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Latest ISAF Match Racing Rankings

by ISAF on 19 Nov 2015
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Ian Williams (GBR) and Camilla Ulrikkeholm (DEN) have retained world number one in the Open and Women's Rankings.

Open Rankings

There is minimal movement in the top places of the Open Match Racing Rankings with 2015 ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year nominee Ian Williams of Great Britain retaining world number one.

Throughout the ISAF Open Match Race Rankings there are no significant movements across the top match racers. Further down, William Dargaville of Australia and Lauri Kaapa of Finland move into the top 100 with some good results in recent months.

Australia's Milly Bennet, world number eight in the Women's Rankings, moves up to world number 84 in the Open Rankings after she won the Harken Youth International Match Racing Championship 2014.

Women's Rankings

France's Anne Claire Le Berre overcame Australia's Katie Spithill at the 2015 Busan Cup Women's International Match Race in Busan, Korea. As a result the French racer pulls closer to world number one Camilla Ulrikkeholm from Denmark.

The Danish racer has been the most consistent female match racer over the last 12 months and holds firm at world number one. However, if Le Berre continues her good run she can expect to draw closer to the Dane.



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