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Sixth day of racing at Travemuende Week

by Andreas Kling on 24 Jul 2009
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On the 6th race day of the 120th Travemuende week three crews with a neat and clean record of bullets only lead their classes.

On Thursday, 23 July the repeated German TW winners Helge and Christian Sach remained unbeaten on their Formula 18 catamaran as well as Ferdinand and Sebastian Ziegelmayer from Hamburg with Philipp Meier of the Laser SB 3 and the couple Uti and Frank Thieme (Berlin) on their Korsar. In the gender mixed Olympic Laser Radial class in Travemuende the stronger sex is dominating. Overall leader Sebastian Buehler is ahead with four points followed by Helge Bochmann (both Germany). At best female sailor is 19 years old Janine Ennulat from Berlin ranked 8th.

The Travemuende Week races of the Laser Radial, the 420 and the Pirates represent the last rehearsal for the International German Youth Championship in the second week. Sebastian Buehler (16) for now is satisfied with his results: 'The three wins, I’d never had expected, make me feel comfortable and ready for the International German Youth Championship. Next week it will certainly be harder.' 160 Laser Radial sailors filed their entries for the youth regatta.

'Once again, afterwards on the paper it looks much easier than it was when we were on the water', reported Nacra helmsman Helge Sach. It wasn’t meant to diminish the victories with his brother Christian, but to show clearly, that they had to make an effort in Travemuende as well as at the F18 World Championships in Knokke, Belgium where they achieved rank eleven. 'Once we started very conservatively in the middle of the line and the race course and we saw each other rounding the first windward mark on eighth position only', he added. Playing all their routine they finally succeeded.

Local heroes Thomas Kaitschick and Peter Gardeweg from Luebeck are leading tied on points in the Pirate ahead of Gunter Edinger and Dennis Weichert (Berlin). In contrast, in the 420 class South Germany dominates the West part. Number ones are Nina Brenk and Daniel Ribnitzky from Keltern one point ahead of Hannah Knopp and Katharina Dittmer from Duisburg.

Results after the sixth race day of the 120th Travemuende Week (Thursday, 23 July)

Olympic classes

Laser Radial (results after five races): 1. Sebastian Buehler (Germany) 6 points; 2. Helge Bochmann (Germany) 10; 3. Bastian Haeusser (Germany) 15; 4. Lukas Feuerherdt (Germany) 35; 5. Florian Haufe (Germany) 35; 5. Nico Eisl (Germany) 14; 6. Thea Schweigler (Germany) 14.

International classes

Formula 18 (results after four races): 1. Helge and Christian Sach (Germany) 4 points; 2. Eckart Kaphengst/Soenke Kuehl (Germany) 13; 3. Christian Braeuer/Sandra Levgruen (Germany) 15; 4. Daniel Paysen/Nico Heinrich (Germany) 20; 5. Martin Friedrichsen/Rea Nies (Germany) 22; 6. Frank Ruebling/Martin Bach (Germany) 26.

Folkeboat (results after five races): 1. Rosehr/Jungkamp/Gaedeke (Germany) 10 points; 2. Kruse/Schneider/Lutzenberger (Germany) 12; 3. Rohrbeck/Lienau/Patzke (Germany) 12; 4. Blank/Loerke/Loerke (Germany) 15; 5. Jansen/Jansen/Jansen (Germany) 15; 6. Paulsohn/Rosehr/Hoffmann (Germany) 16.

Laser SB-3 (results after four races): 1. Ziegelmayer/Meier/Ziegelmayer (Germany) 4 points; 2. Werner/Stegmann/Lanatowitz (Germany) 10; 3. Schroeder/Gauter/Spiegel (Germany) 14; 4. Petersen/Neumann/Andersen (Germany) 14; 5. Popken/Leopold/Naegele (Germany) 20; 6. Kuebler/Hesse/Will (Germany) 27.

Pirate (results after three races): 1. Thomas Kaitschick/Peter Gardeweg (Germany) 6 points; 2. Gunter Edinger/Dennis Weichert (Germany) 6; 3.Jakob von Hausen/Soren Hadeler (Germany) 11; 4. Martin Domian/Dirk Heuer (Germany) 16; 5.Nils Dauber/Bastian Offernmanns (Germany) 26; 6. Michael Baumgart/Arne Marien (Germany)27.

420 (results after four races): 1. Nina Brenk/Daniel Ribnitzky (Germany) 18 points; 2. Hannah Knopp/Katharina Dittmer (Germany) 22; 3. Kai Becker/DorianHeitzig (Germany) 25; 4. Jonas Nachtigall/Clemens Fabian (Germany) 34; 5. Matthias Braun/Tim Federspiel (Germany) 39; 6. Benjamin Ahlers/Christian Beyer (Germany) 43.

Korsar (results after three races): 1. Uti and Frank Thieme (Germany) 3 points; 2. Axel Oberemm/Gerd Linnemann (Germany) 6; 3. Susi and Kicki Krueger (Germany) 9; 4. Dirk Braun/Sabine Guelker (Germany) 12; 5. Friedel and Maik Indenklef (Germany) 18; 6. Marianne Dr. Mueller/Susanne Trenkamp (Germany) 19.

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