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Laser Europa Cup - Sailors challenged in Portugal

by Barbara Murray on 24 Oct 2013
Laser Europa Cup Portugal 2013 Clube Naval de Cascais https://www.facebook.com/CNCascais
At the Quebramar Europa Cup in Cascais, Portugal, rolling waves and light winds dominated. A total of nine nations and over 70 sailors took part in the yearly event in the south of Portugal. A total of six races were completed with one discard.

The three days of racing in light southerly winds of about six to eight knots proved a challenge for sailors as they had to deal with the big waves that typically the southern wind brings, making it hard to gather speed.

All the three fleets were won by visiting nations and only in the Radial there was a tie between Jon Emmet and local sailor Santiago Sampaio for first place with the Brit taking the title.

Laser

1. Martis Pajhrskas (LTU)
2. Tiago Morais (POR)
3. Janulionis Karolis (LTU)

Laser Radial

1. Jon Emmett (GBR)
2. Santiago Sampaio (POR)
3. Costa Pedro (POR)
1. Female, Morgun Ekaterina (RUS)

Laser 4.7

1. Luvisetto Asya (SUI)
2 Mégevand Alexis (SUI)
3. Rebolo Sebastiao (POR)
1. Female Lopes Margarida ISAF Laser International
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