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29er EUROCUP Report and results - Italian crews on top

by Antonio Sueri on 3 Nov 2009
29er EUROCUP 2009 Gianni Tomazzoni
29er EUROCUP - Day 1

Today’s 1PM warning signal kicked off the 2009 edition of the 29er and 29erXX Eurocup sailing event. Southerly winds, blowing strong and steady around 8 meters per second, powered the day’s first race. Windspeed intensified to 11 m/s for the day’s second and third races. On the water, thirty-one 29er crews represented seven nation-states (GER, CRO, ITA, NOR, SWE, AUT, SUI); nine 29erXX representing four nation-states (GBR, GER, ITA, FIN).

Among the 29er Class, Germany’s Justus Schmidt and Max Boehme (GER 23) top the temporary scorecharts with first-day results 1, 3, 2. Second position for Domagoj Fizulic and Leon Ostrez (CRO 1341) (4, 2, 4). Third position in the temporary overall scores and ranks held by Paul Kohlhoff and Tim Kramer (GER 1280) (2, 4, 5). Host organization Fraglia Vela Riva has two crews near the top, respectively holding fourth and fifth positions. Each of them also won a race today. That’s Riccardo Camin and Lorenzo Franceschini (ITA 8) in fourth position (with scores 5, 6, 1) and Augusto Poropat and Giacomo Grosselli (ITA 1209) in fifth (with scores 13, 1, 3). Fraglia also has an all-female crew, fairly well-positioned at fifteenth in the temporary overall scores and rankings: Alice Agnoletto and Giuditta Colombi (scores 19, 13, 17).

The 29erXX Class’ temporary overall scores and rankings are topped by two British crews. Katie Nurton and Louise Walker (GBR 2) hold first position with scores 2, 1, 1. In second position David Hall and Hanna Dahlborg (GBR 777) with scores 1, 4, 4. Third position for Phillip and Thilo Kramer (GER 1) (3, 2, 5).

The event continues tomorrow with another three races; warning signal at 9AM.

Day 2

Four races were sailed today, with steady southerly winds blowing around six – eight meters-per-second. Justus Schmidt and Max Boehme (GER 23) maintain yesterday’s lead among the 29er Class with scores 1, (3), 2, 1, 2, 2, 2. Following close behind them are two crews from the host organization Fraglia Vela Riva: Riccardo Camin and Lorenzo Franceschini (ITA 8) (5, (6), 1, 2, 4, 1, 1) and Augusto Poropat and Giacomo Grosselli (ITA 1209) ((13), 1, 3, 3, 1, 13, 6). Fraglia’s Alice Agnoletto and Giuditta Colombi hold the sixteenth position in the temporary overall scores and rankings.

The 29erXX Class, despite its smaller number of competitors, proved itself amply capable of furnishing surprise and suspense: a deadlock tie between Daniele Poli (ITA 4 – C.V. Orta) and Phillip Mueller (GER 51): two crews with equal numbers of scorepoints. In fact, Poli’s performance yesterday showed no indications of potential victory.

Tomorrow’s final two races will determine the outcomes in these exciting competitions: warning signal to be given at 9:30AM.

Day 3

Northerly winds powered the event’s final two races, blowing initially around seven meters – per – second, then tapering off to a disappointing two m/s.

Among the 29er Class, Riccardo Camin and Lorenzo Franceschini (ITA 8 – Fraglia Vela Riva) claim event victory (scores (5), (6), 1, 2, 4, 1, 1, 1, 2). Second position overall for Germany’s Justus Schmidt and Max Boeme (GER 23), thanks to their topnotch performances during the event’s first two days (scores 1, 3, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2, (6), (17)). Third for Augusto Poropat and Giacomo Grosselli (ITA 1209 – Fraglia Vela Riva) (scores ((13), 1, 3, 3, 1, (13), 6, 2, 1). Alice Agnoletto and Giuditta Colombi (ITA 1512 – Fraglia Vela Riva) conclude with a respectable sixteenth position in the final scores and rankings.

Daniele Poli and Michele Monzini (ITA 4) triumph in the 29erXX Class, thanks to two first-place finishes today…..not to mention yesterday’s fine performances (scores (5), (3), 3, 3, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1). Second for Germany’s Phillip Mueller and Moritz Janich (GER 51) (scores 4, (6), 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, (ocs), 2). Meanwhile, British sailors David Hall and Nicola Smith (GBR 777) take the bronze (scores 1, (4), 4, 1, 4, 4, (5), 3, 3).

The Closing ceremony and prizegiving was at 1 pm on host organization Fraglia Vela Riva’s outdoor terrace. Appropriately breathtaking panoramic view of northern Garda Lake: its weather in-sync with its well-timed events.

Results 29ERXX

 
Scores take into account 2  discards 
 

No Sailno Name Scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 ITA 4 POLI DANIELE, MONZINI MICHELE 12,0 (5) (3) 3 3 2 1 1 1 1
2 GER 51 MUELLER PHILIPP, JANICH MORITZ 15,0 4 (6) 2 2 1 2 2 (ocs) 2
3 GBR 777 HALL DAVID, SMITH NICOLA 20,0 1 (4) 4 1 4 4 (5) 3 3
4 GER 1 KRAMER PHILIPP, KRAMER THILO 20,0 3 2 (5) 4 3 3 3 2 (7)
5 GBR 2 NURTON KATIE, WALKER LOUISE 24,0 2 1 1 (7) 5 5 4 6 (8)
6 GER 7 GIESER WERNER, AIGNER MONIKA 40,0 (dnf) 5 6 8 6 (9) 7 4 4
7 FIN 3 LINDQVIST ROSA, VAN DER ENDE NOVA 46,0 (dnf) (dnf) dnf 5 8 6 6 5 6
8 ITA 8 BERTANI TORQUATO, BATTINI PAOLO 55,0 (dnc) (dnc) dnc 9 9 7 8 7 5
9 ITA 5 CARABELLI VINCENZO, MASSARANI CHIARA 57,0 (dnf) (dnf) dnf 6 7 8 9 8 9
 

Results 29ER

 
Scores take into account 2  discards
 

No Sailno Name Scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 ITA 8 CAMIN RICCARDO, FRANCESCHINI LORENZO 12,0 (5) (6) 1 2 4 1 1 1 2
2 GER 23 SCHMIDT JUSTUS, BOEHME MAX 13,0 1 3 2 1 2 2 2 (6) (17)
3 ITA 1209 POROPAT AUGUSTO, GROSSELLI GIACOMO 17,0 (13) 1 3 3 1 (13) 6 2 1
4 CRO 1341 FIZULIC DOMAGOJ, OSTREZ LEON 30,0 4 2 4 (23) (11) 6 3 5 6
5 GER 1059 GIESER STEFAN, MEGGENDORFER FELIX 43,0 10 7 7 8 3 3 5 (11) (11)
6 SWE 1699 HEDSTROM FRITIOF, BERGSTROM JONATAN 45,0 8 9 (11) 5 (10) 8 4 4 7
7 GER 1280 KOHLHOFF PAUL, KR?MER TIM 46,0 2 4 5 10 (27) 10 7 8 (dnf)
8 NOR 1606 NAESS HELENE, GUNDERSEN ANE 54,0 11 10 (12) 4 5 12 (18) 7 5
9 NOR 878 KLIPPENBERG ANDERS HYLEN, TJ?M TOBIAS JARL 59,0 3 11 9 16 9 (18) 8 3 (25)
10 GER 1281 G?RGE JULE, G?RGE LOTTA 61,0 6 (12) 10 (13) 12 4 10 9 10
11 ITA 1340 RAGGIO OTTAVIA, PITANTI MATILDE 71,0 12 (19) 8 6 8 (20) 15 14 8
12 AUT 1534 CHRISTA FELTHAM, MORITZ ZIEHER 73,0 9 14 15 (21) 6 7 9 13 (18)
13 ITA 1343 SAVIO ANDREA, SAVIO ALESSANDRO 79,0 (dnf) 16 6 11 (17) 9 12 10 15
14 AUT 981 ZIEHER CARINA, MORAVEC MANUEL 81,0 7 5 18 (20) 15 5 14 17 (dnf)
15 ITA 1658 CAMPOLI EDOARDO, PEIRANO FABIO 85,0 18 (23) 16 12 7 (19) 11 18 3
16 ITA 1512 AGNOLETTO ALICE, COLOMBI GIUDITTA 93,0 (19) 13 17 7 (19) 16 19 12 9
17 ITA 1517 RICCI DANIELE, GUARDIGLI AMERIGO 97,0 14 8 13 (29) 20 15 (21) 15 12
18 GER 918 REYGERS TATJANA, REYGERS TAMARA 123,0 20 (24) (24) 9 13 22 23 20 16
19 SUI 1373 KASPAR KELLER, BURKHALTER YANN 124,0 17 15 (23) 14 14 21 20 (27) 23
20 GER 809 VON PFISTER ANTONIA, VON PFISTER LEO 125,0 16 22 14 18 23 (28) 13 (24) 19
21 GER 1283 GEISLER KRISTIN, FUCHS ANDREA 133,0 (dnf) 18 19 17 16 25 (28) 16 22
22 GER 1069 UNGER SIMON, MAAG B?RBEL 134,0 15 25 20 (28) (26) 26 16 19 13
23 GER 1222 KOEBLER TATJANA, KRAMER JULIA 135,0 22 21 21 15 18 14 24 (26) (26)
24 CRO 341 PETANI RENATA, SIMUNOV TEA 140,0 (dnf) (dnf) 22 24 22 11 25 dnf 4
25 GER 489 OPTENKAMP PATRICK, MANDEL PAUL 150,0 23 20 (25) 22 21 23 (29) 21 20
26 GER 1061 STROBEL HELENA, STROBEL ISABELLA 160,0 24 17 26 (27) (28) 27 27 25 14
27 SUI 795 JENNI IVO, VETTIGER DANIEL 161,0 (dnf) (dnf) dnf 26 25 17 17 23 21
28 NOR 1398 MELBYE EIDE RAGNA, NYLAND KRISTIN 173,0 (dnf) (dnf) dnf 25 24 24 22 22 24
29 ITA 1519 EL DACCACHE SARA, BALDUCCI OTTAVIA 185,0 21 (dnf) (dnf) 19 29 30 26 28 dnf
30 ITA 847 CASADEI MADDALENA, FIORE GIOVANNA 212,0 (dnf) (dnf) dnf 30 30 29 30 29 dnf
31 ITA 1656 RISATTI SIMONE, CAMPANA FILIPPO 224,0 (dnf) (dnf) dnf dnf dnf dnf dnf dnf dnf







Final scores and rankings are posted on the Fraglia Vela Riva’s website (www.fragliavelariva.it) in the section dedicated to the 2009 29ER EUROCUP, labeled as 'results'.

Main Sponsor of the 2009 29ER EUROCUP event was Trentino SpA (www.trentino.to).

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