Moths get a touch of the ACs
by Rohen Veal on 28 Jun 2007

A shot of the first unmanned foiling moth...shot from the RIB/taxi home - photo WAGS homepage International Moth
Another day without any racing at Lake Garda for the Moth Worlds - this time no wind.
Rohen Veal reported:
With winds getting up to 1 knot and boats speeds approaching 2 knots about one minute before the start, all racing today was abandoned. The IMCA AGM is tomorrow morning at 9:30 and more than likely three races scheduled back to back at 1pm.
The forcast for Thursday is for 18-20 knots and pressure will be on those that have not finished a race yet to keep their boats together in the first race to get some much needed points on the board. The forecast for the rest of the week is for more moderate winds of around 15-18 knots.
With the good news about Alinghi winning today, means that racing will still be going on when we arrive in Valencia for the Bladerider demo on the 2nd July. I just hope the boats will be released from customs by then!
The Leading positions after 2 races:
1 AUS 9357 ROHAN VEAL BLACK ROCK Y.C. 1 1 2pts
2 AUS 9358 SCOTT BABBAGE W.S.C. 3 2 5
3 GBR 4093 SAM PASCOE WEIR WOOD 7 3 10
4 GBR 4098 ADAM MAY W.P.S.A. 6 5 11
5 AUS 9318 LES THORPE BAYVIEW Y.R.A. 8 4 12
6 GBR 4082 ALEX ADAMS F.P.S.C. 10 6 16
7 AUS 9335 BEN CROCKER BALMORAL SC 12 8 20
8 AUS 9363 JOHN ILETT MBSC 13 9 22
9 GBR 4090 JASON BELBEN STOKES BAY S.C. 9 16 25
10 UAE 3127 GLENN RAPHAEL Dubai Offshore 11 14 25
Rohen Veal website: http://www.rohanveal.com
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