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Team Tilt remporte la seule régate du dernier jour de la Youth AC

by MaxComm Communication on 5 Sep 2013
Team Tilt - 2013 Red Bull Youth America’s Cup Team Tilt / Loris Von Siebenthal
Alors que l’équipage suisse a brillé lors de la septième manche de la Red Bull Youth America’s Cup en la remportant haut la main, la huitième - et dernière - manche a été annulée à cause du vent trop fort, excédant la limite fixée à 18 noeuds. Une décision frustrante pour Team Tilt qui comptait sur cette dernière manche, comptant double, pour accéder au podium.

Les navigateurs suisses terminent quatrièmes au classement général, à deux points seulement du deuxième. Après une journée décevante hier, ils ont su se reprendre et mener la manche du jour du début à la fin : 'Nous nous sommes bien préparés en vue de cette dernière journée, et l’avons abordé sans pression,' confiait le skipper Lucien Cujean quelques secondes après leur victoire. 'Nous avons réussi notre départ et avons réussi à garder notre avance durant toute la course.'


La Red Bull Youth America’s Cup est remportée par les néozélandais soutenus par le challenger de l’America’s Cup, Emirates Team New Zealand.

Un communiqué complet avec les citations des navigateurs suisses vous sera envoyé dans les heures qui viennent.

Classement final avant jury :

1. NZL Sailing Team with Emirates Team New Zealand (NZL), Peter Burling : 2-RDG-7-3-1-1- 4– 57 points
2. Full Metal Jacket Racing (NZL), William Tiller : 7-1-4-6-6-3-5 – 45 points
3. ROFF/Cascais Sailing Team (POR), Bernardo Freitas : 3-6-1-8-8-5-2 – 44 points
4. Team TILT (SUI), Lucien Cujean : 8-5-2-2-9-7-1 – 43 points
5. American Youth Sailing Force (USA), Mike Menninger : 1-7-3-5-7-4-8 –42 points
6. Swedish Youth Challenge (SWE), Charlie Eckberg : 6-2-9-1-4-6-10 – 39 points
7. Objective Australia (AUS), Jason Waterhouse : RDG-10-6-10-2-2-3 – 38 points
8. Next World Energy (FRA), Arthur Ponroy : 4-4-8-4-5-9-6 – 37 points]
9. All In Racing (GER), Philipp Buhl : 5-8-5-9-3-8-9 – 30 points
10. USA45 Racing (USA), Charlie Buckingham : 9-9-10-7-10-10-7– 15 points

(RDG = redress awarded by International Jury)

Jocelyn Keller, tacticien Team Tilt website

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