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2009 Tornado World Championships – Day 3 news and results

by Rob Kothe on 3 Sep 2009
Darren Bundock and Glenn Ashby © Richard de Jonge. SW
Racing Day 3. On Lake Garda, the morning wind is usually a moderate northerly, which then transitions to a lighter southerly later in the day. After two days of soft conditions organizers devised a cunning plan, two morning races in the stronger breeze but today it just did not happen.

The boats were all ready on the water for the scheduled 0800 early start but the wind conditions were unstable and the fleet was sent ashore to wait for the afternoon southerly. It was obviously going to be a long day.

When the breeze finally arrived, it was behind schedule, however the race did start in 6-8 knots from the south.

The Russians Pavel Kalinchev and Sergey Dzhienbaev led at the top mark but then Australia’s Darren Bundock and Glenn Ashby who have dominated this championship with four wins in a row took the lead over on the first run and never looked back.

Their long time training partners Iordanis Paschalidis and Konstantinos Trigonis sailed through the Russians into second place. The wind dropped through the race and most of the fleet just finished inside the time limit.
The race officials then sent the fleet home.

Dockside the Tornado Class president Belgium Carolijn Brouwer, who is currently third overall after a fifth today commented.

'Both sides of the course were working which was very unusual. Since we arrived here that is the first time the left was favouring as well'

Bundock and Ashby are now leading the series with five bullets and are looking unbeatable overall.

38-year-old Bundock has won six Tornado World Championship and Ashby, who turned 32 yesterday, six A Cat world championships. Sailing together they won the 2008 Tornado world titles. The pairing were Silver medallists in Qingdao China in the 2008 Olympics.

Another early start is scheduled for tomorrow as a good North wind is forecast.

No

Numero

Nome

Punti

1

2

3

4

5

1

AUS 8

Darren Bundock, Glenn Ashby
AUDI/HAMILTON ISLAND

5,0

1

1

1

1

1

2

AUT 8

Zajac Thomas, Czajka Thomas
MARINEPOOL BMW

18,0

3

2

2

3

8

3

BEL 7

Carolijn Brouwer, Jeroen Van Leeuwen
BLOSO

26,0

2

4

8

7

5

4

RUS 97

Pavel Kalinchev, Sergey Dzhienbaev
BULLET

27,0

6

6

7

5

3

5

GRE 11

Mavros Nikolaos, Tagaropoulos Alex

41,0

16

11

4

4

6

6

VEN 1

Yamil Saba, Gonzalo Cendra
TINTENFISH

42,0

5

5

6

6

20

7

GER 1

Roland Gaebler, Nahid Gaebler
J.J. DARBOVEN

51,0

11

10

11

12

7

8

ITA 263

Paolo Clemente, Fabrizio Clemente

53,0

8

9

12

11

13

9

GRE 7

Iordanis Paschalidis, Konstantinos Trigonis
TORNADO

57,0

ocs

3

3

9

2

10

BEL 1

Andrew Macpherson, Bastiaan Tentij
MACCA AND LEVER

59,0

dnf

8

5

2

4

11

ITA 25

Lorenzo Sclavi, Paolo Reggio

61,0

7

15

22

8

9

12

GER 5

Veit Hemmeter, Domenik Halbing

64,0

4

7

18

24

11

13

AUT 3

Nicole Salzmann, Dietmar Salzmann
XX

70,0

22

16

10

10

12

14

SUI 228

Martin Rusterholz, Simon Koster
TORNADO

71,0

14

12

13

18

14

15

AUS 322

Brett Burvill, Ryan Duffield
WINDRUSH

72,0

9

13

15

13

22

16

GER 68

Heiko Soehle, Thomas Noll
ALTRON

73,0

13

14

16

14

16

17

GBR 432

John Ready, Alan Morgan
PATRICIA

88,0

17

23

9

15

24

18

GER 102

Loweg Christina, Loweg Florian
TORNADO

91,0

10

ocs

14

17

10

19

SUI 226

Stefan Bernsdorf, Manuela Di Chiara
SPARKS

99,0

26

20

19

19

15

20

CZE 62

Zdenek Pavlis, Jiri Pavlis

100,0

12

21

24

20

23

21

GER 2

Markus Betz, Stephanie Holzschuh
MANJANA

101,0

20

18

17

21

25

22

GER 1024

Moertl Guenter, Eisenbrand Hardy
BOOTSVERSICHERUNG

107,0

18

25

25

22

17

23

SUI 227

Andy Schifferle, Peter Ziebold

109,0

15

17

21

16

ocs

24

SUI 217

Raoul Rudin, Michael Gloor
CAIPI STAR

120,0

25

22

26

26

21

25

GER 69

Maurer Dieter, Wendt Andrea

126,0

19

19

29

31

28

26

GER 99

Klaus Rocholl, Paul Milde
GER

136,0

27

dnf

27

23

19

27

GER 205

Stefan Lippert, Oliver Schmitt
U205

137,0

24

26

34

27

26

28

ITA 46

Mazzini Mirco, Roberti Oscar
M 1

139,0

31

31

23

25

29

29

ITA 266

Marco Matteini, Andrea Ciavatta
OMEGA

143,0

29

30

28

29

27

30

AUT 354

Heinz Boehler, Markus Pinggera

145,0

21

24

20

dnf

ocs

31

GER 1118

Peter Frehland, Nikolai Siegelin

152,0

33

32

37

32

18

32

AUS 301

William Leonard, Jared Eyles
SONY MARINE

153,0

28

27

30

28

dnf

33

GER 1069

Justus Tiemann, Juergen Tiemann
HASEKIND

165,0

23

ocs

32

30

dnf

34

ITA 63

Luca Leorini, Cristiano Bergamini
STEREOSAILING

170,0

32

28

36

34

dnf

35

CZE 22

Fousek, Fousek

170,0

30

29

35

36

dnf

36

AUT 315

Jens Haefner, Stefan Neussl
AIQA INTELLIGENT WATER

171,0

34

33

31

33

dnf

37

ITA 175

Andrea Bertozzi, Bruno Rossi
JUMP

179,0

36

35

33

35

dnf

38

GBR 419

Paul Mines, Stuart Smith
SHE'S GOT A TEMPER

186,0

35

34

39

38

dnf

39

SUI 229

Christian, R. Manz

188,0

37

36

38

37

dnf

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