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Paul Cayard at the 2018 ISCYRA Western Hemisphere Championship - Overall

by Paul Cayard 16 Apr 2018 15:25 AEST 12-15 April 2018
2018 ISCYRA Western Hemisphere Championship - Day 4 © Paul Cayard

The two final races of the 2018 Star Western Hemisphere Championship were held on Sunday in 15-18 knots of wind from the southeast. Jorge Zarif of Brazil was on fire winning both races. It was very physical and the conditions suited the 25 year old Finn sailor perfectly.

Tutu and I had the second best scores with a 3, 2. Lars Grael had finishes of 2, 4 which was sufficient to protect his lead and win the Championship. At the last mark of the last race, Grael was 8th while we were second. Finishing in these positions would have given Tuto and I the Championship. But Lars and Samuel sailed very fast down the final run to pass 4 boats. I am happy with our performance considering it was our first time sailing together.

Jorge Zarif moved up to third for the series with his great finishes today and Augie Diaz with Bruno Prada crewing finished 4th. Tomas Hornos finished 5th.

The only sailor not from Brazil in the first three teams was myself. Brazil has always been a strong sailing country and they are producing more good young sailors like Tutu and Jorge Zarif.

This was the last event of the winter series here in Miami which started in November. The next Star Championship will be the Eastern Hemisphere Championship in two weeks time in Trieste, Italy. After that we will be racing on the west coast for several regattas including the North American Championship at Marina Del Rey in August.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoBoat NameHelm / CrewR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8Pts
1  BRA 8474RenataLars Grael / Samuel Goncalves12314102518
2  USA 8466USA 8466Paul Cayard / Arthur Lopes93121213221
3  BRA 8210Tati Quebra BarracoJorge Zarif / Guilherme De almeida315101781129
4  USA 8509DaniluAugie Diaz / Bruno Prada513104258337
5  USA 8481USA 8481Tomas Hornos / Phil Toth11721131210RDG53.3
6  USA 8464Pied Piper / National MarineJack Jennings / Frithjof Kleen2151327836855
7  USA 8230Back from the DeadJohn Dane III / Tim Ray1212119745RET60
8  USA 8522USA 8459Peter Vessella / Phil Trinter7466191971160
9  BRA 8510Vida BandidaLuca Modena / MARCELLO SANSONE4OCS2235149764
10  DEN 8532African QueenJørgen Schönherr / Jan Eli Gravad162112339111266
11  USA 8521StellaJohn MacCausland / Roger Cheer1014151221612675
12  BRA 8393CapatostaMarcelo Bellotti / Mauricio Bueno13625RET13134478
13  USA 8000USA 8000Aruthur Anosov / David Caesar1851411151519987
14  USA 8520RachelAndy Macdonald / Brad Nichol89819921RET1387
15  CAN 8445RemarcBrian Cramer / Cam Lymburner6167221016211793
16  ARG 8498JuanitaAlberto Zanetti / Payson InfeliseDNC841414361314103
17  USA 8502USA 8502Mike Hecky / Guy Avellon141019523202018106
18  ARG 8285Pichon PichoniErich Mones / Diego Peisajovich23RET9152271821115
19  USA 8504PicnicWilliam Swigart / Brian Fatih1511293120261415130
20  USA 8484BarakablueLarry Whipple / Antonio Tsotras17231771817DNSDNS137
21  CAN 8272Southern StarJerry Wendt / Bryan Milne2620181816312219139
22  USA 8440USA 8440Jim Buckingham / Rick Peters27RET302111281710144
23  GER 8361VoodooStefan Lehnert / Kilian WeiseOCS181617612RETDNS145
24  USA 8059Re‑PearRobert Lippincott / Arnis Baltins2424322027271616154
25  USA 82468246Shane Zwingelberg / Charlie Koules2217282828182323159
26  ARG 8008SarexpressFabian Mac Gowan / Ariel Simonet20222682522RETDNS161
27  SUI 8499FramChristoph Gautschi / Tina Gautschi2519313426321520168
28  USA 8153USA 8153Nicolaus Pro / Chad Easley34RET2416RET112427174
29  SWE 7978FridolinIngvar Krook / Christoffer Lundgren2828202531232825177
30  SWE 8358LobsterLars Ahlström / Bo Selko3030273024242624185
31  CAN 8271USA 8271Al Cullen / Dave Martin31OCS223529252522189
32  USA 6320Bingo XDwight Escalera / Elizabeth Escalera1931332433333028198
33  USA 8439USA 8439Bob Teitge / Thad Brej21263433302927DNF200
34  USA 8410T2Mike Phinney / Alex Baker292523263530RETDNS206
35  CAN 7887USA 7887John Hokanson / Marcel Beltz32OCS353634342926226
36  USA 8507USA 8507James Revkin / Richard Burgess352736293235DNSDNS232
37  USA 8215SonyaJohn Chiarella / Bob Carlson332937323637DNSDNS242

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