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420 World Selection Trials at Plimmerton

by 420 Class and Sail-World on 8 May 2006
Georgina Hill and Michelle Kennedy took the Womens title at the 420 Selection Trials www.420sailing.org.nz
Carl Evans and Peter Burling continued their dominance of the 420 class winning the Open Worlds Selection Trials at Plimmerton over the weekend, adding to their National and Auckland Championship titles. Former 470 World Champion, Simon Cooke, sailing with Scott Illingworth finished second in the trials to select NZ crews for the 2006 420 World Championships in the Canary Islands.

2005 ISAF Youth representatives, Georgina Hill and Michelle Kennedy headed off Shelley Hesson and Bianca Barbarich (Murrays Bay) to be the top womens crew.

Key point of interest in the Open event was the re-match between the top two crews from the Youth Trials, Carl Evans and Peter Burling against the selected crew of Jason Saunders and Bruce Kennedy (Tauranga). The Burling/Evans combination asserted themselves on the final two days, winning six out of the ten races sailed in the regatta and finishing a massive 21 points ahead of the nominated 2006 Youth representatives. Cooke and Illingworth were only five points behind the trials winners, and clearly these two crews are in a league of their own.

Seven Open and seven Womens crews will be selected for the 2006 World Championships, based on placings in the selection trials.

Thirty one crews competed in the trials with all but one sailor coming from the North Island.

Reports on the first two day's racing are as follows:

Day3

The final day of the trials saw more southerly winds and rain, however all thirty one boats coped well with the conditions, though many were beginning to hurt after the sustained and fairly intense racing. As is the case in all team trials, there were those who were in reasonably safe positions and 2 or 3 crews in each division who had to out-perform those hovering around the cut off point.

In the Open division ability to handle the windy conditions and good tactics helped Burling/Evans, Cooke/Illingworth finish ahead of their main competitors; consistent team work saw Saunders/Kennedy and Snow-Hansen/McCormack battle it out for the next two placings; Swanson/Hanns, newcomers Maloney/Tuke and Langley/Dean were reasonably safe but for 'the young ones' Williams/Bryant from Wellington and Aucklanders Thompson/Dawson it came down to a 2 point difference - experience won the day and Williams/Bryant took the 7th position as Maloney is already committed to sailing in the Splash Worlds.

In the Womens' division Hill/Kennedy made large gains on the very windy first day which secured first position and a creditable 6th overall, Hesson/Barbarich were reasonably consistent to take second position and 9th overall, followed a by Bilkey/Sargisson took 3rd position and 13th overall; 4th, 5th and 6th positions were taken by the Berry sisters, Hazard/Hamilton and Till/Bowater (on countback); Moncheur/Trudgen took the final spot in the women's team.



Day2:

Four races were sailed today, conditions were lighter but still cold, very shifty and choppy. During the two races before lunch the southerly winds were peaking at 18 knots but were quite variable.

In the afternoon similar conditions continued during the first race, but the wind eased during race four. Light winds are predicted for tomorrow when the race committee hopes to sail the final three races of the trials. For results click here.

Day 1

Thirty one boats took part in first day of the NZ selection trials which were sailed in heavy, southerly, shifty winds and short but steep waves. Two races were sailed before coming in for lunch - wind readings peaked around 20 knots and conditions were testing for the less experienced.

After lunch the sailors launched in very gusty winds. The race committee managed to get the third race away, but the fourth race was abandoned when the wind built to 32 knots and the sea was littered with capsized boats.

Sailors, supporters and the race management team worked together to rescue those in trouble in the very testing conditions. Saturday's forecast is for more of the same, for results from todays racing click here.

Source: www.420sailing.org.nz

Preliminary Results

Preliminary Results
Sailed:10  Discards:1  To count:9  Entries:31
Rank Fleet Sail No Helm Crew Club R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 Nett
1st O 51984 Carl Evans Peter Burling Kohimarama/Tauranga 5 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 13
2nd O 52575 Simon Cooke Scott Illingworth Kohimarama 1 2 1 3 2 1 2 3 4 3 18
3rd O 52362 Jason Saunders Bruce Kennedy Tauranga 13 6 8 2 3 3 3 2 5 2 34
4th O 51986 Mike Snow-Hansen Josh McCormack Wakatere/Murrays Bay 4 1 3 9 5 4 6 7 2 4 36
5th O 52358 Rowan Swanson Benjamin Hanns Worser Bay 6 12 4 5 4 7 8 11 3 5 53
6th W 52360 Georgina Hill Michelle Kennedy Kohimarama 7 7 6 4 11 6 10 6 18 9 66
7th O AUS Andy Maloney Blair Tuke Kerikeri OOD 4 12 11 10 9 4 13 6 6 70
8th O 51689 Michael Langley Riley Dean Howick/Naval Point 20 17 7 10 7 5 5 ZFP 8 7 76
9th W 52361 Shelley Hesson Bianca Barbarich-Bacher Murrays Bay 3 5 13 6 8 8 7 17 15 12 77
10th O 50271 Phil Williams Rob Bryant Worser Bay 2 14 9 19 14 12 12 10 7 11 91
11th O 51642 Alistair Thompson Chris Dawson Torbay/Murrays Bay 9 11 11 7 9 17 9 16 10 14 96
12th O 52546 Thomas Olds Martin Pike Murrays Bay 8 8 5 14 26 13 15 9 11 18 101
13th W 51982 Sarah Bilkey Rosie Sargisson Kohimarama 22 9 17 8 6 11 11 12 12 17 103
14th O 52359 Paul Snow-Hansen Sam Marshall Wakatere/Howick 10 15 24 13 16 10 13 5 13 16 111
15th O 52364 Adrian Short David Hazard Sandspit 19 10 25 12 12 16 16 14 9 13 121
16th W 49830 Sarah Berry Emma Berry Worser Bay 16 19 10 15 17 14 19 8 16 10 125
17th W 52577 Stephanie Hazard Cindy Hamilton Sandspit 21 13 23 20 13 19 18 21 14 8 147
18th W 51128 Eloise Till Danielle Bowater Charteris Bay 17 25 15 18 15 21 14 15 17 15 147
19th O 49308 Jonathan Clough Carl Syman Evans Bay 12 16 14 17 20 15 21 20 21 24 156
20th O 52363 Ben Goodwin Kagan Weeks Napier 18 20 26 16 19 18 17 18 25 19 170
21st O 51390 Paul de Lisle Richard Dreverman Worser Bay 11 18 16 21 18 26 24 27 OCS 21 182
22nd O 49305 Tim Coltman Josh Junior Worser Bay DNF 21 18 23 21 24 20 22 20 23 192
23rd O 51561 Kane Illingworth Josh Impey Kohimarama/Glendowie 14 22 21 26 24 20 23 25 19 DNC 194
24th W 52355 Leah Moncheur Nicola Trudgen Muritai 15 27 DNF 24 27 22 25 19 23 22 204
25th O 52580 Chris Staub Michael Trudgen Muritai 24 26 19 22 23 27 28 24 22 25 212
26th W 52356 Alexandra Davies Madeleine Urry Kohimarama DNF DNC 22 DNC 28 23 27 23 26 20 233
27th W 52547 Briar Dye Hutchinson Hannah Bierre Murrays Bay/Kohimarama DNF 24 DNF DNC 22 25 22 30 28 26 241
28th O 51847 Jackson MacFarlane Josh Poresbki Worser Bay DNF DNC 20 27 29 29 26 28 27 27 245
29th O 51846 Luke Tremlett Nic Parkin Evans Bay DNF 23 27 25 30 28 30 31 24 30 248
30th O 51287 Gabriella Walmsley Niall Walmsley Tauranga 23 DNC DNF 28 25 30 DNC 29 29 29 257
31st W 52578 Asia Rattenbury Isabella Blunt Evans Bay DNS DNS DNF DNC DNC 31 29 26 30 28 272

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