Rio 2016 - Stipanovic secures first ever sailing medal for Croatia

by Andy Rice on 14 Aug 2016 2016 Rio Olympic and Paralympic Games - A host of Olympic medals have been secured on day six of the Rio 2016 Olympic Sailing Competition giving Croatia their first ever sailing medal.

Tonci Stipanovic is assured of at least a silver medal in the Men’s One Person Dinghy (Laser), with a strong chance of gold. Australia is certain of a medal too in the same class as well as the Netherlands in the Women’s One Person Dinghy (Laser Radial).

France’s Billy Besson was nursing a back injury in the lead up to Rio 2016 but the Besson everyone knows and loves was back today. After a horrible start for Besson and his crew mate Marie Riou, they have shot back up the scoreboard after an amazing day on the ocean and remain back in contention for a podium finish.

Men's One Person Dinghy – Laser

Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) has secured Croatia’s first ever medal in Olympic sailing, with the silver guaranteed. The only sailor who can threaten Croatian gold in Monday’s Medal Race is Tom Burton (AUS) who sits 10 points behind Stipanovic and is assured of a medal.

It was a tense day on the water for the Men’s Laser fleet, with one race on the Niterói course and the last qualifying race on the Pão de Açucar (Sugarloaf Mountain) course. Stipanovic kept his nerve to score seven, three and Burton also sailed consistently for an eleven, four. Sam Meech’s victory in the last race has lifted the New Zealander to third overall, but it was not a good outing for Robert Scheidt (BRA) who tumbled from second overall to fifth after failing to get to grips with the day, his scores 26,11.

The reigning World Champion Nick Thompson (GBR) started well with a sixth but tailed off with a 22nd and sits on equal points with the Brazilian. Meanwhile Jean Baptiste Bernaz (FRA) has elevated himself to fourth overall and a point in front of Brazil and Britain. The best any of these three can hope for is to attack Meech for the bronze medal.

Stipanovic was understandably emotional at what he had achieved for his proud nation. “It is a nice feeling. It was a long journey from the first day. I don’t want to celebrate totally, but I know I have sailed a really good series, and it feels really good. It’s huge, this result is really huge. I think that I don’t fully understand what I have achieved yet, but it will sink in. There are a lot of people at home watching this day, I think it will be crazy when I come back home.”

Scheidt was disappointed with his day but not dejected. “I think I’m going to wait till tomorrow to think how to attack the Medal Race. I think it’s a race where you have to be more aggressive, because there are a lot of points in the game and there are some guys who have the same points as me, and so the same perspective. I think it’s going to be quite an interesting race, because a few guys behind have nothing to lose, while the top two guys are fighting for the gold. It will be interesting.”

Women's One Person Dinghy - Laser Radial

Marit Bouwmeester (NED) has moved back to the top of the leaderboard in the Laser Radial fleet and holds a useful eight-point buffer on second placed Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN) for Monday’s Medal Race. The London 2012 silver medallist is assured of another medal and is strongly positioned to win the gold that was so nearly hers four years ago.

The Laser Radials contested one race on the Pão de Açucar (Sugarloaf Mountain) course and one on Niterói, and Bouwmeester proved very adaptable to the different conditions, scoring five, two. Annalise Murphy (IRL) also sailed superbly to score a sixth and seventh which puts her just two points behind Rindom. However best performer of the day was Evi Van Acker (BEL) whose first and fifth has brought her back into medal contention after a shaky start to the regatta, compounded by the effects of an intestinal infection. She and fifth-placed Tuula Tenkanen (FIN) will have to sail a very good Medal Race to have a chance at silver or bronze, but it’s possible.

For Bouwmeester the Olympic Medal Race is familiar territory, after taking silver in the tightest of contests four years ago in London. “I think this time the difference is I have a few points on second and I’m certain of a medal, but the similarity is I still have to do a good Medal Race on Monday. We like the Medal Race course, it’s challenging, but I’m quite confident there even though you never quite know what’s going to happen on that course.”

Evi van Acker was looking forward to another period of rest before Monday’s showdown. “I still need to rest, after today. I’m pretty tired. I had my best day so far, and I’m so happy with the way I recovered after the bad three days at the beginning. For me the 36 hours of treatment and rest in the middle of the week was very important to have more energy and keep fighting. I made sure I had a lot of rest, a lot of food and a lot of smiling.”

The bronze medallist from 2012 will have to fight hard and sail well to be assured of another medal in Rio. “It feels like London all over again, pretty much the same people and same situation except this this time I’m a bit behind. So I’ll have to sail well in the Medal Race. But I’ll be ready to go.”

Mixed Multihull – Nacra 17

Before today’s three races on the Copacabana course, the prospect of a medal looked very distant for the pre-event favourites, Billy Besson and Marie Riou (FRA). But scores of two, one, one have shot the French out of the teens and into seventh overall. What is also playing into their favour is how no one else has managed to find much consistency across the series. Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin (AUS) hold on to the lead but only by three points from the next two teams tied on equal points, Santiago Lange and Cecilia Carranza Saroli (ARG) and Ben Saxton and Nicola Groves (GBR). Thomas Zajac and Tanja Frank (AUT) have made some good moves up the table to fifth overall after a solid set of scores on Copacabana.

Back ashore, Besson found it hard to walk and remain standing while talking to the media, due to his back injury. “It has been a good day, but we go step by step. Today has been a good day, but tomorrow will be another different day. Physically it’s quite tough. It feels like someone’s sticking daggers in you.”

Riou didn’t want to talk about Besson’s injury but commented about their performance on the water. “Today we found the good feelings with the boat and the speed. The first two days have been quite difficult for us, so it’s been good to find again the joy and the good feeling on board. We had eight - twelve knots of wind and we were able to make the boat go fast, to do good starts, to enjoy it, and to get three good results. Sometimes you get days like this, when the sun is shining in the sky. We are trying and we are going to keep on trying. The adventure continues.”

Lange, aged 57, is the oldest athlete in the Olympic sailing competition and has won two Olympic medals in his long career. That experience is serving him well this week. “We have to be very calm, because the fleet is very competitive and the race course so difficult. There are still three races and the Medal Race ahead. We are very happy because we are in the fight, we came here to fight for a medal and we are doing it.

“The gold is always an option, we are confident on our preparation, but we are also aware that all is very open. I think that the one who is tenth in the overall results today can still win the gold. We have to be very calm and race well tomorrow.

“Billy Besson had an excellent day today, and that changes the overall results completely. We never counted him out of the fight (because of the injury). He is the only one that can do what he is doing, he is a very good athlete and has a very good crew in Marie.”

Jason Waterhouse looked a little incredulous when he said, “We are still on top. It’s a strange day, it’s a surprise that we are still leading.” Lisa Darmanin was pleased to see the French back at full speed. “It’s really great to see Billy performing well, he’s the best out there and we want him to race the Olympics.”

Men's Skiff - 49er

Erik Heil and Thomas Ploessel (GER) were flying in the medium winds on the Aeroporto course on a day that demanded four tiring races from the Men’s 49er crews. A race win at the start of the day combined with some other top five scores has brought the Germans to just three points off the lead, still held by Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (NZL). Heil and Ploessel have a 15-point lead over the chasing pack who are tightly bunched on points, with the best of the rest being third-placed Danish team of Jonas Warrer and Christian Peter Lübeck who won the third race of the day. Defending Olympic Champions Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen (AUS) started the day well with a second place but are still struggling to fire on all cylinders and sit in sixth overall at the halfway point of the qualifying series.

Burling commented, “We didn’t feel like we sailed that well but to come away with four low scores was good. You only had one shot to get it right today and if you didn’t, it was hard to fight back through.” Tuke added, “It’s already the halfway stage of the fleet racing and with four races today it was a big chunk of the fleet racing. The results aren’t as pretty as yesterday but we’re really happy with things.”

Heil was happy to be in second place but did not consider the 15-point gap to third to be significant, not in Rio. “These are the most difficult conditions in the world. We saw in the Laser class they had 25 knots with three-metre waves, and then shifty races in light wind on the Sugarloaf course. It can’t be more difficult than here in Rio, but we love the challenge.”

Women's Skiff – 49erFX

It was an inauspicious start to the Danish campaign for a medal in the Women’s Skiff in the first race on the previous day, when Jena Hansen and Katja Salskov-Iversen were UFD disqualified for breaking the start line too soon. However, they have since made amends with four second places and a fourth, catapulting the Danes to the top of the 49erFX tree. Tied in second overall are two former World Champion teams, Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze (BRA) and Alex Maloney and Molly Meech (NZL). Meech will be buoyed by having seen her brother move into third place overall before the Laser Men’s Medal Race in two days’ time. The 2016 and 2015 World Champions, representing Spain and Italy respectively, hold fourth and fifth overall at the halfway stage of the 49erFX qualifying series.

Grael commented, “It has been a very good day. The Danish also sailed very well, really consistent. We are happy to be in the fight. We know that we have a good speed and we can recover when we don’t start well. Now we are looking forward to a rest day and we’re looking forward to racing outside with the wind and the waves.”

Heavyweight Men's One Person Dinghy – Finn

Giles Scott (GBR) has pulled out a 16-point lead after scoring one, three in races seven and eight of the qualifying series in the Finn fleet. Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) has consolidated his position in second overall while Jake Lilley’s good day on Ponte course has lifted the Australian to third overall. Pieter-Jan Postma (NED) and Ivan Gaspic (CRO) are clawing their way into medal contention and sit on equal points.

The racing resumes on Sunday 14 August at 13:00 local time. The RS:X fleets will contest the first Medal Race of the Olympic Sailing Competition as the fleet racing continues with the Finn, Men’s and Women’s 470 and the Nacra 17.

Overall Results:

Laser - Men

Pos	NOC	Crew	Race											Points
			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	MR	Total	Net
1	CRO	Tonci Stipanovic	1	5	7	12	6	7	(28)	9	7	3		85	57
2	AUS	Tom Burton	(17)	8	2	10	9	14	7	2	11	4		84	67
3	NZL	Sam Meech	(19)	3	5	6	14	17	13	6	12	1		96	77
4	FRA	Jean Baptiste Bernaz	11	10	4	17	5	(47) UFD	3	15	19	2		133	86
5	BRA	Robert Scheidt	23	1	(27)	4	11	2	4	5	26	11		114	87
6	GBR	Nick Thompson	8	17	9	15	2	1	(24)	7	6	22		111	87
7	CYP	Pavlos Kontides	7	(31)	1	14	25	6	8	14	9	8		123	92
8	GUA	Juan Ignacio Maegli Aguero	18	14	3	7	16	(25)	18	17	3	7		128	103
9	ARG	Julio Alsogaray	4	2	14	1	24	(47) UFD	12	16	14	20		154	107
10	NED	Rutger van Schaardenburg	3	21	(24)	8	1	4	22	4	21	24		132	108
11	USA	Charlie Buckingham	20	7	10	22	8	(26)	15	10	10	6		134	108
12	ITA	Francesco Marrai	(39)	11	18	5	22	11	5	1	13	23		148	109
13	KOR	Jeemin Ha	26	6	(38)	3	12	9	10	21	8	14		147	109
14	GER	Philipp Buhl	16	16	8	13	17	13	1	25	(34)	17		160	126
15	RUS	Sergey Komissarov	2	9	19	23	7	10	16	(31)	28	15		160	129
16	SWE	Jesper Stalheim	10	23	26	28	10	15	2	3	20	(31)		168	137
17	BEL	Wannes Van Laer	27	(30)	12	11	23	12	23	13	1	18		170	140
18	POL	Kacper Zieminski	34	28	6	(47) DSQ	3	5	20	12	22	10		187	140
19	ISV	Cy Thompson	13	4	11	(35)	32	33	6	20	17	16		187	152
20	SIN	Colin Cheng	5	20	13	18	21	(47) UFD	27	22	25	9		207	160
21	EST	Karl-Martin Rammo	24	19	17	(44)	30	28	36	8	2	5		213	169
22	POR	Gustavo Lima	15	15	20	25	15	8	11	28	(38)	33		208	170
23	CAN	Lee Parkhill	(43)	37	33	9	19	20	14	23	4	13		215	172
24	ESA	Enrique Jose Arathoon Pacas	(33)	32	28	30	4	3	9	32	18	21		210	177
25	DEN	Michael Hansen	6	24	23	20	(31)	31	19	26	5	26		211	180
26	FIN	Kaarle Tapper	(32)	12	31	29	27	18	17	11	23	19		219	187
27	NOR	Kristian Ruth	(47) UFD	13	32	2	29	16	25	47 BFD	15	30		256	209
28	CZE	Viktor Teply	29	18	30	19	13	23	29	29	32	(34)		256	222
29	MNE	Milivoj Dukic	12	26	(35)	24	33	19	32	24	33	29		267	232
30	CHI	Matias Del Solar	22	(35)	22	32	35	24	34	33	24	12		273	238
31	PER	Stefano Peschiera	37	40	16	16	28	22	21	27	35	(47) DNF		289	242
32	IRL	Finn Lynch	14	27	15	39	18	27	33	30	40	(47) BFD		290	243
33	HUN	Benjamin Vadnai	9	44	21	21	(47) DSQ	30	30	39	29	25		295	248
34	TUN	Youssef Akrout	21	29	34	26	(38)	32	37	35	16	27		295	257
35	MAS	Khairulnizam Mohd Afendy	38	33	40	33	20	21	(47) RET	37	31	28		328	281
36	ESP	Joaquín Blanco	28	(47) DNF	25	40	26	29	26	47 DNE	30	35		333	286
37	THA	Keerati Bualong	25	38	37	31	37	39	35	18	27	(47) BFD		334	287
38	VEN	Jose Gutierrez	35	36	36	(42)	39	35	40	19	37	37		356	314
39	TTO	Andrew Lewis	42	34	39	36	40	34	31	(47) BFD	36	32		371	324
40	RSA	Stefano Raffaele Marcia	30	25	42	38	43	38	(44)	36	39	40		375	331
41	BER	Cameron Pimentel	31	(45)	41	27	44	42	39	34	42	39		384	339
42	MEX	Yanic Gentry	41	42	29	43	34	36	38	(47) DNF	41	36		387	340
43	EGY	Ahmed Ragab	36	22	44	41	41	41	42	40	(45)	42		394	349
44	COK	Peter Elisa Henry	40	39	43	34	36	40	45	(47) BFD	44	41		409	362
45	SEY	Rodney Govinden	45	41	(47) DNF	37	42	37	41	41	43	38		412	365
46	ANG	Manuel Lelo	44	43	45	45	(47) DNF	43	43	38	46	43		437	390

Laser Radial

Pos	NOC	Crew	Race											Points
			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	MR	Total	Net
1	NED	Marit Bouwmeester	6	4	(14)	4	1	6	6	13	5	2		61	47
2	DEN	Anne-Marie Rindom	5	8	(38) DSQ	3	3	1	4	6	22	3		93	55
3	IRL	Annalise Murphy	1	13	4	7	5	2	(17)	12	6	7		74	57
4	BEL	Evi Van Acker	2	12	2	(29)	16	15	11	2	1	5		95	66
5	FIN	Tuula Tenkanen	4	(16)	8.6 RDG	2	14	3	13	8	2	14		84.6	68.6
6	LTU	Gintare Scheidt	(38) UFD	1	8	8	12	5	12	21	4	11		120	82
7	SWE	Josefin Olsson	17	5	7	17	7	4	3	14	(20)	10		104	84
8	GBR	Alison Young	13	17	12	(26)	6	9	7	10	16	1		117	91
9	AUS	Ashley Stoddart	8	6	16	(28)	11	11	23	11	7	8		129	101
10	USA	Paige Railey	15	2	9	21	2	7	(25)	24	25	4		134	109
11	ARG	Lucía Falasca	7	11	19	15	20	22	1	15	3	(25)		138	113
12	CZE	Veronika Kozelska Fenclova	11	7	10	16	9	16	8	(22)	17	19		135	113
13	CRO	Tina Mihelic	(38) DSQ	3	11	10	4	14	38 DNF	5	23	16		162	124
14	HUN	Mária Érdi	20	22	1	5	(26)	20	10	18	9	20		151	125
15	TUR	Nazli Donertas	16	20	6	9	22	10	5	27	12	(28)		155	127
16	CAN	Brenda Bowskill	9	(30)	15	20	10	19	9	20	10	15		157	127
17	ESP	Alicia Cebrian	(27)	9	24	12	13	8	27	4	21	12		157	130
18	CHN	Lijia Xu	3	(38) DSQ	3	1	8	12	38 DSQ	38 DSQ	19	13		173	135
19	BLR	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	22	10	5	13	25	17	26	(30)	13	6		167	137
20	JPN	Manami Doi	21	14	18	(24)	24	23	2	1	15	21		163	139
21	FRA	Mathilde de Kerangat	23	15	(25)	14	17	18	14	9	14	22		171	146
22	ITA	Silvia Zennaro	10	24	23	18	15	21	15	16	(28)	17		187	159
23	NOR	Tiril Bue	18	18	13	6	19	24	22	25	18	(27)		190	163
24	BRA	Fernanda Decnop Coelho	14	19	20	19	(28)	26	16	23	8	18		191	163
25	URU	Dolores Moreira Fraschini	12	(32)	22	22	31	28	28	7	11	24		217	185
26	SIN	Elizabeth Yin	19	29	26	11	23	25	20	17	(38) UFD	23		231	193
27	POR	Sara Carmo	(34)	31	21	25	18	13	29	29	26	9		235	201
28	ARU	Philipine Van Aanholt	24	21	17	(32)	27	27	21	19	24	26		238	206
29	LCA	Stephanie Devaux-Lovell	29	25	29	(33)	30	29	24	3	27	30		259	226
30	TUN	Ines Gmati	28	23	31	23	21	31	19	28	31	(34)		269	235
31	PER	Paloma Schmidt Gutiérrez	31	26	28	27	29	30	18	(32)	30	29		280	248
32	THA	Kamolwan Chanyim	25	27	27	31	32	34	30	31	(38) UFD	31		306	268
33	MAS	Nur Shazrin Mohamad Latif	26	33	33	30	33	(35)	31	26	29	33		309	274
34	BER	Cecilia Wollmann	32	28	32	(35)	35	33	34	33	32	32		326	291
35	COK	Teau Mckenzie	30	36	34	(37)	34	32	33	35	34	35		340	303
36	CAY	Florence Allan	35	34	30	36	(38) DNF	38 DNF	32	34	33	36		346	308
37	ALG	Imen Cherif Sahraoui	33	35	35	34	(38) DNF	38 DNF	35	38 DNS	38 DNS	38 DNC		362	324

Nacra 17

Pos	NOC	Crew	Race													Points
			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	MR	Total	Net
1	AUS	Jason Waterhouse Lisa Darmanin	6	7	4	1	1	5	(15)	11	11					61	46
2	ARG	Santiago Lange Cecilia Carranza Saroli	11	2	(13)	2	12	6	1	6	9					62	49
3	GBR	Ben Saxton Nicola Groves	3	4	2	7	5	3	13	12	(16)					65	49
4	NZL	Gemma Jones Jason Saunders	9	(13)	7	5	4	2	4	8	12					64	51
5	AUT	Thomas Zajac Tanja Frank	(12)	3	12	6	9	8	8	3	4					65	53
6	ITA	Vittorio Bissaro Silvia Sicouri	10	12	3	3	3	7	6	(13)	13					70	57
7	FRA	Billy Besson Marie Riou	7	(17)	15	8	13	15	2	1	1					79	62
8	SUI	Matías Bühler Nathalie Brugger	1	6	6	(19)	11	18	10	7	5					83	64
9	GER	Paul Kohlhoff Carolina Werner	14	10	10	(17)	8	13	5	10	2					89	72
10	DEN	Allan Norregaard Anette Viborg	8	8	9	14	10	12	(17)	9	7					94	77
11	BRA	Samuel Albrecht Isabel Swan	17	1	17	9	2	16	12	4	(19)					97	78
12	USA	Bora Gulari Louisa Chafee	13	9	(21) RET	12	21 RET	4	9	2	8					99	78
13	ESP	Fernando Echávarri Erasun Tara Pacheco van Rijnsoever	16	(21) DSQ	5	16	15	10	11	5	3					102	81
14	NED	Mandy Mulder Coen de Koning	5	11	(21) UFD	11	7	14	7	21 UFD	6					103	82
15	ARU	Nicole van der Velden Thijs Visser	15	16	1	15	14	1	(19)	17	10					108	89
16	GRE	Sofia Bekatorou Michalis Pateniotis	(21) DNF	21 DSQ	16	4	6	11	3	15	14					111	90
17	CAN	Luke Ramsay Nikola Girke	4	15	8	10	16	9	18	(21) UFD	15					116	95
18	SIN	Justin Liu Denise Lim	2	14	14	(18)	18	17	14	14	18					129	111
19	URU	Pablo Defazio Abella Mariana Foglia Costa	(19)	5	11	13	17	19	16	16	17					133	114
20	TUN	Hedi Gharbi Rihab Hammami	18	(21) UFD	18	21 DNF	19	20	20	18	20					175	154

49er - Men

Pos	NOC	Crew	Race													Points
			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	MR	Total	Net
1	NZL	Peter Burling Blair Tuke	1	1	5	2	(7)	6								22	15
2	GER	Erik Heil Thomas Ploessel	6	3	1	3	4	(13)								30	17
3	POL	Lukasz Przybytek Pawel Kolodzinski	2	(13)	9	9	5	7.8 RDG								45.6	32.6
4	IRL	Ryan Seaton Matthew Mcgovern	14	2	4	1	13	(17)								51	34
5	JPN	Yukio Makino Kenji Takahashi	3	15	(17)	8	8	2								53	36
6	AUS	Nathan Outteridge Iain Jensen	(13)	8	2	5	10	12								50	37
7	ESP	Diego Botín le Chever Iago López Marra	(16)	5	3	13	6	10								53	37
8	DEN	Jonas Warrer Christian Peter Lübeck	8	9	(21) DSQ	15	1	5								59	38
9	CRO	Pavle Kostov Petar Cupac	9	(17)	11	10	11	1								59	42
10	BRA	Marco Grael Gabriel Borges	10	11	8	7	(19)	7								62	43
11	POR	Jorge Lima José Costa	4	4	18	6	16	(21) DSQ								69	48
12	AUT	Nico Delle - Karth Nikolaus Resch	17	6	10	(18)	3	14								68	50
13	GBR	Dylan Fletcher-Scott Alain Sign	15	10	7	(20)	14	4								70	50
14	FRA	Julien d'Ortoli Noe Delpech	(20)	12	16	12	2	9								71	51
15	SUI	Sebastien Schneiter Lucien Cujean	5	16	12	4	(17)	15								69	52
16	ARG	Yago Lange Klaus Lange	11	7	6	(16)	12	16								68	52
17	BEL	Yannick Lefèbvre Tom Pelsmaekers	(19)	14	13	17	9	3								75	56
18	ITA	Ruggero Tita Pietro Zucchetti	7	(20)	19	11	15	8								80	60
19	USA	Thomas Barrows, III Joseph Morris	18	19	14	14	(21) DSQ	11								97	76
20	CHI	Benjamin Grez Ahrens Cristóbal Grez Ahrens	12	18	15	19	18	(21) DSQ								103	82

49erFX - Women

Pos	NOC	Crew	Race													Points
			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	MR	Total	Net
1	DEN	Jena Hansen Katja Salskov-Iversen	(21) UFD	2	2	2	4	2								33	12
2	BRA	Martine Soffiatti Grael Kahena Kunze	9	1	1	(10)	2	6								29	19
3	NZL	Alexandra Maloney Molly Meech	(6)	5	4	4	5	1								25	19
4	ESP	Tamara Echegoyen Dominguez Berta Betanzos Moro	4	(13)	3	1	11	5								37	24
5	ITA	Giulia Conti Francesca Clapcich	3	7	7	6	(10)	8								41	31
6	GBR	Charlotte Dobson Sophie Ainsworth	2	(11)	5	8	7	10								43	32
7	NED	Annemiek Bekkering Annette Duetz	(21) UFD	10	12	3	8	3								57	36
8	GER	Victoria Jurczok Anika Lorenz	(21) UFD	8	8	7	6	7								57	36
9	USA	Paris Henken Helena Scutt	13	(16)	14	5	1	4								53	37
10	SWE	Lisa Ericson Hanna Klinga	11	6	9	(15)	3	9								53	38
11	FRA	Sarah Steyaert Aude Compan	1	9	10	12	12	(13)								57	44
12	IRL	Andrea Brewster Saskia Tidey	8	3	6	(18)	13	14								62	44
13	CAN	Erin Rafuse Dannie Boyd	5	4	11	(16)	16	16								68	52
14	FIN	Noora Ruskola Camilla Cedercreutz	7	12	16	13	(21) DSQ	15								84	63
15	SIN	Griselda Khng Sara Tan	12	(19)	17	11	14	11								84	65
16	ARG	Victoria Travascio Maria Branz	14	(20)	13	9	19	12								87	67
17	NOR	Ragna Agerup Maia Agerup	10	(18)	15	17	9	17								86	68
18	CHI	Arantza Gumucio Begoña Gumucio	16	14	18	14	15	(19)								96	77
19	EST	Kätlin Tammiste Anna Maria Sepp	15	17	19	(20)	17	18								106	86
20	JPN	Keiko Miyagawa Sena Takano	(21) UFD	15	20	19	18	20								113	92

Finn - Men

Pos	NOC	Crew	Race											Points
			1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	MR	Total	Net
1	GBR	Giles Scott	(17)	3	2	1	11	1	1	3				39	22
2	SLO	Vasilij Zbogar	3	1	7	10	(15)	9	5	4				54	39
3	AUS	Jake Lilley	16	(24) UFD	8	6	6	4	3	5				72	48
4	NED	Pieter-Jan Postma	(14)	13	12	4	4	6	14	1				68	54
5	CRO	Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic	6	8	10	(15)	8	8	4	10				69	54
6	BRA	Jorge Zarif	4	6	11	(22)	2	19	2	13				79	57
7	USA	Caleb Paine	7	10	(21)	3	14	2 DSQ	17	7				81	60
8	SWE	Max Salminen	(15)	11	13	9	7	5	6	11				77	62
9	HUN	Zsombor Berecz	9	(24) UFD	5	12	1	7	12	18				88	64
10	FRA	Jonathan Lobert	10	(15)	1	7	12	14	11	12				82	67
11	TUR	Alican Kaynar	2	5	6	(19)	19	13	8	17				89	70
12	GRE	Ioannis Mitakis	12	(24) DNF	3	2	13	12	21	9				96	72
13	DEN	Jonas Hogh-Christensen	13	2	4	(24) DNF	10	11	16	16				96	72
14	NZL	Josh Junior	18	(24) DSQ	14	14	5	3	18	2				98	74
15	ARG	Facundo Olezza	1	9	19	18	16	(22)	10	6				101	79
16	ITA	Giorgio Poggi	11	4	16	11	18	15	7	(19)				101	82
17	EST	Deniss Karpak	5	14	17	20	(23)	10	13	8				110	87
18	NOR	Anders Pedersen	8	16	18	8	(22)	16	9	14				111	89
19	FIN	Tapio Nirkko	20	7	15	5	3	(24) DNF	20	21				115	91
20	CAN	Tom Ramshaw	19	12	(22)	13	9	17	22	20				134	112
21	URU	Alejandro Foglia Costa	21	(24) UFD	9	17	20	21	15	15				142	118
22	CHN	Lei Gong	22	(24) DNF	20	16	21	20	19	22				164	140
23	SEY	Allan Julie	(23)	17	23	21	17	18	23	23				165	142