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Zhik 29er Worlds - No breeze in Pwllheli for Day 3

by Sail-World.com on 12 Aug 2015
- 2015 29er Worlds, Day 2 Robert Hajduk / shuttersail.com http://shuttersail.com/
Despite best efforts, no racing was held in Pwllheli, Wales today, Day 3.

What little breeze was forecasted never settled to anything race able for the 193 29er teams. So the qualifying results stand with James Wilson/Oscar Gunn (NZL) and Juho Kotiranta/Akseli Keskinen (FIN) tied for first after seven races with both teams carrying five firsts and 1 second.

Tam Lindsay/William McKenzie (NZL) are lurking just 2 points behind with Chris Williford/Wade Waddell (USA) trailing by one more point. British National champs James Grummett/Daniel Budden (GBR) round out the top 5.

As of the time of the media release, protests continue to be heard to finalize the final flights for gold, silver & bronze fleets, which will be posted in the morning.

Finals begin tomorrow for three days with the prizegiving on the final day, August 14


Meanwhile here is more great action from Day 2











2024 fill-in (bottom)38 South / Jeanneau AUS SF30 OD - FOOTERCyclops Marine 2023 November - FOOTER

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