Yngling Worlds Australians lead after first two races
by Sacha Oswald RYA on 24 Jul 2002
Lake Lucerne, Switzerland: After a postponement on shore waiting for the
wind to show its face, it finally appeared and boats left the shore at 12.30
pm. Two races were sailed in shifty conditions, which saw many race leaders
throughout each of the races.
Both races saw different race winners, but the tricky conditions made for a
high scoring first day.
Racing continues through until Friday, with a lay day on Wednesday, although
the feeling is that racing will continue right through as the forecast looks
set to go light towards the end of the week and the race committee want to
make sure that they fit in the ten race series. -- Sacha Oswald, RYA
Top five after 2 races, Women's fleet:
1. Melanie Dennison / Fiona Herbert / Caroline Aders, AUS, 5 points
2. Carolina Toll / Karianne Undrum / Nina Andreassen, NOR, 11
3. Hannah Swett / Melissa Purdy / Joan Touchette, USA, 14
4. Ekaterina Skoudina / Ekaterina Kovalenko / Tatiana Lartseva, RUS, 15
5. Paula Lewin / Peta Lewin / Carola Coooper, BER, 16
Top five after 2 races, Open fleet:
1. Claus Hoj Jensen / Maria Holm / Morten Harmsen, DEN, 9 points
2. Steven Neijenhuis / Anne Jan Neijenhuis / Persijn Brongers, NED, 10
3. Courtenay Dey / Linda Wennerstrom / Angela Windy, USA, 11
4. Reinier de Kler / Jeroen Bekooij / Martijn Zandbergen, NED, 12
5. Christoph Skolaut / Georg Skolaut / Wolfgang Riha, AUT, 12
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