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2015 470 Junior World Championships - Intense final day + Video

by Panos Marinopoulos on 1 Aug 2015
2015 470 Junior World Championships - Day 6 Nikos Pantis
Welcome to the final day of the 2015 Junior World Championships in Thessaloniki, Greece. The podium battle was set with the leaderboard top 10 in the women and men ready for the Medal Race, and the rest of the teams facing off in a “last race”. An intense day, where a single mistake could cost a podium place. The double points medal race was the last chance to make the break.

Lavery and Brickwood executed their plan masterfully, leapfrogging Chile’s Horwitz and Middleton to seize bronze. Italy’s Di Salle and Dubbini wrapped up World Championship victory yesterday, but still proved their edge over the fleet by winning the medal race. Greece’s Bozi and Klonaridou raced a safe seventh place result, to hold onto second place and claim silver medals.

In the men’s fleet, France’s Pirouelle and Sipan went into the medal race with a significant points advantage, over Germany’s Winkel and Cipra. Disaster struck, as they faced a problem with their spinnaker in the last downwind, dropping back to finish in last place. Fortunately for them, the Germans fourth place finish was not enough to take the advantage. So Gold to France, silver to Germany. Italy’s Ferrari and Calabro knew they needed to be smarter and tougher than their Spanish rivals to claim bronze. Their perfect race strategy gave them a second place finish, to overtake the Spanish and claim the final spot on the podium.

At the Closing Ceremony, teams enjoyed an evening of celebrations and massive applause for the podium finishers.

Action now moves to Bulgaria for the 2015 470 Junior European Championships next week.



Results:


SAIL # BOW# SPONSOR/BOAT CREW CLUB CAT NET points TOTAL points 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MR
1 ITA 74 31 UNDERWAVE Benedetta Di Salle
Alessandra Dubbini
Yatch Club Italiano/Circolo Vela Toscolano Maderno
31 54
23
7
2
3
2
2
1
2
6
4
2
2 GRE 21 22
Maria Bozi
Rafailina Klonaridou
Nautical Club of Thessaloniki
70 113
15
BFD
1
6
1
4
14
4
4
7
14
3 GBR 838 13 DOLLY Jessica Lavery
Megan Brickwood
Emsworth Sailing Club/Hayling Island Sailing Club
85 128
4
15
7
1
4
UFD
5
8
24
9
8
4 CHI 2 2 SANTANDER - TEAM CHILE Nadja Horwitz Von Appen
Sofia Middleton Zañartu
CNP/CYA
95 138
5
2
12
10
3
14
UFD
23
2
2
OCS
5 ITA 16 28
Roberta Caputo
Alice Sinno
CC Aniene
100 129
17
6
3
7
17
3
7
5
29
29
6
6 ESP 18 4 MOVISTAR/MAPFRE SILVIA MAS DEPARES
PAULA BARCELO MARTIN
CLUB NAUTIC S ARENAL
104 147
1
BFD
13
8
7
1
21
27
5
17
4
7 ESP 14 3 HAKUNA MATATA Bàrbara Cornudella Ravetllat
Sara López Ravetllat
Club Nautic el Balís/Club Nautic el Balís
108,8 151,8
3
BFD
8
RDG
15
7
13
7
17
15
10
8 FRA 39 12
Maëlenn LEMAITRE
Aloïse RETORNAZ
EVLocquirec
114 147
8
4
9
DSQ
5
9
12
32
18
1
16
9 GRE 14 21
Aikaterini Tavoulari
Foteini Koutsoumpou
P.S.C.
118 143
25
3
17
16
9
12
24
11
1
13
12
10 ISR 11 24
Noya Bar-Am
Rimon Shushan
Hapoel Tel-Aviv
126 148
22
13
15
2
20
6
3
10
19
16
OCS
11 ISR 77 27
Tsuf Zamet
Stav Brokman
Sdot Yam Sailing Club
116 149
19
8
19
DSQ
11
5
9
12
20
3
10
12 POL 80 36 OSILEK Antonina Marciniak
Karolina Soltaniuk
BAZA MRAGOWO/
120 149
14
18
5
22
6
29
6
24
3
11
11
13 ISR 12 25
Yahel Wallach
Saar Tamir
Sdot-Yam Sailing Club
128 171
13
5
6
20
12
UFD
25
3
12
20
12
14 NED 75 35
Jeanine Speelman
Marchien Speelman
DTYC
130 151
10
14
18
21
14
18
19
6
10
6
15
15 UKR 99 45
Valeriia Vorova
Anastasiya Krasko


132 158
9
10
20
19
19
10
11
1
16
26
17
16 ESP 5 7
Carmen Dávila Ponce De León
Julia Dávila Ponce De León
El candado
146 222
2
1
33
DSQ
33
UFD
31
29
8
5
4
17 GER 26 16
Frederike Loewe
Anna Markfort
VSaW/JSC
168 211
16
BFD
UFD
13
13
11
2
16
27
24
3
18 JPN 4353 33
Yuki Hayasi
Sayaka Kimura
Meikai University
174 217
UFD
24
23
25
18
16
23
18
9
10
8
19 FRA 14 11 TARTINE Jennifer Poret
Camille HAUTEFAYE
SNPH/CNA Voile
178 221
11
BFD
21
15
10
8
27
22
26
31
7
20 TUR 10 40
Beste Kaynakçi
Simay Aslan


178 214
27
9
10
14
27
26
36
19
23
14
9
21 TUR 25 43
Sevim Sirma Karaca
Selin Basegmez


184 227
29
BFD
11
9
23
21
10
26
28
21
6
22 POL 85 37
Ewa Romaniuk
Joanna Szczech
YKP Gdynia /
192 235
UFD
12
24
11
26
27
26
9
13
DSQ
1
23 ESP 55 8
Cristina Pujol
Laura Oliva Vidal
Club Nautic Port d Aro/Club Marítim Torredembarra
197 240
28
21
16
33
8
UFD
18
21
14
19
19
24 GER 21 15
Jana Jakob
Karoline Göltzer
VSaW/VSaW, SGaM
218 261
26
22
UFD
4
32
30
20
13
32
25
14
25 SLO 8 39 VIKING EVA PETERNELJ
VALENTINA BARUCA


220 263
20
11
22
18
22
23
DSQ
DSQ
11
30
20
26 GER 95 20
Fabienne Oster
Alexandra Lauber
NRV/BYCü
224 267
12
BFD
25
28
16
24
8
20
40
33
18
27 ESP 314 5 TNT ENERGY DRINK/DEPORTE GALEGO Patricia Suárez
Pilar Amaro
RCN VIGO
226 269
33
BFD
UFD
29
DSQ
17
16
15
7
18
5
28 CAN 622 1
Allie Surrette
Ali Ten Hove
RNSYS/KYC
239 282
34
BFD
26
32
24
13
22
28
31
8
21
29 ESP 40 6
Aura Miquel Molons
Andrea Doreste
Club Nàutic Arenys de Mar/C.N. Port d Aro
239 282
UFD
19
14
12
30
19
28
36
21
37
23
30 GER 77 19 HORST Muriel Schröder
Fanny Popken
Verein Seglerhaus am Wannsee
240 283
30
BFD
27
30
29
DSQ
4
37
15
12
13
31 GER 42 17
Johanna Meier
Carolin Groß
SKBUe/WYC
253 291
24
16
31
24
38
15
33
14
38
32
26
32 ITA 20 29 PHOENIX Cecilia Zorzi
Bianca Caruso
circolo vela arco/CV3V
254 297
21
BFD
UFD
27
UFD
31
17
17
25
28
2
33 ITA 4422 30
Ilaria Paternoster
Giulia Ammirati
/Yacht Club Italiano
258 301
UFD
BFD
4
17
21
25
30
UFD
37
22
16
34 JPN 4407 34
Yuri Yamamoto
Mizuki Umeno
Japan University of Economics
265 308
7
BFD
28
34
36
28
34
25
22
23
28
35 FIN 13 10
Sabina Von Koskull
Magdalena Planting
NJK/BS/NJK/HSK
289 332
6
17
UFD
36
37
22
35
38
33
34
31
36 TUR 22 42
Ceyla Yurtseven
Ceren Celayir


297 340
18
BFD
DNC
5
34
20
15
DNC
DNC
DNC
DNC
37 GER 46 18
Domenique Freund
Annabell Prockat
VSaW/YCBG
302 341
36
25
30
23
28
32
38
33
35
39
22
38 TUR 17 41
Zeynep Yentür
Merve Yorgancilar


304 341
32
20
32
26
31
35
37
31
36
36
25
39 GBR 855 14
Jemima Lawson
Lily Summers
Emsworth Sailing Club
304 343
31
23
29
31
25
34
29
34
39
38
30
40 FIN 1 9
Venla Soini
Roosa-Maria Juup
Yacht Club of Turku
335 378
37
BFD
34
35
39
33
39
30
34
27
27
41 ITA 88 32 FESTINA LENTE Anna Bettoni
Carlotta Gianni
CV3V/C.C. Aniene
342 385
35
BFD
UFD
37
35
36
32
35
30
35
24
42 GRE 13 23
Maria - Natalia Fragkou - Anastasiou
Marina - Eyterpi Mpenvenouto
sailing club of thessaloniki
365 408
38
26
35
38
40
37
40
39
DNF
DNS
29
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