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Bundock and Ashby win Tornado Worlds

by Sail-World/GJN on 10 Dec 2006
Santiago Lange & Carlos Espinola (ARG) win final race Int. Tornato Assoc

Australia's Darren Bundock and Glen Ashby have won the 2006 Tornado World Championships in San Isidro, Argentina with a race to spare. The Aussie pair sat-out the final race which was won by the local team, Santiago Lange and Carlos Espinola, who took the silver ahead of the Athen's Gold medallists Austria's Roman Hagara and Hans Peter Steinacher.

Briton's Leigh McMillan and William Howden managed a last race ninth place finish, their best of the series, to take 19th place overall, one place ahead of GBR team mates Rob Wilson and Mark Bulkeley. All the british teams struggled to put together a consistant series and single figure finishes were hard to come by.

Bundock and Ashby were in top form with a consistant series that saw off the early challenge of Hagara and Steinacher who faltered in the second half of the series. And despite the late charge of Lange and Espinola they had sufficiant in hand to spectate the final race.

Bundock commented:

'The truth is that we came to win. It is sure that we waited for more wind but also we adapted to the conditions and we are very content with the result. It was one very intense week in which everything went perfectly.'

CLUB NAUTICO SAN ISIDRO
CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL HSBC 2006
Series Summary, Preliminary 

Pl B# Sail # Crew Tot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 7 AUS8 Darren Bundock & Glenn Ashby 23 6 2 4 2 1 5 1 2 (48\DNS)
2 43 ARG1 Santiago Lange & Carlos Espinola 37 7 (23) 8 4 12 2 2 1 1
3 16 AUT3 Roman Hagara & Hans Peter Steinacher 41 1 8 1 3 2 (33) 11 4 11
4 21 GRE7 Iordanis Paschalidis & Constantinos Trigonis 67 (31) 3 13 7 9 11 5 11 8
5 3 FRA7 Yann Guichard & Alexandre Guyader 77 9 (31) 14 18\RDG 6 16 6 5 3
6 2 GER7 Johannes Polgar & Florian Spalteholz 80 15 1 (28) 10 4 4 4 15 27
7 4 ESP1 Fernando Echavarri & Anton Paz 89 11 13 12 22 7 19 (26) 3 2
8 15 FRA5 Billy Besson & Arnaud Jarlegan 98 10 21 15 1 18 3 21 9 (24)
9 26 PUR1 Enrique Figueroa & Jorge Hernandez 105 3 18 25 17 5 18 (31) 12 7
10 1 FRA1 Xavier Revil & Christophe Espagnon 108 2 5 22 24 11 7 12 (26) 25
11 9 GER1104 Roland Gaebler & Gunnar Struckmann 111 12 10 19 19 14 22 7 8 (36)
12 18 FRA298 Matthieu Souben & Gurvan Bontemps 115 5 28 11 9 20 12 9 21 (33)
13 27 FRA11 François Morvan & Matthieu Vandame 115 8 29 9 15 10 6 8 (48\DSQ) 30
14 14 NED8 Mitch Booth & Pim Nieuwenhis 120 4 12 7 27 22 27 (34) 16 5
15 8 FRA302 Oliver Backes & Paul - Ambroise Sevestre 129 26 17 (32) 5 8 29 13 25 6
16 6 CAN7 Oskar Johansson & Kevin Stittle 131 29 19 24 8 3 25 19 (30) 4
17 22 ESP104 Javier Padron & Antonio Cuevas Mons 131 23 4 26 13 17 9 (33) 18 21
18 28 ITA257 Francesco Marcolini & Edoardo Bianchi 131 20 6 18 6 24 (30) 14 24 19
19 5 GBR436 Leigh Mc Millan & William Howden 134 19 11 16 28 15 17 (48\OCS) 19 9
20 11 GBR7 Rob Wilson & Mark Bulkeley 136 18 9 29 26 (36) 14 22 6 12
21 19 BEL7 Carolijn Brouwer & Sebbe Godefroid 146 28 14 30 11 (34) 32 3 14 14
22 13 RUS97 Andrey Kirilyuk & Valery Ushkov 149 30 (33) 2 31 25 8 15 20 18
23 10 GBR430 Andrew Walsh & Edward Barney 155 24 20 5 33 19 15 (37) 22 17
24 23 GER1096 Tino Mittelmeier & Niko Mittelmeier 162 14 25 6 20 23 23 (39) 23 28
25 31 USA804 Daniel Robbie & Gary Chu 163 13 (48\DNF) 17 12 29 10 10 35 37
26 39 NED1 Misch Heemskerk & Herbert Dercksen 168 (48\OCS) 7 20 21 41 1 27 28 23
27 12 USA808 John Lovell & Charlie Ogletree 169 (48\OCS) 15 10 25 16 31 17 29 26
28 20 ITA5 Vincenzo Sorrentino & Giorgio Colombo 171 21 22 (48\OCS) 18 27 26 35 7 15
29 24 AUT381 Thomas Zajac & Thomas Czajka 183 16 27 23 (48\OCS) 30 21 29 27 10
30 32 NZL87 Aaron Mcintosh & Bruce Kendall 186 (48\OCS) 34 27 29 13 20 24 17 22
31 17 ESP23 Toni Rivas & Fabian Escude 187 (48\OCS) 26 3 14 21 34 28 48\DNS 13
32 25 GBR434 Hugh Styles & Tom Peel 199 32 (48\DNF) 21 23 40 35 18 10 20
33 40 GBR438 Christopher Rashley & Marcus Lynch 216 22 24 31 34 26 36 30 13 (38)
34 35 POR1 Diogo Cayolla & Frederico Cerveira 216 25 30 (34) 30 33 24 25 33 16
35 37 RUS7 Sergey Dzhienbaev & Maxim Semenov 247 (48\OCS) 36 33 48\OCS 28 13 23 32 34
36 42 BRA1 Andre Mirsky & Naldi Gual 249 34 37 (39) 16 32 28 36 34 32
37 33 NED100 Wouter Samana & Jeroen Van Leeuwen 255 35 16 36 32 38 37 32 (39) 29
38 41 BRA37 Bruno Di Bernardi & Andre Chang 258 27 35 38 37 35 39 16 31 (48\OCS)
39 36 USA840 Donald Thinschmidt & Andrew Wierda 274 (48\DSQ) 32 41 36 31 38 20 37 39
40 47 ARG29 Fernando Garcia Guevara & Gustavo Mariani 288 17 40 (42) 41 37 41 40 41 31
41 38 AUT360 Thomas Jessenig & Stefan Jessenig 297 33 39 35 38 39 (43) 38 40 35
42 30 USA813 Mike Grandfield & Brock Callen 320 36 38 37 35 44 40 (48\DNF) 48\DNS 42
43 46 ARG360 Esteban Blando & Alejandro Noe 322 37 41 40 40 42 42 42 38 (48\OCS)
44 34 UKR21 Stanislav Golembievskyy & Olexiy Voloshenyuk 327 39 42 43 42 43 (44) 41 36 41
45 44 CAN2 Alan Dubuc & Mark Herendeen 340 40 43 44 43 (45) 45 43 42 40
46 51 CHN112 Luo Youjia & Xiuke Chen 361 38 (48\DNF) 48\OCS 39 46 46 48\DNS 48\DNS 48\DNS
47 45 GER1103 Jochen Seifert & Jurgen Tiemann 366 41 44 45 44 (48\DNS) 48\DNS 48\DNS 48\DNS 48\DNS
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