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Changing fortunes on Day 3 of Cascais SB20 World Championships 2016

by True Angle on 2 Sep 2016
2016 Cascais SB20 World Championships – Day 3 Neuza Pereira
It was a day of changes at the Cascais SB20 World Championships, which saw three more challenging races completed on Thursday, September 1. First, the weather proved just how quickly conditions can vary at this Atlantic venue. There was sun but very little breeze as the 75-boat international fleet left the dock, which saw the competitors being towed to the race course by various RIBs, Jury and coach boats – no small undertaking with an entry of this size.

But by the time an outer course was set the breeze had filled in to 15 knots, which built to 20 over the course of race one. There were three general recalls before the first start of the day, and seventh of the series, could get underway, with at least 12 boats falling foul of the Black Flag and called OCS, which kept the Jury busy late into the evening.



Race two began in similar breeze, but the right-hand side paid handsomely. The challenge with such a busy start-line was to get away cleanly and make ground to the right - Simon Hume on Skewered (GBR3716), whose previous results had all been in the second half of the fleet, impressed as they absolutely nailed the start, tacked right and stayed on the right side of the fleet all race to secure a top 10 finish.

By 1715 the breeze was dying off, leaving a patchy and difficult racecourse for race three. The race was shortened at the end of the second beat as the breeze was fading away. It then faded completely on the sail in, requiring the RIBs to be called into action once again to tow the fleet back in. It was a very tired fleet that hit the dock at gone 1900hrs, and the welcome courtesy beers and food laid on at the Clube Naval de Cascais were very appreciated.



The boat of the day was unquestionably Massimo Fullone’s Mercy Bocu (ITA3637), who took a win, an 11th, and another win on a particularly tough day for consistency. The second race was won by Rodion Luka on TREM Engineering (UKR3042).

Many competitive teams today scored one strong result – and one 77-point penalty, including José Paulo Ramada on Dom Pedro Hotels/Generali (POR3105), who took a second before being Black Flagged in the last, and the experienced Nika crew (RUS3709), who picked up both a third and 77-pointer today.



Significantly, Hugo Rocha’s New Territories team also carries a DNC after not racing the final race of the day due to gear failure. This has seen a change at the top of the scoreboard, with Gabriel Skoczek’s France Jeune SB20 (FRA3653) now the overall leader on 39 points, just one point ahead of New Territories. Rodion Luka is third overall, with 49 points.

The 2016 World Championships are proving to be a very tough competition with a great many good boats and a very demanding racecourse – this title fight looks set to go to the wire. The Nations Cup battle between France, Portugal and Russia is equally intriguing, and six nations are represented in the top 10.



For those looking further ahead, the Royal Yacht Squadron from Cowes, UK, made a presentation tonight about the 2017 World Championships, which was very well received.

Three more races are planned for tomorrow, before competition concludes on Saturday, September 3.

The Cascais SB20 World Championships feature live tracking, allowing spectators to watch the action online – visit website.



Results:

  Series Place Sail No Helm Crew Crew2 Series Points Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race
5
Race 6 Race 7 Race
8
Race
9
1 FRA3653 Gabriel Skoczek Michel Emeric Lucas Chatonnier , Marine Boudot 39 3 6 10 2 17 5 4 7 2
2 RUS3711 Hugo Rocha Alex Semenov Fran Palacios, Gonçalo Barreto 40 2 3 1 9 6 9 2 8 DNC 77
3 UKR3042 Rodion Luka Andrey Klochko Igor Severianov,Tomás Barreto 49 1 4 25 1 5 19 11 1 7
4 POR3114 Vasco Serpa Joaquim Moreira Pedro Costa Alemao 54 11 1 2 15 7 53 6 3 9
5 AUS3735 Chris Dare Oliver Tweddell Ella Clark 61 14 2 3 61 3 7 8 19 5
6 AUS3731 Michael Cooper David Chapman Matthew Johnston 65 4 13 5 3 11 4 5 20 27
7 FRA3580 Kevin Peponnet Achille Nebout Bruno Mourniac , Camille Rossi 68 5 20 26 16 9 1 7 4 6
8 POR3620 José Caldeira Helder Basílio Tiago Leal, Mariana Lobato 71 19 12 4 5 1 15 14 16 4
9 GBR3724 John Pollard Rob Smith Ben Warnick 90 7 23 6 6 20 3 13 24 12
10 POR3105 José Paulo Ramada Gonçalo Ribeiro Rita Gonçalves,Miguel Leal Faria 137 9 11 23 22 12 46 12 2 BFD
77
11 RUS3722 Vasily Grigoriev Mikhail Markin Valeriy Ushkov 137 26 9 20 34 4 12 28 22 16
12 ITA3637 Massimo Fullone Andrea Airo Nikolaos Mascoli, Pierfrancisco Schiavone 139 20 DNC77 DNC77 4 19 6 1 11 1
13 NED3714 Marco van Driel Joost Assmann Martijn Worseling 139 29 15 9 14 21 39 9 25 17
14 RUS3709 Vladimir Prosikhin Artem Basalkin Alex Martemiyanov 140 6 7 12 60 13 8 3 UFD77 31
15 FRA3423 Mathilde Geron Sophie de Turckheim Julie Bossard , Alice Ponsar 149 17 30 17 13 24 14 17 17 BFD
77
16 GBR3750 Jerry Hill Alan Hillman Craig Watson 152 22 5 27 12 18 32 15 32 21
17 GBR3728 Richard Powell Tim Burnell Ben Vines 155 10 18 14 19 10 2 BFD77 5 BFD
77
18 POR3558 Diogo Pereira Fausto Briosa Luís Queiroz 176 23 33 22 11 29 13 BFD77 35 10
19 GBR3732 Joe Llewellyn Jeremy Vigus Nigel Wakefield 177 18 38 28 37 37 28 10 6 13
20 ITA3543 Antonillo Ciabatti Vincenzo Graciotti Nando Colaninno 182 30 27 24 7 35 17 20 23 34
21 FRA3655 Charles Caudrelier Pascal Bidegorry Thomas Rouxel , Malo Abguillerm 199 8 34 38 18 8 61 18 14 BFD
77
22 POR3111 Manuel Marques Rui Bóia Hugo Mastbaum 206 32 16 8 66 25 62 24 15 24
23 POR3616 John Tavares Paulo Manso Jorge Ferreira 207 48 21 18 17 15 55 30 UFD77 3
24 FRA3721 Hugo Feydit Valentin Sipan Mathieu Corruble , Paola Amar 207 21 8 50 39 34 59 27 13 15
25 RUS3708 Kirill Frolov Alexey Murashkin Egor Ignatenko 208 25 51 21 43 2 31 25 47 14
26 FRA3034 Johan Ravier Helene Urruti Frederic Perroche, Alice Chiaporri 210 40 19 19 26 45 11 33 30 32
27 FRA3706 Edward Russo Gilles Favennec Cedric Chateau 214 13 22 32 48 42 24 44 29 8
28 POR3738 Nuno Vasconcelos Porto Francisco Ancêde Diogo Costa, Pedro Costa 218 28 28 29 21 43 18 29 59 22
29 POR3115 Rui Brites Henrique Brites Francisco Andrade, Mariana Freitas 226 15 14 33 25 30 33 22 54 DNC
77
30 POR3103 Luis Santos Antonio Santos Rui Duarte 227 31 17 30 24 27 44 26 53 28
31 GBR3720 Adrian Peach Garry Phare Jim Short 233 35 24 47 10 23 29 23 42 BFD
77
32 POR3286 Tiago Roquette João Leite de Castro Luis Pessanha 236 DNF77 44 37 47 39 27 19 12 11
33 FRA3609 Piriou Tugdual Jade Lestré Yan Rigal, Tom Picot 241 52 26 7 54 32 22 42 34 26
34 POR3525 Diogo Barros Luis Alonso Tiago Morais 251 24 DNC77 DNC77 28 22 10 31 39 20
35 IRL3065 James Gorman Rory Fitzpatrick Neil O'Toole, Laura Jackson 256 12 36 16 59 59 56 21 21 35
36 POR3505 Vasco Passanha Diana Neves Carlos Leitão, Rafael Rodrigues 263 34 49 36 8 58 48 32 37 19
37 UKR3726 Anna Kyselova Ivan Pavlusik Anatolii Petrov, Irina Dorosheva 265 36 37 58 46 14 41 35 33 23
38 GBR3710 Tich Summers Scott Graham Nick Elder 266 16 52 31 68 40 25 46 31 25
39 RUS3707 Vadim Pushev Timur Sabirzianov Alexander Mikhailov 270 27 31 13 58 33 50 BFD77 40 18
40 IRL3739 Ger Dempsey Chris Nolan Maeve Judge, Blair Stanaway 270 47 25 40 32 26 51 16 52 33
41 IRL3060 Stefan Hyde Graeme Grant Tara Flood, Clara Hynes 283 DNC77 67 35 23 38 30 34 9 47
42 GBR3027 Alec Russell Mark Lees Jess Lees, Rich Pull 299 41 66 49 27 44 37 45 26 30
43 POR3427 João Villas-Boas José Camelo Guilherme Gomes, Nuno Bajanca 301 33 58 45 20 51 49 38 28 37
44 RUS3420 Igor Ginzburg Basalkina Anna Krivov Oleg, Klepikov Leonid 316 44 40 11 35 16 16 BFD77 DNC77 DNC
77
45 POR3341 David Aleixo Miguel Guimarães David Abecassis , António Barros 325 37 10 52 42 28 DNF77 BFD77 43 36
46 IRL3537 Chris Arrowsmith David Cahill Colin Galavan 337 42 46 34 52 46 43 47 27 55
47 CHN3557 Kong Chengheng Chen Jinhao Liu Xue 346 57 41 41 69 48 38 36 46 39
48 BEL3311 Jan Alleman Paul Jonckheere Geert Orbie 350 62 35 15 53 65 26 50 56 53
49 BEL3345 Bart Tytgat Hielke Krijnen Kristof Woutters 357 50 60 55 31 DNF
77
DNC77 37 18 29
50 AUS3390 Phil Reid Sam Ibbott Andre DeClerck 359 54 50 43 72 56 20 54 44 38
51 GBR3069 Ian Hudson Niall Peelo Helen Macnamara, Laura Woosey 359 56 32 53 45 36 40 43 61 54
52 GBR3057 John Outhwaite David Atkinson Carl Outhwaite 369 58 48 44 40 49 65 40 38 52
53 GBR3716 Simon Hume Oli Nedham John Malone 370 38 53 54 62 60 DNF77 49 10 44
54 POR3203 Margarida Aguiar Sofia Regojo Ana Champalimaud,Maria João Marques 374 43 42 42 41 70 60 52 51 43
55 RUS3512 Vladislav Ivanovskiy Alexey Egorov Vitaliy Nosach, Ekaterina Bessonova 384 61 39 56 38 50 66 39 55 46
56 POR3723 Pedro Ambrósio Miguel Oliveira Francisco Oliveira 386 49 43 48 44 52 52 57 41 57
57 POR3652 Paulo Palha André Gonçalves António José Barros, Rita Leal faria 401 46 29 51 55 66 36 41 DNF77 BFD
77
58 GBR3740 Doug Innes Martin Fox Gareth Glover 405 45 47 65 49 31 70 BFD77 58 40
59 POR3411 Diogo C Mendes Ana Santos Bernardo Loureiro, Duarte Teles 414 71 56 59 29 64 67 55 36 48
60 RUS3730 Aleksey Kolobanov Gaiane Kolovalova Bozhko Aleksander, Manuel Cruz 415 53 45 39 64 61 54 BFD77 57 42
61 SUI3169 Ueli Guggenbuehl Caspar Guggenbuehl Heinrich Guggenbuehl 424 70 62 46 51 63 42 BFD77 45 45
62 GBR3276 Harry Barker George Chilvers Christopher Merril, Olive Bazfour 432 63 55 60 67 41 35 BFD77 62 49
63 OMA3560 Fahad Al Hasni Yasir al Rahbi Raad al Hadi 436 59 54 57 30 54 45 60 DNF77 DNC
77
64 RUS3523 Iurii Popov Igor Svirida Oleg Chugunov 438 39 DNC77 DNC77 57 57 47 51 60 50
65 GBR3516 Rob Clark Alexey Farenyuk Manuel Arriaga e Cunha 439 51 DNC77 DNC77 33 DSQ
77
23 53 48 DNF
77
66 FRA3576 Benoit Melen Gregory Baum Eric Brioist 447 64 61 63 65 55 57 56 50 41
67 POR3581 Andrei Balaykin Maksim Fedorov Valentin Uvarkin 451 68 59 61 70 47 34 58 66 58
68 POR3092 Patrick Lindley Pedro Simões Luís Vasconcelos Dias 457 60 57 66 63 68 63 48 49 51
69 POR3733 Peter Stratton Pedro Henriques Francisco Garcia 487 55 DNC77 DNC77 50 53 21 DNF77 DNC77 DNC
77
70 POR3090 Paulo Lobo Elisio Lourenço Filipe Carioca, João Soeiro 506 67 65 68 56 73 68 61 65 56
71 POR3150 Miguel Fonseca Edgar Miguel Tereso Faria Vasco Justino, Nuno Duarte 529 66 63 DNC77 36 69 64 BFD77 DNF77 DNC
77
72 OMA3256 Ali Al Balushi Abdulrahman Al Mashari Sami Al Shukaili 541 DNC77 64 64 75 62 58 BFD77 64 DNF
77
73 POR3100 Luis Jardim Bernardo Macedo Guilherme Jardim 562 69 DNS77 67 73 71 69 59 DNF77 DNC
77
74 POR3521 Luís Rosário Andre Carinhas Valerio Conceição 562 72 69 69 74 67 71 BFD77 63 DNF
77
75 GBR3305 Gary Baker Dan Craft Chris Odonnell 569 65 68 62 71 72 DNC77 DNF77 DNC77 DNC
77
76 SUI3183 Chappuis Denis Stalder Cécilia Bober Volodymyr 607 DNS77 DNC77 DNC77 76 74 72 DNF77 DNC77 DNC
77
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