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Last Chance Regatta & Qualified Nations Regatta at French Olympic Week - Day 3

by US Sailing Team 24 Apr 2024 03:50 AEST April 21-27, 2024
Last Chance Regatta & Qualified Nations Regatta at French Olympic Week © Sailing Energy

It was another wacky day on the water at French Olympic Week, with storms disrupting weather patterns and creating a moderate, tricky breeze for competitors. That didn't faze US Sailing Team athlete Noah Lyons, who continued his domination over the Last Chance Regatta iQFOiL fleet. Lyons won all five of today's slalom races and will once again enter tomorrow's racing wearing the yellow jersey, with an 18-point lead over second place Lithuania.

Paris 2024 selected athlete Ford McCann is inching closer to country qualification in the ILCA 7 fleet, moving up five places to 7th with a fourth-place finish in today's only race. Markus Edegran had a consistent day in the Men's Formula Kite fleet, scoring a 5, 7, 5. This moves him up to 5th overall and 4th country ranking with two days of racing left. Edegran must finish as one of the top five countries in order to secure his place at Paris 2024.

In the Qualified Nations Regatta, the ILCA 6 women were able to get in their first races of the series. American Christina Sakellaris is in 12th, followed by US Sailing Team athlete Charlotte Rose in 15th and American Lilly Myers in 27th.

USA Standings in the Last Chance Regatta at French Olympic Week

  • Men’s iQFOiL – USA 1st country ranking overall (need 5th or higher)
    • 1st – Noah Lyons, US Sailing Team & Paris 2024 Selected Athlete
  • Men’s Formula Kite – USA 5th country ranking overall (need 5th or higher)
    • 5th – Markus Edegran, US Sailing Team & Paris 2024 Selected Athlete
    • 27th – Adam Keaton
  • ILCA 7 – USA 12th country ranking overall (need 3rd or higher)
    • 7th – Ford McCann, US Sailing Team & Paris 2024 Selected Athlete
    • 15th – Leo Boucher
    • 16th – Marshall McCann

USA Standings in the Qualified Nations Regatta at French Olympic Week

  • 49er
    • 7th – Andrew Mollerus & Ian MacDiarmid, US Sailing Team
    • 15th – Ian Barrows & Hans Henken, US Sailing Team & Paris 2024 Nominated Athletes
  • Mixed 470
    • 14th – Stu McNay, OLY & Lara Dallman-Weiss, OLY, US Sailing Team & Paris 2024 Nominated Athletes, 4x Olympian & Tokyo Olympian
  • Women’s Formula Kite
    • did not race today – Daniela Moroz, US Sailing Team & Paris 2024 Nominated Athlete
  • Women’s iQFOiL
    • 14th – Dominique Stater, US Sailing Team & Paris 2024 Nominated Athlete
  • ILCA 6
    • 12th – Christina Sakellaris
    • 15th – Charlotte Rose, US Sailing Team
    • 27th – Lilly Myers

Full results available here.

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