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ILCA 7 World Championship at Adelaide Sailing Club - Day 2

by Harry Fisher, Down Under Sail 27 Jan 05:08 PST 24-31 January 2024
2024 ILCA 7 Men World Championship Day 2 © Jack Fletcher / Down Under Sail

Late sea breeze delays racing, finals takes shape

Tricky and variable conditions may have halted the start of Day 2 of the 2024 Wireless Communications ILCA 7 Men's World Championship, but a late afternoon sea breeze ensured everything got back on track.

The first race of the day got under way just after the scheduled start time, but was soon abandoned with sailors sent ashore to await further instructions.

With the sea breeze filling in late, sailors strapped themselves in for a long day, wrapping up just past 8:00pm local time after two solid races were completed.

The long day was frustrating for some, and beneficial for others, with the results now settling in on the eve of the final day of qualifying.

Norwegian Hermann Tomasgaard remains atop the rankings, taking another race win in Race 3 to solidify top spot as the drop comes into play.

Reigning Olympic and World champion Matt Wearn also slid right into the mix as well with a second and a first putting him second overall, only dropping a 6th from Day 1.

British Sailing Team member Sam Whaley led the opening race before it was abandoned, however said he had maintained consistent form this event and was happy with how he was going.

"Long day on the water, we went out in the morning and started one race, we got most of the way round and rather annoyingly I was in the lead, so I was pretty much there when they abandoned it and then they sent us in," he said.

"The last day of qualifying is going to be interesting, I think the forecast is looking quite light at the moment, but hopefully we'll get kind of a sea breeze, so fingers crossed."

With two more races remaining in qualifying, the top 50 gold fleet is beginning to take shape and a number of countries continue vying for Olympic selection.

India's Vishnu Saravanan was a big mover today, putting a 7th and a 2nd on his scorecard that moved him into a strong position in 22nd overall.

"Today was a good day so it puts me up there, it was a nice day to just kind of refresh what was going on in training and then just to put it all together, even though I had some really bad starts, I just recovered and the goal was to just keep the focus high and just fight until the end," Saravanan said.

"It's gonna be tricky (tomorrow) because it's the last qualifying day so it's very important to do really well in the qualifying because finals, as everybody knows, is going to be tough.

"All the good guys are going to be there so it's better to have good results in the qualifying and then you can wait for your discards in the finals."

Tomorrow's forecast looks similar to today with a late afternoon sea breeze forecast, however with everything to play for, anything can happen.

For more information visit event website.

Full results available here.

Results after Day 2:

PosNatSail noHelmR1R2R3R4Pts
1stNOR224454Hermann Tomasgaard111‑53
2ndAUS199015Matt Wearn‑61214
3rdCRO216063Filip Jurišic23‑416
4thAUS219896Luke Elliott125‑98
5thGER191131Philipp Buhl31‑559
6thGBR210139Michael Beckett(30%)61310
7thCHI211771Clemente Seguel Lacámara253‑910
8thHUN213119Jonatan Vadnai‑1372312
9thFRA216112Jean‑Baptiste Bernaz‑624612
10thAUS211556Ethan Mcaullay5‑91713
11thNOR223393Christoffer Srrlie472‑1613
12thNZL219921Thomas Saunders4‑119417
13thPOR223215Eduardo Marques‑2966517
14thIRL222017Finn Lynch‑846818
15thAUS199088Zac Littlewood125‑16320
16thGER211241Nik Aaron Willim‑19410620
17thBEL214116William De Smet‑29163221
18thCYP212431Pavlos Kontides‑14381021
19thGUA211981Juan Maegli6105‑3121
20thNZL214137George Gautrey3(30%)31723
21stTUR213512Yigit Yalcin Citak5‑1771123
22ndIND218191Vishnu Saravanan15‑197224
23rdCAN221811Luke Ruitenberg2‑1513924
24thPUR214311Pedro Fernandez‑17164424
25thIRL216101Ewan Mcmahon‑2499624
26thARG222111Francisco Guaragna Rigonat38‑171425
27thARG222148Facundo Olezza12(DSQ)12226
28thMNE191715Milivoj Dukic‑16481426
29thGBR224124Daniel Whiteley1097‑2126
30thAUS214418Finn Alexander97‑111127
31stESP211309Joaquin Blanco Albalat9‑2617430
32ndESP211710Joel Rodriguez Perez135‑361230
33rdGBR223102Sam Whaley71014‑1731
34thSUI191817Gauthier Verhulst8‑30111231
35thFIN214111Kaarle Tapper108‑191432
36thFIN224484Nooa Laukkanen‑381181332
37thCRO212013Tonci Stipanovic‑236131534
38thUSA157851Leo Boucher9‑28111535
39thNED223054Duko Bos1114‑151035
40thFIN222065Valtteri Uusitalo‑292122236
41stDEN210987Johan Lundgaard Schubert71118‑2036
42ndUSA218131Marshall Mccann7‑33121736
43rdHUN213095Benjamin Vadnai15‑2215737
44thNOR218563Uffe Tomasgaard141410‑2738
45thMAS214989Khairulnizam Mohd Afendy415‑282039
46thSWE219489Emil Bengtson13179(DNC)39
47thHKG171979Nicholas Halliday171310‑1940
48thITA216159Lorenzo Brando Chiavarini5‑20201641
49thSGP222980Ryan Lo19‑3022142
50thAUS198098Stefan Elliott‑Shircore1618‑20842
51stESP211436Leopoldo Barreto Haschke10‑25141842
52ndTHA213137Arthit Mikhail Romanyk11‑3524843
53rdGBR221582Finley Dickinson‑3210211647
54thMNE224085Ilija Markovic1818‑251147
55thGRE221449Georgios Papadakos122016(BFD)48
56thCRO222212Bruno Gaspic2019‑221251
57thBER223238Sebastian Kempe‑342861852
58thGER224211Nico Naujock251513(10%)53
59thAUS217316Michael Compton15‑32231553
60thNOR224254Theodor Middelthon‑2619162156
61stESA210211Enrique Arathoon161229(BFD)57
62ndUSA221715Ford Mccann261714(BFD)57
63rdFRA203855Alexandre Boite182317‑2458
64thJPN217704Haruto Kuroda‑461240759
65thCAN215011Liam Bruce21‑38152359
66thSWE222506Ludvig Lindqvist33820(BFD)61
67thTUR191719Berkay Abay22‑35182161
68thCZE221935Ondrej Teply212218‑2961
69thGBR219895James Percival‑Cooke‑3724281062
70thGRE212521Dimitris Papadimitriou191429‑4262
71stSLO214148Zan Luka Zelko211625‑2762
72ndJPN204996Yoshihiro Suzuki2223‑241863
73rdGER211217Tim‑Felipe Conradi2712‑322564
74thUSA218111Chapman Petersen‑3027191965
75thDEN218174Nikolaj Borch2221‑382366
76thPOR217531Santiago Sampaio1125‑313167
77thBRA171171Bruno Fontes32‑36221367
78thSWE216181Wilhelm Kark241827‑3069
79thCAN178611Fillah Karim24‑31261969
80thGER191899Philip Walkenbach83131‑4470
81stITA221118Dimitri Peroni143521(BFD)70
82ndITA219281Giacomo Musone341325(BFD)72
83rdAUS181887Sam King20‑29272572
84thECU197116Matias Dyck2320‑333073
85thGER221387Justin Barth2823‑442273
86thLTU223708Martis Pajarskas‑4333281374
87thCAN216264Ryan Anderson1824‑343274
88thGER223181Julian Hoffmann172533(BFD)75
89thAUS221956Isaac Schotte‑3126193075
90thCAN217218Michael Leigh‑2727212775
91stBER222411Campbell Patton23‑31272676
92ndGRE210600Anastasios Panagiotidis‑2626262476
93rdCAN217718James Juhasz2813‑383879
94thUSA199796Malcolm Lamphere252134(BFD)80
95thISR214931Maor Ben Harosh28‑34332081
96thNZL219221Luke Deegan3322‑422681
97thCHN211513Ning Zhao‑3532292283
98thCAN219066Norman Struthers‑4038232384
99thNZL212259Caleb Armit322923‑4084
100thLCA214113Luc Chevrier3921‑402686
101stAUS219891Lawson Mcaullay20DGR35‑3986.3
102ndIVB208841Thad Lettsome3330‑362588
103rdARG220573Juan Pablo Cardozo3624(UFD)2989
104thMON221812Jeremy Moutout31‑40302990
105thUSA221611Daniel Escudero343324(BFD)91
106thAUS166789Edward Reid27‑44303491
107thJPN216228Kazumasa Segawa‑4029323394
108thAUS217539Lachie Weber‑4242322498
109thAUS222155Jack Eickmeyer303237(BFD)99
110thDEN222816Andreas Krabbe‑Christensen3037‑3933100
111thJPN220186Kenji Nanri35‑363431100
112thDEN218709Kenneth Frederiksen373430(BFD)101
113thCHN211313Yulong Qiu382737(BFD)102
114thUSA222516James Golden‑47402637103
115thTHA211027Chusitt Punjamala‑49443128103
116thFIN215016Fredrik Westman‑40363532103
117thCAN191126Ben Flower35‑413632103
118thNZL222172George Pilkington25‑464535105
119thCRO219759Stipe Gaspic(SPI)413828107
120thAUS222421Patrick Scally41‑453928108
121stNZL218101Luke Cashmore313444(BFD)109
122ndNZL220054Dylan Forsyth3637‑4037110
123rdBER215024Malcolm Benn Smith3740‑4335112
124thAUS217820Daniel Costandi3638‑4738112
125thIND212161Mohit Saini41‑453933113
126thAUS224626Will Sargent‑47433539117
127thSRB203013Nikola Banjac393741‑42117
128thJPN208222Ao Higuchi42‑484234118
129thUSA200404Robby Meek3939‑4340118
130thSAM216199Eroni Leilua‑44414336120
131stAUT191101Clemens Kuebber4344‑4634121
132ndSGP214170Wonn Kye Lee4443‑4535122
133rdAUS221522Julian Taylor‑45394538122
134thCHI214730Ricardo Seguel Lacámara3842‑4743123
135thAUS211566Thomas Farley‑48394243124
136thBAH213428Joshua Higgins41(DSQ)4737125
137thAUS217361Patrick Cummin46‑474636128
138thAUS209514Alexander Bijkerk424244‑45128
139thCHN221231Jindong Kong‑48474141129
140thAUS221957Hamish Crabb‑49493745131
141stJPN217058Shusuke Takeuchi474341(BFD)131
142ndAUS216366Hamish Gilsenan4546‑4941132
143rdAUS223666Tom Holmes4345‑4846134
144thAUS202847John Gordon‑50494939137
145thJPN220060Yuta Irie49‑504840137
146thITA221411Valerio Cassanmagnago4647‑4844137
147thAUS216359Otto Henry454650(DNC)141
148thAUS224557James Quentin Burns‑50484647141
149thAUS224558Steve Gunther4848‑4948144
150thUKR216369David Surkov‑50505047147
151stAUS199224Chris Thorpe‑51515146148
152ndPOL213213Vincent Peter‑51515149151

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