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Day 3- Off to a sensational start

by Richard Gladwell, Sail-World on 17 Mar 2008
Paige Railey (USA - 193020) squeezes past the Committee Boat on Day 3 of the Womens Laser Radial Worlds incurring a RRS42 penalty Richard Gladwell www.photosport.co.nz
Light winds have put all racing on hold at Takapuna for the third day of the Womens Laser Radial World Championships.

Conditions on the Hauraki Gulf were glassy with no wind but got underway in a 6-7kt northerly breeze.

The second fleet got underway with a sensation when USA sailor Paige Railey was penalised for a RRS42 infringement, close to the startline. Sail-World understands the penalty was for pumping (with her body movement). Railey was the most leeward competitor at the pin end and may have incurred her penalty as she squeezed around the leeward starting vessel.

Railey was forced to sail off the course and retire from the race, as this is her second penalty for an infringement of RRS42.

If she infringes again in this regatta she will be not be excluded from the World Championship as happened to her once previously in the 2006 World Championships in USA. Instead she (and another competitor who infringes more than once) are excluded from that race.

At the midway stage another US sailor, Anna Tunnicliffe is leading the yellow fleet by a substantial margin.


In the blue fleet, Lijlia Xu (CHN) lead by a comfortable margin of 200 metres, for most of the race with the with the fleet strung out behind her in a procession.

Currently the regatta is on hold while the official wait for the wind to settle. The sea breeze was extinguished by an approaching land breeze from the west coast, and there was a decision to be made at 1800hrs local time as to whether a further race would be sailed.

We have been advised that there will be no further racing today. Currently only three of a possible six races have been sailed, and officials will start racing tomorrow and attempt to sail a further three races.

The Finals were due to start on Wednesday and the regatta finishes on Thursday.







Fleet allocations for Day 3:

  BLUE DAY 3

Sailno

Name

NZL 193001

Aleh Jo

CHN 193008

Xu Lijia

FRA 193009

Steyaert Sarah

GBR 193011

Clark Penny

NZL 193014

Winther Sara

CRO 193016

Mihelic Tina

FRA 193017

de Turckheim Sophie

GBR 193018

Baldwin Laura

LTU 193019

Volungeviciute Gintare

USA 193020

Railey Paige

AUS 193021

South Alexandra

BEL 193025

Maes Laura

BLR 193026

Drozdovskaya Tatiana

BRA 193027

Kostiw Adrina

CAN 193033

Merry Rachael

CAN 193035

Bertold Isabella

CAN 193039

Smutny Tanja

CHN 193040

Shen Huanqi

CHN 193042

Shen Xiaoying

CRO 193044

Bello Marijana

CZE 193046

Fenclova Veronika

DEN 193047

Lindberg Alberte

DEN 193048

Livbjerg Anna

DEN 193050

Schutt Maiken

DEN 193051

Gunni Sarah

ESP 193053

Reyes Fatima

EST 193056

Randmaa Merili

FIN 193058

Multala Sari

FRA 193059

Antoine Corinne

FRA 193060

Le Sausse Fanny

FRA 193061

de Kerangat Mathilde

FRA 193062

Brain Solenne

GBR 193063

Young Alison

GBR 193066

Williams Sarah

GRE 193068

Kolida Haidi

GRE 193069

Vlachou Maria

IND 193071

Rau Rohini

IRL 193074

Peelo Ciara

IRL 193075

Hanna Debbie

ISR 193076

Endelman Nufar

ITA 193080

Nevierov Larissa

ITA 193081

Fabbri Matilde

JPN 193084

Hiruta Kanako

JPN 193085

Takahashi Kaori

JPN 193086

Sato Maiko

JPN 193087

Saiki Yukiyo

NED 193091

Bouwmeester Anneke

NZL 193094

Hibbard Aevril

NZL 193095

Dye-Hutchinson Briar

NZL 193097

Barrell Jessica

PER 193102

Schmidt Paloma

POL 193103

Gladysz Zuzanna

RUS 193107

Oblova Elena

SIN 193108

Yin Elizabeth

SIN 193110

Chan Victoria

SUI 193112

Meyer Corinne

SUI 193113

Brugger Nathalie

VEN 193120

Saba Andria

YELLOW DAY 3

Sailno

Name

USA 193002

Tunnicliffe Anna

AUS 193003

Blanck Sarah

BEL 193004

Van Acker Evi

POL 193005

Szotynska Katarzyna

GBR 193006

Dobson Charlotte

FIN 193007

Tenkanen Tuula

GBR 193010

Brewster Andrea

GBR 193013

Vickers Lizzie

NED 193015

Bouwmeester Marit

AUS 193022

Stoddart Ashley

AUS 193023

King Gabrielle

AUS 193024

de Lange Megan

BRA 193028

Decnop Coelho Fernanda

BRA 193029

Ginaid Odile

BRA 193030

Gatti Raulino Patricia

BRA 193031

Rosa Borges Roberta

CAN 193032

Vittery Alanna

CAN 193034

Dube Danielle

CAN 193037

Rasa Keamia

CAN 193038

Ross Lisa

CHN 193041

Zhu Jiangyan

CRO 193043

Barbic Gea

CRO 193045

Petronijevic Mateja

DEN 193049

Hall Cathrine

ESP 193052

Cebrian Alicia

ESP 193054

Reyes Lucia

ESP 193055

Romero Steensma Susana

GBR 193064

Martin Chloe

GRE 193067

Mantzaraki Eftychia

GRE 193070

Kravarioti Virginia

IRL 193072

Murphy Annalise

IRL 193073

Murphy Claudine

ISV 193077

Roller Mayumi

ITA 193078

Clapcich Francesca

ITA 193079

Valsecchi Giovanna

ITA 193082

Graziani Maria

JPN 193083

Ishikawa Ayumi

LAT 193088

Aile Anna

LTU 193089

Mileviciute Ausra

MAS 193090

Anuar Nurul

NOR 193092

Samdal Elin

NZL 193093

Hargreaves Amanda

NZL 193096

Hume-Merry Cushla

NZL 193098

Monk Jane

NZL 193099

Powrie Miranda

NZL 193100

Tootill Sarah

PAR 193101

Cerutti Bogado Florencia

POR 193104

Carmo Sara

RUS 193105

Chernova Anastasia

RUS 193106

Kirilyuk Alisa

SIN 193109

Lo Manyi

SRB 193111

Dukic Milica

SWE 193114

Skarp Helena

SWE 193115

Soderstrom Karin

TPE 193116

Kuan Hsin

TUR 193117

Unver Ayda

USA 193118

Billing Emily

GBR 193119

Russell Suzanne

 

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