2015 Rolex Middle Sea Race overall

by regattanews.com on 25 Oct 2015 Rolex Middle Sea Race – The idea of circumnavigating Sicily appeals to many. The lure of dramatic scenery, active volcanoes, dolphins jumping across your bow and extended summer is intense. For the sailor, the Rolex Middle Sea Race is the last regatta on the Mediterranean racing calendar, a must do on their offshore bucket lists, thus a pilgrimage to Malta ensues every October.

It is the challenge of a simple course, yet an incredibly complex race that appeals to professional and Corinthian sailors alike. The combination of myriad land features, with varied winds and sea states creates one of the most complex puzzles for navigators. Yet there will only be one winner. The team that has prepared extensively, studied the weather forecasts, scrutinised the nautical charts and convinced their team to execute their advice with precision. Preparation is fundamental, yet the ability to interpret the changing conditions while racing and adapt accordingly is what delivers success.

With just one mark to keep to port when leaving Valletta’s Grand Harbour, the Rolex Middles Sea Race will take you through the Strait of Messina, around the Lighthouse of the Mediterranean – the bubbling volcano of Stromboli, through the Aeolian Islands and onto the Egadi Islands before you leave Pantelleria and Lampedusa to port and return to Malta for a dramatic finish in Marsamxett Harbour.

Covering more than 608 nautical miles, the fleet of 111 yachts, which competed in the 36th edition of the Rolex Middle Sea Race was no exception. Teams from 22 nations with yachts ranging from nine to 25 metres in length set off under cannon fire and in very light air conditions on Saturday, 17 October.

The first to return were the Americans. Lloyd Thornburg’s MOD 70 trimaran Phaedo3 christened the finish line just after midnight on Tuesday, 20 October. Closely followed by George David’s canting keel maxi Rambler 88 who claimed monohull line honours. An impressive feat for the course record holders, who had hoped for a weather forecast that would enable them to better their time with their new Juan Kouyoumidjian design.

“We broke the course record in 2007 but that has not been broken this year. So it is nice to keep that one intact,” commented George David. “This was a slow race, although we did have incredibly varied conditions, we saw zero to 23 knots of wind speed and everything in between and every cardinal point of the compass for wind direction and wind transitions of up to 90 degrees. In respect of the record, the first half of the race killed any chance and in the second half we had 160 miles dead up wind from Trapani to Lampedusa.'

Going for the Grand Slam
“I would say we have had the short end of the weather in our races this year, definitely in the Rolex Fastnet, although we won our class and beat Comanche, it was a small boat race with good wind coming behind for the little boats.” With the Rolex Fastnet and Rolex Middle Sea Race complete, Rambler 88 is going for the Grand Slam. George David and his star crew now have their sights set on the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race which starts on 26 December in Sydney (AUS), the ultimate offshore race.

Precision, teamwork and timing
Experience gained from many previous editions came into play for the two Italian teams in one of the most competitive classes, IRC 2 where it was Vincenzo Onorato’s Cookson 50 Mascalzone Latino battling with TP52 B2 owned by Michele Galli, overall winner of the 2013 Rolex Middle Sea Race.

B2 (ITA) crossed the finish line just before midnight, to take first position in the overall rankings but there was a nervous look about the crew. They scanned the darkness outside Marsamxett Harbour, looking for the masthead light of Vincenzo Onorato's, Cookson 50 Mascalzone Latino (ITA). As their Italian rivals came into view, the tension was obvious onboard B2. Mascalzone Latino crossed the finish line minutes later and stopped the clock. After three and half days at sea, B2 corrected out to beat Mascalzone Latino by a mere nine seconds. An incredible feat, having sailed 649 nautical miles.

Thinking back on the race, Spanish navigator Nacho Postigo commented; “Crossing the finish line with an advantage of nine seconds in corrected time was a big surprise, but even if we had lost to Mascalzone Latino we would have been happy, because we know both teams raced a great race and we both would be fair winners.”

“For me this was a typical Middle Sea Race: you struggle to find the wind, and when you find it, it happens to be in excess. This time it was more about light than about strong winds. I think it is one of the most challenging races in the world. There is a strong association between land and sea, and this drives you to take many important decisions along the way; sometimes, mistakes are really expensive here.”

“We have a great team on B2. Francesco De Angelis is a very motivating person, always pushing. Michele is a fantastic owner, very competitive, and he really loves these offshore races. And then the rest of the crew: I don’t know the number of (spinannker) peels we’ve did in these three days and a half, but they were all simply perfect.”

A race of class and classes
Over the course of six days, it was to become clear that this year’s edition was a race for the larger boats. Those who could keep up with the favourable wind conditions, while the smaller boats fell prey to the light airs only to be whisked up on late Wednesday when the mistral came through.

Setting the pace in the fleet from the outset was Deiter Schoen’s Maxi 72 MOMO (GER), who beat out rival Rambler 88 on corrected time to claim the victory in IRC 1. MOMO hardly let the American maxi out of their site during the three days and on corrected time would be the class winner, and finish third overall in the 2015 Rolex Middle Sea Race.

Meanwhile in IRC 3 the young Turkish team onboard Arkas Flying Box, racing a Ker 40, maintained their lead throughout the race to come out on top.

Family legacy
In IRC 4 it was Rockall IV a custom Corby 38 in first, with Elusive owned and sailed by the Podesta family in second place. The legacy of longstanding member of the Royal Malta Yacht Club, Arthur Podesta was felt throughout the race, with three of his children sailing onboard the family’s First 45. Podesta was only person to have competed in every edition of the Rolex Middle Sea Race over the past 47 years.

Racing in IRC 5, Lee Satariano and Christian Ripard, overall winners of the 2014 edition were back to defend their title. The Maltese team sailed a close race to win their class with their J122 Artie. Then in IRC 6 it was the Beneteau 40.7 Three Sisters that beat out the other 18 boats in their class.

Looking to the future
The Royal Malta Yacht Club is built upon the strong link between Malta and the sea. As the organisers of this historic race prepared for the official prizegiving, held where the Knights of Malta ran one of the first hospitals in Europe for more than 200 years, Commodore Godwin Zammit commented; “For the first time in a while, we’ve had no major issues at sea, no rescues. It’s been an interesting fleet with some high profile, big exciting multihulls - is a change from previous years. The variety is a good thing. We have many different kinds of boats from the big, professionally crewed boats to the family owned yachts. We are already looking forward to and planning for the next edition.”

The 2016 Rolex Middle Sea Race will start on 22 October.

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Full results
IRC Division

Boat Name	Boat Type	Class	TCC	Elapsed Time	Corrected Time	Pos
B2	IRC 52	Class 2	1.394	d3 h10 m52 s1	d4 h19 m30 s59	1
MASCALZONE LATINO	Cookson 50	Class 2	1.374	d3 h12 m4 s30	d4 h19 m31 s8	2
MOMO	Maxi 72	Class 1	1.606	d3 h1 m18 s27	d4 h21 m43 s54	3
ARTIE	J122	Class 5	1.088	d4 h15 m11 s0	d5 h0 m58 s2	4
ARKAS FLYING BOX	Ker 40	Class 3	1.188	d4 h5 m53 s40	d5 h1 m3 s2	5
PROSPECTOR	Farr 60	Class 2	1.378	d3 h16 m37 s48	d5 h2 m7 s55	6
RAMBLER	Cant Keel Maxi	Class 1	1.902	d2 h16 m18 s43	d5 h2 m19 s16	7
CANEVEL SPUMANTI	First 40 cr	Class 5	1.081	d4 h17 m12 s4	d5 h2 m22 s13	8
PLIS PLAY	Swan 80	Class 2	1.388	d3 h16 m9 s53	d5 h2 m22 s21	9
WILD JOE	RP60 Custom	Class 1	1.492	d3 h10 m13 s19	d5 h2 m40 s30	10
SL ENERGIES GROUPE FASTWAVE	J111	Class 5	1.086	d4 h17 m1 s47	d5 h2 m45 s0	11
THREE SISTERS	Beneteau First 40.7	Class 6	1.049	d4 h21 m21 s59	d5 h3 m7 s2	12
COIN COIN	Sydney GTS 43	Class 3	1.189	d4 h7 m57 s9	d5 h3 m35 s58	13
ROCKALL IV	One off	Class 4	1.115	d4 h14 m53 s14	d5 h3 m38 s21	14
UNICA	Solaris	Class 5	1.092	d4 h17 m37 s53	d5 h4 m5 s7	15
SFS II	VOR 70	Class 1	1.647	d3 h3 m26 s18	d5 h4 m14 s48	16
ELUSIVE II BOV	First 45	Class 4	1.11	d4 h16 m4 s28	d5 h4 m24 s9	17
SAGOLA-BIOTRADING	Grand Soleil 37	Class 6	1.042	d4 h23 m54 s17	d5 h4 m56 s26	18
JIVARO	J 133	Class 5	1.1	d4 h17 m51 s46	d5 h5 m14 s56	19
VARUNA VI	KER 56	Class 1	1.529	d3 h10 m10 s50	d5 h5 m39 s14	20
XP-ACT BANKS SAILS RACING	XP44	Class 4	1.137	d4 h15 m7 s37	d5 h6 m21 s4	21
GROUPE PMSIPILOT	cs42	Class 4	1.152	d4 h13 m41 s52	d5 h6 m22 s18	22
CARO	Botin 65	Class 1	1.515	d3 h11 m40 s0	d5 h6 m45 s17	23
AMAPOLA	Beneteau Oceanis 430	Class 6	0.986	d5 h8 m43 s29	d5 h6 m55 s21	24
CIPPA LIPPA 8	Cookson 50	Class 2	1.36	d3 h21 m23 s40	d5 h7 m0 s59	25
OILTANKING JUNO	J 133	Class 4	1.115	d4 h18 m1 s49	d5 h7 m8 s37	26
AURORA	CANARD 41	Class 5	1.089	d4 h21 m0 s18	d5 h7 m25 s6	27
VIKESHA II	Xp - 44	Class 4	1.137	d4 h16 m38 s20	d5 h8 m4 s13	28
COURRIER DU COEUR	First 44.7	Class 4	1.114	d4 h19 m21 s54	d5 h8 m30 s59	29
Shirlaf	Swan 65 Ketch	Class 4	1.102	d4 h20 m37 s35	d5 h8 m31 s20	30
OTRA VEZ	Ker 43	Class 2	1.277	d4 h4 m39 s32	d5 h8 m32 s29	31
ADRENALINE	SYDNEY 46 2.89	Class 4	1.165	d4 h15 m6 s13	d5 h9 m26 s8	32
FOXY LADY	X 41	Class 4	1.123	d4 h19 m54 s11	d5 h10 m9 s32	33
ARS UNA.	MYLIUS 15E25	Class 3	1.244	d4 h8 m40 s58	d5 h10 m13 s31	34
JARHEAD	J/109	Class 6	1.013	d5 h9 m5 s20	d5 h10 m46 s1	35
SEAWOLF	Pronavia 38	Class 6	1.037	d5 h6 m48 s7	d5 h11 m29 s36	36
ENCORE	First 40.7	Class 6	1.046	d5 h5 m56 s19	d5 h11 m43 s54	37
BENEMEDO	Comet 45 S	Class 4	1.135	d4 h20 m28 s0	d5 h12 m11 s22	38
MIRABELLE ROSATOM	ELAN 350	Class 5	1.056	d5 h5 m25 s19	d5 h12 m26 s44	39
TALA	Swan 45	Class 3	1.186	d4 h16 m1 s13	d5 h12 m51 s21	40
DUFFY	Dufour 34 e	Class 6	0.981	d5 h15 m35 s2	d5 h13 m0 s28	41
RAINBOW	C&C 61	Class 4	1.164	d4 h18 m22 s2	d5 h13 m7 s24	42
XPEDITE	xp44	Class 4	1.134	d4 h21 m45 s44	d5 h13 m32 s32	43
Neo Double Banks Sails Racing	Neo 400 Carbon	Class 4	1.174	d4 h17 m46 s9	d5 h13 m33 s54	44
BELKA 2	Raketa 1200	Class 3	1.203	d4 h15 m2 s51	d5 h13 m35 s24	45
LIBERTINE	Comet 45S	Class 4	1.135	d4 h21 m47 s30	d5 h13 m41 s36	46
TEKNO BARRISOL - KEYIF 60	Grand Soleil 45	Class 5	1.059	d5 h6 m30 s47	d5 h13 m58 s38	47
OJALA' II	ONE-OFF SLOOP	Class 6	0.93	d6 h0 m7 s17	d5 h14 m1 s58	48
ATAME	fastyacht fast 42	Class 5	1.084	d5 h4 m24 s38	d5 h14 m51 s39	49
TEAM CASCAIS	DC 1200 Cr	Class 5	1.071	d5 h6 m0 s19	d5 h14 m57 s5	50
KUKA-LIGHT	One Off 42	Class 1	1.406	d4 h0 m1 s35	d5 h15 m0 s47	51
PARMA	Dufour 45	Class 4	1.103	d5 h3 m4 s32	d5 h15 m45 s8	52
ARS UNA	FY49	Class 4	1.171	d4 h20 m0 s9	d5 h15 m50 s20	53
KABESTAN INTUITION	Reflex 38	Class 6	1.042	d5 h10 m23 s26	d5 h15 m52 s1	54
THE YACHT TRIBE	First 40.7	Class 6	1.034	d5 h11 m24 s9	d5 h15 m52 s12	55
RUSSES	first 44.7	Class 4	1.109	d5 h2 m41 s28	d5 h16 m3 s51	56
IMAGECONSOLE.COM	J 122	Class 5	1.082	d5 h6 m8 s37	d5 h16 m29 s14	57
MOANA	Marten 49	Class 3	1.26	d4 h12 m32 s33	d5 h16 m45 s48	58
DUSTOM	Salona 37	Class 6	1.032	d5 h12 m45 s53	d5 h17 m0 s47	59
AREONAUTICA MILITARE AZUREE	Azuree 33	Class 6	1.02	d5 h14 m28 s40	d5 h17 m10 s2	60
PHOSPHORUS	Rodman 42	Class 4	1.129	d5 h3 m25 s23	d5 h19 m20 s40	61
JUKEBOX	IMX 40	Class 5	1.077	d5 h9 m28 s42	d5 h19 m26 s53	62
NORTHERN CHILD - PERFORMANCE YACHT CHARTER	Swan 51	Class 5	1.073	d5 h10 m7 s22	d5 h19 m37 s18	63
MONTRACHET	Swan 48	Class 4	1.112	d5 h5 m43 s9	d5 h19 m47 s58	64
GNOSIS	Azurre 40	Class 4	1.108	d5 h6 m57 s47	d5 h20 m40 s30	65
HAGAR II	Felci 61	Class 2	1.282	d4 h13 m57 s5	d5 h20 m57 s27	66
Elmo's Fire	ocean 71	Class 4	1.156	d5 h2 m43 s42	d5 h21 m52 s26	67
JINGS!	J/133	Class 4	1.109	d5 h8 m35 s38	d5 h22 m36 s38	68
LUNZ AM MEER	Swan 65.1	Class 3	1.182	d5 h2 m52 s4	d6 h1 m13 s46	69
WAYPOINT	POGO S2	Class 3	1.265	d4 h18 m54 s21	d6 h1 m21 s21	70
CASSIOPEIA HEBE IV	Dufour 500 GL	Class 5	1.078	d5 h15 m1 s2	d6 h1 m32 s54	71
PEGASUS CITTA DI VERONA	akilaria 950	Class 4	1.164	d5 h5 m41 s55	d6 h2 m18 s47	72
BELLA SASSY	Vision 50	Class 4	1.102	d5 h13 m5 s34	d6 h2 m40 s5	73
JUNOPLANO	One Off 60	Class 2	1.383	d4 h10 m9 s31	d6 h2 m49 s2	74
WEDDEL	Grand Mistral One Design	Class 1	1.511	d4 h2 m3 s15	d6 h4 m9 s35	75
AMBERSAIL	VO 60	Class 1	1.42	d4 h9 m7 s1	d6 h5 m15 s57	76
GAGARIN	First 47.7	Class 5	1.082	d5 h21 m44 s39	d6 h9 m22 s1	77
ARTEMIS OCEAN RACING	Open 60	Class 1	1.6	d4 h4 m9 s48	d6 h16 m15 s40	78
GREEN DRAGON	Volvo Open 70	Class 1	1.643	d4 h14 m1 s56	d7 h12 m46 s58	79
VESTRA	OPEN 60	Class 1	1.448	d5 h6 m59 s17	d7 h15 m52 s43	80
BLACK BETTY	Open 70	Class 1	1.643	d4 h19 m36 s14	d7 h21 m56 s13	81
MUCA MACA	XP 44	Class 4	1.108	d0 h0 m0 s0	d h m s	102
AUGUST RUSH BETA PAINTS	Pacer 376	Class 4	1.117	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
CLEM	Swan 56 CR	Class 4	1.159	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
DORADE	Classic Yawl	Class 6	1.003	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
DU 4	Dufour 45	Class 5	1.076	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
FREYJA	ELAN 40 Racing	Class 6	1.031	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
GAETANA	Swan 651	Class 3	1.179	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
GLOBAL YACHT RACING EH01	47.7	Class 5	1.093	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
GUARDIAN ANGEL	Oyster 885	Class 2	1.362	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
Heaven Can Wait II - Magnum Sport	First 45	Class 4	1.11	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
HERE&NOW	Sunfast 3600	Class 6	1.05	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
LITTLE EMILY	First 40.7	Class 6	1.047	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
PORFAVOR	DUFOUR 40 E PERFORMANCE	Class 6	1.038	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
SCARLET OYSTER	Lightwave 48	Class 5	1.077	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
SCIARA	First 44.7	Class 5	1.086	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
SIGIRIYA	445GL	Class 5	1.057	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
SKIPPERCLUB	Elan 431	Class 6	1.021	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
TANTE ANNI	Pogo 40	Class 3	1.259	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
TEAM WILD GOOSE	Dufour 44	Class 5	1.089	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
VOLA VOLA	Millenium 40	Class 4	1.165	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102
DAVANTI TYRES	Grand soleil 54	Class 4	1.161	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	102

ORC Division

Boat Name	Boat Type	Class	GPH	Elapsed Time	Corrected Time	Pos
MASCALZONE LATINO	Cookson 50	Class 2	459.7	d3 h12 m4 s30	d3 h7 m22 s31	1
B2	IRC 52	Class 1	442.3	d3 h10 m52 s1	d3 h9 m19 s11	2
THREE SISTERS	Beneteau First 40.7	Class 6	609.1	d4 h21 m21 s59	d3 h11 m43 s25	3
ARTIE	J122	Class 5	578.0	d4 h15 m11 s0	d3 h11 m56 s4	4
CANEVEL SPUMANTI	First 40 cr	Class 5	585.3	d4 h17 m12 s4	d3 h12 m23 s52	5
SAGOLA-BIOTRADING	Grand Soleil 37	Class 6	618.1	d4 h23 m54 s17	d3 h12 m41 s7	6
UNICA	Solaris	Class 5	583.8	d4 h17 m37 s53	d3 h12 m42 s40	7
SL ENERGIES GROUPE FASTWAVE	J111	Class 5	582.6	d4 h17 m1 s47	d3 h12 m46 s27	8
ARKAS FLYING BOX	Ker 40	Class 3	522.3	d4 h5 m53 s40	d3 h13 m16 s29	9
WILD JOE	RP60 Custom	Class 1	421.2	d3 h10 m13 s19	d3 h13 m27 s29	10
ROCKALL IV	One off	Class 4	568.5	d4 h14 m53 s14	d3 h13 m36 s8	11
AMAPOLA	Beneteau Oceanis 430	Class 6	649.4	d5 h8 m43 s29	d3 h13 m57 s15	12
ELUSIVE II BOV	First 45	Class 4	567.5	d4 h16 m4 s28	d3 h14 m12 s26	13
AURORA	CANARD 41	Class 5	589.6	d4 h21 m0 s18	d3 h14 m30 s58	14
COIN COIN	Sydney GTS 43	Class 3	525.7	d4 h7 m57 s9	d3 h14 m46 s42	15
PLIS PLAY	Swan 80	Class 1	441.0	d3 h16 m9 s53	d3 h15 m2 s26	16
OILTANKING JUNO	J 133	Class 4	566.7	d4 h18 m1 s49	d3 h16 m32 s18	17
KUKA-LIGHT	One Off 42	Class 2	460.4	d4 h0 m1 s35	d3 h16 m35 s42	18
FOXY LADY	X 41	Class 5	576.7	d4 h19 m54 s11	d3 h16 m37 s23	19
XP-ACT BANKS SAILS RACING	XP44	Class 4	551.8	d4 h15 m7 s37	d3 h16 m37 s35	20
CIPPA LIPPA 8	Cookson 50	Class 2	461.5	d3 h21 m23 s40	d3 h16 m43 s46	21
COURRIER DU COEUR	First 44.7	Class 4	569.2	d4 h19 m21 s54	d3 h17 m20 s51	22
ARMONIA I	BAVARIA 46 TURBO	Class 6	612.8	d5 h6 m57 s21	d3 h17 m32 s10	23
VIKESHA II	Xp - 44	Class 4	554.2	d4 h16 m38 s20	d3 h17 m43 s47	24
VARUNA VI	KER 56	Class 1	389.7	d3 h10 m10 s50	d3 h18 m24 s20	25
DUFFY	Dufour 34 e	Class 6	659.4	d5 h15 m35 s2	d3 h18 m27 s24	26
BENEMEDO	Comet 45 S	Class 4	564.1	d4 h20 m28 s0	d3 h18 m56 s34	27
ARS UNA.	MYLIUS 15E25	Class 3	505.3	d4 h8 m40 s58	d3 h18 m59 s10	28
ATAME	fastyacht fast 42	Class 6	600.6	d5 h4 m24 s38	d3 h19 m7 s45	29
MIRABELLE ROSATOM	ELAN 350	Class 6	606.6	d5 h5 m25 s19	d3 h19 m38 s30	30
SEAWOLF	Pronavia 38	Class 6	607.3	d5 h6 m48 s7	d3 h20 m18 s46	31
Neo Double Banks Sails Racing	Neo 400 Carbon	Class 3	544.2	d4 h17 m46 s9	d3 h20 m21 s35	32
TEAM CASCAIS	DC 1200 Cr	Class 5	599.3	d5 h6 m0 s19	d3 h20 m31 s17	33
OJALA' II	ONE-OFF SLOOP	Class 6	688.2	d6 h0 m7 s17	d3 h20 m39 s32	34
LIBERTINE	Comet 45S	Class 4	559.9	d4 h21 m47 s30	d3 h20 m56 s52	35
HISPANIOLA	EVENTO 42	Class 4	562.0	d4 h22 m0 s23	d3 h21 m17 s27	36
Elmo's Fire	ocean 71	Class 4	560.4	d5 h2 m43 s42	d3 h21 m23 s42	37
GREEN CHALLENGE	BM Class 40	Class 3	525.2	d4 h13 m30 s50	d3 h21 m50 s25	38
ARS UNA	FY49	Class 3	544.8	d4 h20 m0 s9	d3 h22 m4 s43	39
XPEDITE	xp44	Class 4	554.2	d4 h21 m45 s44	d3 h22 m26 s46	40
BELKA 2	Raketa 1200	Class 3	520.7	d4 h15 m2 s51	d3 h22 m39 s39	41
RAINBOW	C&C 61	Class 3	530.9	d4 h18 m22 s2	d3 h22 m55 s19	42
CASSIOPEIA HEBE IV	Dufour 500 GL	Class 6	609.5	d5 h15 m1 s2	d3 h23 m27 s16	43
PARMA	Dufour 45	Class 4	567.8	d5 h3 m4 s32	d3 h23 m29 s59	44
DIGITAL BRAVO	Club Swan 42	Class 3	542.3	d4 h20 m7 s13	d3 h23 m55 s31	45
GNOSIS	Azurre 40	Class 5	584.0	d5 h6 m57 s47	d3 h23 m56 s18	46
RUSSES	first 44.7	Class 4	568.8	d5 h2 m41 s28	d4 h0 m29 s42	47
PEGASUS CITTA DI VERONA	akilaria 950	Class 5	587.2	d5 h5 m41 s55	d4 h0 m30 s33	48
DREAMING SWISS	XC-42	Class 6	616.0	d5 h14 m59 s29	d4 h1 m34 s1	49
JUKEBOX	IMX 40	Class 5	588.6	d5 h9 m28 s42	d4 h2 m53 s54	50
MOANA	Marten 49	Class 2	495.2	d4 h12 m32 s33	d4 h3 m11 s25	51
JIVARO	J 133	Class 4	570.9	d4 h17 m51 s46	d4 h6 m12 s38	52
GAGARIN	First 47.7	Class 6	605.7	d5 h21 m44 s39	d4 h6 m15 s19	53
JUNOPLANO	One Off 60	Class 2	461.7	d4 h10 m9 s31	d4 h8 m47 s34	54
BELLA SASSY	Vision 50	Class 4	566.4	d5 h13 m5 s34	d4 h9 m20 s0	55
DORADE	Classic Yawl	Class 6	613.5	d0 h0 m0 s0	d h m s	60
FREYJA	ELAN 40 Racing	Class 6	614.7	d0 h0 m0 s0	d h m s	60
MUCA MACA	XP 44	Class 4	569.2	d0 h0 m0 s0	d h m s	60
VOLA VOLA	Millenium 40	Class 3	536.9	d0 h0 m0 s0	d h m s	60
MARINERIA ITALIANA	Rm 12.60	Class 4	561.4	d0 h0 m0 s0	d0 h0 m0 s0	60

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