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B14 Europeans Day 2 - David Grace and Guy Bancroft lead

by Célia Mas-Delfault on 10 Jul 2010
Carnac YC - B14 Europeans Franck Gicquiaud http://www.littoral-ouest-photos.com
B14 Europeans Day 2 Report.

Race One saw the lightest conditions for the day, with 8 to 10 knots. There was an individual recall, but most boats got a clean start. Guy Bancroft and David Grace in Sly Bone (AUS 778) led to the first mark, followed by Tim Harrison and Johnny Radcliffe (GBR 758), and the North Sails boat (GBR 785) of Dave Hayes and Richie Bell. Tim and Johnny took the lead in the second lap and held it to the end, with North Sails moving into second and Bangers dropping to third. Richie Reynolds and Lissa McMillan in the Nude (AUS 780) moved from sixth to take fourth place.


Having finally got a race in, the fleet got a bit excitable, and there was a general recall in Race Two. As promised the Race Officer brought out the black flag. Most complied, with only one boat being disqualified. The wind built to 10 to 12 knots.

Dave Lorimer and Raf Heale in Toxic (AUS 778) had a blinder, leading from, the restart to the finish. Bancroft and Grace (AUS 778), following a disastrous start, pulled back to second, passing North Sails (GBR 785) on the final run.

Race Three was the breeziest of the day, with up to 15 knots on the course. One again the black flag was brought into service after another general recall. A clean start was had by all. Having a very strong regatta, Guy Bancroft and David Grace in Bonework (AUS 778) led all the way from Ullman Sails, Mark Watts and Chris Bishop (GBR 772). In third was another sailmaker, DS Sails (GBR 777) Dave Dobrijevic and Phil Eltringham.

Race Four all seemed rather too much after three hard races, but the fleet battled on! The breeze had moderated to 10 knots. Dave Hayes and Richie Bell in North Sails (GBR 785) led off the start line, followed by Tony Blackmore and Charlotte Jones in Flower Power (GBR 764), both boats heading for the lucky left. Only Scotty Cunningham and Jason Walker, Bonework (AUS 7) split the pair at the first windward mark, with Scotty and Jason coming in from the right on subsequent rounds taking the win. Dave Hayes and Richie Bell took second with Dave Lorimer and Raf Heale in Toxic (AUS 778) also coming in from the right to take third. At the end of the first day of racing, Guy Bancroft and David Grace in Sly Bone (AUS 778) are leading the pack with the North Sails (GBR 785) boys in second. Dave Lorimer and Raf Heale in Toxic (AUS 778) are in third with Scotty Cunningham and Jason Walker, Bonework (AUS 7) lying fourth. With Australians currently filling three of the top four places, the Brits and French have their work cut out for the worlds next week.

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Results (Before Jury)

Rgs Ident Concurrents P Ret P tot c.1 c.2 c.3 c.4 Club / Pays
1

 AUS 778

GRACE DAVID
 BANCROFT Guy 

5.00 9.00 2
2.00
2
2.00
1
1.00
4
4.00

AUSTRALIE

2

 785

HAYES David
 BELL Richie 

10.00 47.00 OCS
37.00
3
3.00
5
5.00
2
2.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

3

 AUS 374

LORIMER David
 HEALE Rafael 

12.00 24.00 12
12.00
1
1.00
8
8.00
3
3.00

AUSTRALIE

4

 AUS  7

CUNNINGHAM Scott
 WALKER Jason 

12.00 19.00 6
6.00
5
5.00
7
7.00
1
1.00

AUSTRALIE

5

 772

WATTS Mark
 BISHOP Chris 

13.00 20.00 7
7.00
4
4.00
2
2.00
7
7.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

6

 GBR 758

HARRISON Tim
 RATCLIFFE Jonny 

15.00 25.00 1
1.00
9
9.00
10
10.00
5
5.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

7

 GBR 777

DOBRIJEVIC David
 ELTRINGHAM Philipp 

16.00 26.00 5
5.00
8
8.00
3
3.00
10
10.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

8

 GBR 787

FELLS Tim
 RAMUS Andy 

20.00 36.00 16
16.00
6
6.00
6
6.00
8
8.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

9

 784

BARNES Mark
 SMITH Paul 

24.00 39.00 8
8.00
7
7.00
9
9.00
15
15.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

10

 764

BLACKMORS Tony
 JONAS Charlotte 

29.00 46.00 13
13.00
10
10.00
17
17.00
6
6.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

11

 370

CUNNINGHAM IAN
 CUNNINGHAM David 

30.00 46.00 14
14.00
16
16.00
4
4.00
12
12.00

AUSTRALIE

12

 763

DAVIS Alan
 BARSLEY DALE Toby 

33.00 51.00 18
18.00
12
12.00
12
12.00
9
9.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

13

 AUS 780

REYNOLDS Richard
 MC MILLAN Lissa 

34.00 53.00 3
3.00
19
19.00
14
14.00
17
17.00

AUSTRALIE

14

 768

MC GRATH Will
 REECE Harry 

35.00 49.00 9
9.00
14
14.00
13
13.00
13
13.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

15

 GBR 786

BROWN Géraldine
 FERMOR Leaky 

39.00 76.00 4
4.00
BFD
37.00
19
19.00
16
16.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

16

 AUS 376

HUNT Sophie
 PAYNE Andrew 

40.00 57.00 17
17.00
13
13.00
16
16.00
11
11.00

AUSTRALIE

17

 769

COWIN Daniel
 HOLLANDS Daniel 

48.00 66.00 15
15.00
18
18.00
15
15.00
18
18.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

18

 779

BOYLE Kelvin
 MACDONALD Michael 

50.00 87.00 22
22.00
17
17.00
11
11.00
DNF
37.00

AUSTRALIE

19

 GBR 767

BOSWIJK Rod
 BINNEY Sharon 

52.00 73.00 21
21.00
20
20.00
18
18.00
14
14.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

20

 773

CRAIG Nick
 JOHNSON Matt 

58.00 95.00 10
10.00
11
11.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

21

 GBR 757

MURRAY Phil
 RUTHEFORD Kevin 

60.00 97.00 25
25.00
15
15.00
20
20.00
DNF
37.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

22

 GBR 672

HOLLINGSWORTH Steve
 MURPHY Chris 

60.00 82.00 19
19.00
22
22.00
21
21.00
20
20.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

23

 GBR 646

CRISPIN Taylor
 GUY Harrill 

63.00 86.00 20
20.00
21
21.00
23
23.00
22
22.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

24

 733

TRIFFITT Rhys
 REYNOLDS JONES Simon 

64.00 88.00 24
24.00
23
23.00
22
22.00
19
19.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

25

 656

HOLMAN Elliot
 NASH Elisabeth Jane 

74.00 102.00 28
28.00
27
27.00
24
24.00
23
23.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

26

 751

GENDRON Cedric
 
GENDRON Gael 

76.00 109.00 33
33.00
26
26.00
26
26.00
24
24.00

C N ST GILDAS
C N CORMORANE

27

 766

PRICE Barry
 STORER Alistair 

77.00 114.00 31
31.00
DNF
37.00
25
25.00
21
21.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

28

 AUS 355

MITCHELL Stephen
 VAN GALEN Amy 

79.00 107.00 27
27.00
28
28.00
27
27.00
25
25.00

AUSTRALIE

29

 FRA 616

LE CORGUILLE Philippe
 
SUDRIE Erwann 

84.00 121.00 29
29.00
25
25.00
30
30.00
DNF
37.00

C N DE PLERIN
C N DE PLERIN

30

 FRA 717

LECAM Sebastien
 
LE CAM Sophie 

84.00 114.00 30
30.00
29
29.00
29
29.00
26
26.00

C N DE PLERIN
C N DE PLERIN

31

 GBR 775

BINES Chris
 GIBBONS Dave 

85.00 122.00 11
11.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

32

 AUS 368

WALDON Geoff
 PONGRATZ Nicole 

85.00 119.00 34
34.00
30
30.00
28
28.00
27
27.00

AUSTRALIE

33

 FRA 743

DUCARROIR Christophe
 
FRABOULET Cedric 

93.00 130.00 32
32.00
24
24.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00

C.V.M.L
Y C CARNAC

34

 GBR 774

SHERRATT Kathy
 BENNET Rachel 

97.00 134.00 23
23.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

35

 AUS 356

WATSON Daniel
 MC KENDRICK Ailie 

100.00 137.00 26
26.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00

AUSTRALIE

---

 742

RAYNES Carl
 RAYNES Guy 

111.00 148.00 DNS
37.00
DNS
37.00
DNF
37.00
DNF
37.00

GRANDE-BRETAGNE

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