 9.00	16 16.00	HAPOEL TEL AVIV -
14	SUI 5	FAHINI Linda SIEGENTHALER Maja	26.00	26.00	13 13.00	13 13.00	TYC -
15	GBR 838	LAVERY Jess BRICKWOOD MEGAN	33.00	33.00	15 15.00	18 18.00	EMWORTH SC -
16	NED 23	VRIJENHOEK Floor HUMEL Josca	34.00	34.00	OCS 26.00	8 8.00	KWVL -
17	RUS 9	ARSENYEVA Veronika SUVORKOVA Anastasia	35.00	35.00	16 16.00	19 19.00	YC OF ST PETERSBURG -
18	SUI 1460	TRUB Nora CORBELLI Giulia	36.00	36.00	OCS 26.00	10 10.00	SVT -
19	GBR 847	VOSE Annabel URWIN Kirstie	37.00	37.00	OCS 26.00	11 11.00	ROYAL SOUTHERN YC -
20	GRE 44	STEFANOUDAKI Despoina KLONARIDOU Rafalina	38.00	38.00	17 17.00	21 21.00	NAUTICAL C OF THESSALARIKI -
21	RUS 11	PIROGOVA Anna CHERNIAKHOVSKAIA Anzhelika	38.00	38.00	18 18.00	20 20.00	KHLEB NIKOVO -
22	UKR 17	SHCHERBYNA Anna NAUMENKO Sofya	42.00	42.00	20 20.00	22 22.00	METEOR -
23	SLO 78	PETERNELJ Eva BARUCA Valentina	44.00	44.00	19 19.00	25 25.00	YC JADRO KOPER -
24	RUS 1	GUSEVA Anastasia STOKOLESOVA Yana	44.00	44.00	21 21.00	23 23.00	RUSSIE -
25	NED 75	SPEELMAN Jeanine SPEELMAN Marchien	50.00	50.00	OCS 26.00	24 24.00	DTYC -

470 Masters' Cup and Open Classic
A record breaking 91 teams are competing in the 470 Masters’ Cup, racing in divisions based on age, from the youngest Apprentice Masters through to the Grand-grandmasters, whose combined age must be more than one hundred and twenty years before the end of the year.

470 Masters’ Cup start © Christophe Breschi

In the Apprentice Masters division, where one of the crew must be 30 years old during 2013 and the combined age more than 60 years, the brother and sister team of Iulia Fulicea and Paul Negoescu from Romania claimed a clean sweep to win both races. Raphael Duchoud/Nicolas Duchoud (SUI) are in second and Ott Rene/Christian Sprecher (SUI) in third.

Moving up a division to the Masters’ fleet and a double-race win puts Italy’s Fernando Zicarelli/Davide Gamba in first overall, with Stefan Seger/Benjamin Wagner (SUI) in second and Ivica Bonacin/Federioc Zampolini (ITA) in third.

Onto the Grandmasters, and defending champion Bernard Boime/Gilles Espinannes made a strong start to their defence with a 2,1 scoreline and are in first on equal points with the second placed Francois Brenac/Jacques Dirusso. Germany’s Joachim Oetken/Stafan Oetken are in third.

On to the connoisseurs of the Masters’ fleet, the Grand-grandmasters, where Robert Maurel/Gerard Daugey (FRA) also claimed two bullets to lead, with Marc Besson/Pierre Denis (FRA) in second and the reigning champions Martin
Steiger/Hans Vonmoos from Switzerland in third from a 2,3 scoreline in today’s breezy conditions.

470 Masters Overall Results

Pos	Sail	Competitors	P Net	P tot	r.1	r.2	Club/Country
1	ITA 4280	ZICARELLI Fernando GAMBA Davide	2.00	2.00	1 1.00	1 1.00	CN PESARO -
2	SUI 1421	SEGER Stefan WAGNER Benjamin	4.00	4.00	2 2.00	2 2.00	RC OBERHOFEN -
3	ITA 57	BONACIN Ivica ZAMPOLINI Federico	6.00	6.00	3 3.00	3 3.00	CN PESARO -
4	ROU 101	BUJOR Rosca MIHAI NICOLAE Fagarasan	9.00	9.00	4 4.00	5 5.00	SPORTUL STUDENTESTI BUCUREST -
5	ITA 4463	GAMBA Luca BARBARINI Stafano	12.00	12.00	6 6.00	6 6.00	CN PESARO -
6	GER 49	PIESKER Thomas GLUSCHKE Andreas	13.00	13.00	9 9.00	4 4.00	YC BERLIN GRUNAU -
7	GER 4853	NEUROTH Franck JUNG Stephan	14.00	14.00	7 7.00	7 7.00	YCB LEVERKUSEN -
8	ITA 24	GALANTI Maurizio MARINO Fabio	16.00	16.00	5 5.00	11 11.00	LNI ANZIO -
9	BEL 7	DE MEESTER Marc DE MEESTER Thibaud	16.00	16.00	8 8.00	8 8.00	CV AMAURY -
10	NZL 112	POWER RICHARD POWER JOHN	24.00	24.00	14 14.00	10 10.00	MANLY SC -
11	ITA 4438	STARNONI Sandro FABRIS Mirco	26.00	26.00	17 17.00	9 9.00	ITALIE -
12	SUI 1424	SCHULTE Christine SCHULTE Bodo	28.00	28.00	11 11.00	17 17.00	YC SCHAFFAUSEN -
13	FRA 2563	VALERY Kleber PASZKOWSKI Gregory	28.00	28.00	12 12.00	16 16.00	Y C Grenoble Chara Y C Grenoble Chara
14	GRE 91	GEORGOPOULOS Fotis MATTYUS Klara	29.00	29.00	10 10.00	19 19.00	OMILOS FILON THALASSIS -
15	FRA 2651	CHAMP Guillaume CHAMP Didier	29.00	29.00	16 16.00	13 13.00	C N ABLON A S BANQUE DE FRANCE
16	GER 4949	LEMPERTZ Philipp HETTICH Stefano	32.00	32.00	20 20.00	12 12.00	STUTTGARTER SEGEL CLUB -
17	FRA 2343	LESAINT Clement COURBO Manuel	33.00	33.00	18 18.00	15 15.00	S N P H C N ABLON
18	GER 4940	VAN DER HOUT Miriam JAECKEL-DOFFING Sabrina	37.00	37.00	19 19.00	18 18.00	USV -
19	ESP 1792	RAGA Elena FERRER Federico	41.00	41.00	21 21.00	20 20.00	C DE REGATAS VALMAYOR -
20	GER 67	SCHALTE Berndt FORSTER Christian	44.00	44.00	23 23.00	21 21.00	AKADEMISCHER YC -
21	GER 4536	GARCIA ESPIRO Andres GARCIA ESPIRO Isabel	45.00	45.00	22 22.00	23 23.00	SCOR -
22	FRA 2636	ARANDA Patrick ANGENIEUX Christophe	46.00	46.00	24 24.00	22 22.00	ASPTT MARSEILLE ASPTT MARSEILLE
23	FRA 67	CANDELA Celine CANDELA Michel	50.00	50.00	13 13.00	DNF 37.00	Y C TOULON Y C TOULON
24	ITA 4434	AJROLDI Max GAROFALO Andrea	51.00	51.00	DNF 37.00	14 14.00	CIRCOLO VELA DERVIO -
25	FRA 2462	TOUROVEROFF Igor BLANCHARD Laurent	51.00	51.00	27 27.00	24 24.00	YC PORT MANECH C N ANGOULINS
26	FRA 2601	GUITTON Jean claude PIOT Charles-eddy	51.00	51.00	26 26.00	25 25.00	YACHT CLUB BASQUE C N ABLON
27	BEL 1240	MONTENY Wim MIKHAILITCHENKO Valentina	52.00	52.00	15 15.00	DNF 37.00	OSTEND SAILING CLUB -
28	GER 4913	SCHMIDT Steffen SROWITZ Tom	53.00	53.00	25 25.00	28 28.00	SAIL LOLLIPOP REGATTA VEREIN -
29	FRA 260	JEAN Isabelle JEAN Berengere	54.00	54.00	28 28.00	26 26.00	C N TREGASTEL C V MULHOUSE
30	FRA 1704	FAURE Jerome JAOUEN Egareg	58.00	58.00	31 31.00	27 27.00	C N ABLON C V FRANCEVILLE
31	FRA 727	BRISARD Vincent BRISARD Jean michel	58.00	58.00	29 29.00	29 29.00	CAPA VOILE CAPA VOILE
32	FRA 2686	DUPREZ David TIBERGHIEN Gauthier	67.00	67.00	30 30.00	DNF 37.00	C V DES FLANDRES S N O NANTES
33	FRA 10353	METZINGER Jean-luc METZINGER Jean-yves	69.00	69.00	32 32.00	DNF 37.00	C N MUTCHE C N MUTCHE
---	GER 4985	GIESSMANN Axel GIESSMANN Christiane	74.00	74.00	DNF 37.00	DNF 37.00	SC BOSEN -
---	GER 5044	SCHEFFLER Olivier ZWEERS Daniel	74.00	74.00	DNF 37.00	DNF 37.00	BOOTSCLUB NORDHORNT -
---	FRA 2653	LEMALLIER Caroline LEMALLIER Guillaume	74.00	74.00	DNF 37.00	DNF 37.00	C V JULLOUVILLE C V JULLOUVILLE

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Defeating defending champion Chris Poole 3-2 in a closely contested final Switzerland's Eric Monnin and his Capvis Swiss Match Racing Team of Ute Monnin Wagner, Mathieu Renault, Jean-Claude Monnin, Simon Brügger, Julien Falxa, and Maxime Mesnil clinched a long awaited win of the 60th Anniversary Congressional Cup on Sunday.
Posted on 5 May For the love of slightly larger, even faster boats
Bring it on. No chicken chutes allowed. Celestial, the newest Cape 31 in Oz is up and racing Thank you. You have let For the love of small, fast boats run before the breeze like a superlight planning hull under way too big a kite, with immense sheep in the paddock, and the Sailing Master grasping the flare gun in his pocket... No chicken chutes.
Posted on 4 May 21st Sandberg PalmaVela overall
A breezy finale in the Bay of Palma A thrilling and intense final day at Sandberg PalmaVela was enjoyed with choppy seas and wind conditions ranging from gentle airs to gusts of up to 23 knots. Several broken masts are evidence how tough the day was for some.
Posted on 4 May