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Alonso Collantes in action on Day 3 at Sunfish World Championship

by Vicki Palmer on 1 Sep 2017
2017 Sunfish World Championship Brant Beach SF Regatta Pictures
Another gorgeous on-the-water day on Day 3 of the International Sunfish Class Association (ISCA) World Championship held at the Brant Beach Yacht Club in NJ.

Races 7, 8, 9 and 10 (yes, four races today!) were sailed in winds ranging from 5-7 mph for the first three races to 11-13 mph for the fourth and last race of Day 3, a make-up day for the heavy air cancelation on Tuesday.

With competitors anxious to improve their finishes, several General Recalls were sounded which brought about the dreaded U-flag for 3 of the four races. The over-earlies with the U-flag were costly to some competitors and moved them down in the standings. But all current Race Results are Preliminary. So the Final Results that will be reported tomorrow at the end of this ISCA World Championship could change many place standings.

But as of today, Alonso Collantes of Peru moved to the top spot with four first place finishes in today's four races. Eugene Schmitt of the USA moved up to the second place slot. David Hernandez of Guatemala is in third. Edgar Diminich of Ecuador is fourth. And Jonathan Martinetti of Ecuador holds down the fifth place standing after the 10 races sailed for the first three days of this World Championship.

Tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 1, will be the final race day with the goal to complete two final races provided the winds cooperate. The Award Ceremony and dinner will take place tomorrow evening after boats have been de-rigged and checked in.

Summary, Preliminary 
Pl S# Sailor Subg. Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 15 Alonso Collantes   24 1 2 1 6 10 (17) 1 1 1 1
2 08 Eugene Schmitt   51 4 3 8 9 3 (10) 4 8 3 9
3 16 Edgar Diminich   68 7 9.5\RDG 9.5\RDG 4 5 12 3 (27) 14 4
4 17 Jonathan Martinetti Mawyin   77.6 10 13.3\RDG 13.3\RDG 5 13 4 (55\DSQ) 5 11 3
5 06 Jean Paul de Trazegnies Valdez   79 8 4 5 2 9 (55\DNF) 2 29 12 8
6 38 Martin Alsogaray   80 3 8 19 8 (26) 18 9 9 4 2
7 25 David Hernandez   87.2 164.2\RDG 5 4 3 2 28 8 2 (55\DSQ) 21
8 10 David Mendelblatt AM 90 12 13 (16) 12 6 2 11 11 10 13
9 28 Stewart Draheim   93 15 15 6 13 14 19 (22) 3 2 6
10 42 Clemente Seguel Y 95 2 1 3 1 4 14 (55\DSQ) 10 55\DSQ 5
11 12 Paul-Jon Patin AM 95 5 6 2 18 17 11 14 (20) 15 7
12 13 Jesus Bailon   103 22 9 (29) 7 1 6 10 25 13 10
13 14 John Birkett   103 11 21 (26) 10 11 9 19 6 5 11
14 24 Diego Silvestre   119 6 7 9 24 8 (35) 18 7 20 20
15 51 Ignacio Antequera Erro Y 133 16 10 7 11 7 8 31 (43) 27 16
16 56 Hank Saurage M 148 14 12 11 23 28 7 15 19 19 (30)
17 33 Dan Hesse   159 9 20 13 21 15 15 25 (39) 26 15
18 01 Esteban Echavarria   159.9 21 18.9\RDG 23 15 20 24 6 4 28 (29)
19 07 Brian McGinnis AM 171 18 22 14 19 16 (47) 12 26 21 23
20 41 Gustavo Alayon Y 176 17 17 15 20 21 22 35 (42) 17 12
21 43 Nicholas Patin Y 178.3 31 27 23.3\RDG 25 22 5 13 24 8 (55\DNF)
22 35 Juan Sebastian Martinez Y 187 13 11 18 14 27 25 (55\DSQ) 55\DSQ 6 18
23 36 Juan Mazzini   209 25 18 25 (38) 18 16 37 21 23 26
24 09 Josh Kerst M 224 29 23 10 37 25 (49\TLE) 30 15 38 17
25 05 William Kresic   235 38 30 21 17 19 31 39 13 (55\DSQ) 27
26 02 Juan Esteban Restrepo   240 19 14 (55\OCS) 16 12 21 32 16 55\DNF 55\DNE
27 48 Alejandro Mago Y 242 23 19 27 40 30 13 (55\DSQ) 46 9 35
28 20 Jaime Torres M 247 33 28 24 33 24 20 26 (41) 25 34
29 44 Simon Gomez Y 248 40 33 30 26 37 1 (55\DSQ) 55\DSQ 7 19
30 29 Mark Weider GM 248 24 26 12 39 31 (45) 42 30 30 14
31 21 Chris Houston GM 248 26 34 33 27 (40) 23 38 12 16 39
32 46 Santiago Canziani Y 253 (55\RET) 37 36 28 35 32 5 17 32 31
33 18 Luis Mario Acosta   256 39 36 40 32 33 (43) 7 14 33 22
34 26 Lee Montes AM 272.6 31.8\RDG 31.8\RDG 17 31 (45) 29 24 37 35 36
35 34 Gail Heausler F & GM 276 35 24 28 (47) 42 33 17 28 29 40
36 22 Christopher Williams M 285 20 (55\DSQ) 20 42 46 41 20 31 37 28
37 03 Rob Eberle GM 286 30 29 22 35 29 3 45 (55\DSQ) 44 49
38 23 John Butine M 290 36 25 35 41 23 (42) 40 35 31 24
39 52 Rune Henrik Hansen M 299 37 32 32 34 41 37 (43) 32 22 32
40 04 Lyndsay Stockwell F 304 42 42 37 (43) 38 27 16 23 42 37
41 31 Guy De Chavigny M 306 27 16 34 46 47 36 34 (48) 41 25
42 19 Romina DeIulio F & Y 306 41 40 41 22 (44) 26 29 33 36 38
43 32 Paul Welles GM 321 37\RDG 35 31 (49) 39 49\TLE 33 22 34 41
44 30 Jim Koehler GM 322 28 31 (55\OCS) 29 32 30 36 36 55\DSQ 45
45 11 Marguerite Koehler F 329 45 41 43 44 (48) 44 28 18 18 48
46 54 Juan Carlos Barrera Y 335 34 39 39 30 34 40 47 (50) 39 33
47 47 Nicky Einthoven F & M 373 (55\DNF) 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS 43 38 21 40 24 42
48 45 James Ranker   386 32 38 38 36 (52) 49\TLE 48 49 46 50
49 40 Nicholas Reyes Y 393 (55\DNF) 55\DNS 55\DNS 51 36 34 41 38 40 43
50 49 Tom Katterheinrich GM 397 43 43 42 (50) 49 49\TLE 44 34 47 46
51 37 Griffin Sisk Y 403 46 44 44 52 (53) 46 27 45 48 51
52 53 Charles Rahn GM 413 47 (55\DNS) 55\DNS 45 50 39 46 44 43 44
53 50 Lee Parks F & GM 420 (55\DNF) 55\DNS 55\DNS 48 51 49\TLE 23 47 45 47
54 27 Lawrence Suter GM 495 (55\DNF) 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS 55\DNS
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