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29er World Championship - Perfect scenario

by Jerelyn Biehl on 8 Jan 2011
29er Worlds 2010 Matias Capizzano http://www.capizzano.com
29er World Championship 2011 day 5, Mar del Plata, Argentina.

A better story for the final day could not be written.


The top two teams who have dueled back and forth for the top spots during the 2011 29er Worlds are tied even going into the last day. Pepe Bettini and Fernando Gwozdz turned on the heat and made up the 2-point deficit in today’s racing and are now tied with Belen Tavella and Franco Greggi.

With offshore winds, the swell layed down a bit, but were still quite confused, blowing directly into the swell. In the first race of the day, Tavella/Greggi had a bad start and used their 10th as the discard. Bettini/Gwozdz were leading the race, but overstood the layline and capsized loosing the lead to Australians Byron White and Ash Rooklyn who took the win with the top youth team Gael Jaffrezic and Julien Bloyet crossing second. In the second race of the day, Tavella/Greggi won the race to make up the point lost earlier. Bettini/Gwozdz had to settle for fifth.

The wind increased with puffs recorded in the 27-knot range, but this did not stop racing on the gold fleet course. Bettini/Gwozdz came on strong and led the race to the finish while Tavella/Greggi could only manage seventh. Francisco Consentino and Tomas Wagmaister crossed second in this race and now sit third overall with a possibility to unseat the top two. Nahuel Martinez and Axel Vugdelija are fourth overall and had a brilliant day of 3-3-4 and also with a chance for the last day.

On the silver fleet course, conditions were quite tough and the Race Committee decided to send the sailors in after two races. Spaniards Luis Rodenas Lorda and Juan Martinez Ruiz continue to lead.

Racing continues on Friday, January 7 with three more races for the gold fleet and a possibility of four in the silver fleet of the final series.

The prizegiving will be held in the evening following the final races on Saturday, January 8.



Gold Fleet:

puesto

vela timonel / tripulante reg_0 reg_1 reg_2 reg_3 reg_4 reg_5 reg_6   puntos
1 ARG 1726 BELEN TAVELLA / FRANCO GREGGI 1 1-1.00 5-5.00 1-1.00 (10-10.00) 1-1.00 7-7.00 15 16
2 ARG 0002 BETTINI PEPE /GWOZDZ FERNANDO 2 3-3.00 1-1.00 4-4.00 (6-6.00) 5-5.00 1-1.00 14 16
3 ARG 1720 COSENTINO FRANCISCO /WAGMAISTER TOMAS 3 5-5.00 3-3.00 3-3.00 5-5.00 (7-7.00) 2-2.00 18 21
4 ARG 0006 MARTINEZ NAHUEL / VUGDELIJA AXEL 9 2-2.00 (10-10.00) 10-10.00 3-3.00 3-3.00 4-4.00 22 31
5 ARG 1314 POLLITZER GONZALO /DIEZ JOSE MARIA 4 6-6.00 6-6.00 5-5.00 8-8.00 10-10.00 (DNC-26.00) 35 39
6 FRA 0009 JAFFREZIC GAEL / BLOYET JULIEN YOUTH 8 10-10.00 9-9.00 (15-15.00) 2-2.00 2-2.00 10-10.00 33 41
7 ARG 1798 REALI ETCHART VICTORIA/TERRAB GASTON 6 4-4.00 2-2.00 2-2.00 (20-20.00) 16-16.00 14-14.00 38 44
8 DEN 1732 LUBECK MADS EMIL / LUBECK CHRISTIAN PETER 13 8-8.00 7-7.00 12-12.00 9-9.00 (DNC-26.00) 6-6.00 42 55
9 AUS 1535 BYRON WHITE / ASHLEN ROOKLYN 7 18-18.00 18-18.00 (DSQ-26.00) 1-1.00 8-8.00 5-5.00 50 57
10 ARG 1316 SIELECKI MICAEL / OCAMPO TOMAS 11 7-7.00 (15-15.00) 11-11.00 4-4.00 14-14.00 11-11.00 47 58
11 GBR 1702 LLOYD WILLIAMS HENRY / BATTEN SAM YOUTH 18 12-12.00 4-4.00 14-14.00 (16-16.00) 4-4.00 9-9.00 43 61
12 ARG 1723 KREVISKY JUAN / LOPEZ SEGURA BILLY 5 9-9.00 12-12.00 7-7.00 13-13.00 (18-18.00) 16-16.00 57 62
13 ARG 1799 BILLOCH GERMAN / KOCOUREK PEDRO 14 (17-17.00) 14-14.00 6-6.00 17-17.00 6-6.00 8-8.00 51 65
14 USA 0005 FRASER MAXWELL / LIEBENBERG DAVID 10 16-16.00 23-23.00 13-13.00 7-7.00 11-11.00 (DNC-26.00) 70 80
15 ARG 1719 BRANZ SOL / ALVAREZ GALLESIO JUAMPI 15 19-19.00 (20-20.00) 8-8.00 11-11.00 17-17.00 15-15.00 70 85
16 ARG 1724 TRAVASCIO VICTORIA / SEGERS MARIO 12 (23-23.00) 17-17.00 20-20.00 12-12.00 9-9.00 18-18.00 76 88
17 USA 0015 TYLER MACDONALD / JAMES MOODY 20 21-21.00 (24-24.00) 18-18.00 18-18.00 12-12.00 3-3.00 72 92
18 ESP 1615 TRITTEL FLORIAN / TRITTEL LUCAS 17 13-13.00 16-16.00 (DSQ-26.00) 14-14.00 20-20.00 13-13.00 76 93
19 ARG 1807 LANGE SANTIAGO / LANGE KLAUS 22 (24-24.00) 8-8.00 9-9.00 21-21.00 15-15.00 19-19.00 72 94
20 ARG 1313 AGUS BRANZ /FEDE TRAVASCIO 16 15-15.00 11-11.00 21-21.00 19-19.00 (22-22.00) 17-17.00 83 99
21 DEN 0010 BAAD IDA / OLSEN MARIE FEM 19 (22-22.00) 19-19.00 16-16.00 22-22.00 13-13.00 12-12.00 82 101
22 ARG 1717 BAUDOINO ALEJANDRO / CUBRIA MARTIN 24 11-11.00 13-13.00 (OCS-26.00) 24-24.00 23-23.00 DNC-26.00 97 121
23 ARG 0436 AUTELLI JUAN JOSE /PINI NICOLAS 23 25-25.00 21-21.00 (DNC-26.00) 15-15.00 21-21.00 20-20.00 102 125
24 ARG 1315 GOMEZ LEANDRO / VILLAMBROSA FEDERICO 25 14-14.00 25-25.00 19-19.00 25-25.00 19-19.00 (DNC-26.00) 102 127
25 ARG 1184 PIRAN CLARA / PELLEGRINO MARIANO 21 20-20.00 22-22.00 17-17.00 23-23.00 24-24.00 (DNC-26.00) 106 127


Silver Fleet                  
timonel / tripulante reg_0 reg_1 reg_2 reg_3 reg_4 reg_5 reg_6   puntos
RODENAS LORDA LUIS / MARTINEZ RUIZ JUAN MIGUEL 28 1-1.00 (7-7.00) 1-1.00 2-2.00 7-7.00   11 39
BELLOCCHIO FRAN / ZAPIOLA IGNACIO 27 5-5.00 6-6.00 (DSQ-36.00) 6-6.00 1-1.00   18 45
LANE KRISTEN / NOBLE MATTHEW 29 10-10.00 1-1.00 (DNC-36.00) 4-4.00 5-5.00   20 49
ARIGOS JOSE MANUEL / NOE ALEJANDRO 33 7-7.00 3-3.00 (8-8.00) 1-1.00 8-8.00   19 52
VAN AVERMAETE FRANCISCO / CARRANO ALFREDO 34 2-2.00 (15-15.00) 5-5.00 5-5.00 6-6.00   18 52
WHITMYER DECLAN / STORCK IAN YOUTH 39 3-3.00 5-5.00 2-2.00 (11-11.00) 10-10.00   20 59
FIZULIC DOMAGOJ / OSTREZ LEON 26 4-4.00 13-13.00 15-15.00 (16-16.00) 4-4.00   36 62
HAWKINS JACK / THOMAS CHRISTOPHER YOUTH 37 8-8.00 8-8.00 4-4.00 7-7.00 (15-15.00)   27 64
CHRISTIANSEN LIN / QUORNING STINE FEM 30 13-13.00 (16-16.00) 7-7.00 13-13.00 3-3.00   36 66
HENKEN PARIS / KELTER CONNOR YOUTH 41 9-9.00 4-4.00 3-3.00 (19-19.00) 14-14.00   30 71
COOPER OLLIE / POYNER JAMES YOUTH 31 (14-14.00) 11-11.00 9-9.00 9-9.00 11-11.00   40 71
HENKEN STERLING / DEADY MIKE 35 15-15.00 17-17.00 10-10.00 (18-18.00) 2-2.00   44 79
ANDREW MOLLERUS / MATT MOLLERUS YOUTH 40 23-23.00 2-2.00 13-13.00 3-3.00 (DNC-36.00)   41 81
CAZEAUX JUSTO / DE MARTIS RAFAEL 38 16-16.00 (21-21.00) 14-14.00 10-10.00 9-9.00   49 87
PILAR TAVELLA /OTERO MARTIN 36 11-11.00 10-10.00 (DNC-36.00) 21-21.00 16-16.00   58 94
COSENTINO IVAN / CHOMETOWSKI NICOLAS 32 6-6.00 9-9.00 (DNC-36.00) 14-14.00 DNC-36.00   65 97
HORMAZABAL RENE / CANDIA AGUSTINA 44 19-19.00 12-12.00 6-6.00 20-20.00 (DNC-36.00)   57 101
MARLENE RIQUELME ANTONETTI /FRANCO RIQUELME ANTONETTI 42 18-18.00 23-23.00 (DNC-36.00) 8-8.00 13-13.00   62 104
TRAVASCIO MERCEDES / GREGGI MARIANO 46 17-17.00 18-18.00 11-11.00 15-15.00 (DNC-36.00)   61 107
FUMAGALLO EDUARDO / GIAVITTO TOMAS 45 (DNC-36.00) 27-27.00 23-23.00 12-12.00 12-12.00   74 119
SECCHI FEDERICO /PIERRARD JAVIER 53 21-21.00 26-26.00 17-17.00 24-24.00 (DNC-36.00)   88 141
GAINZA DELFINA / ZAPIOLA MATIAS 49 12-12.00 29-29.00 19-19.00 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00   96 145
PEIRANO PEDRO / PEIRANO NICOLAS 43 29-29.00 24-24.00 26,5 RDG-26.50 23-23.00 (DNC-36.00)   102.5 145.5
CORBEIL OLIVIER / ROBITAILLE JEAN LUC 47 24-24.00 20-20.00 (DNF-36.00) 22-22.00 DNC-36.00   102 149
SOMMARLUND JOHANNA / GRIM HENRIK 52 22-22.00 22-22.00 21-21.00 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00   101 153
DASSO NICOLAS / CABELLO FEDERICO 56 27-27.00 19-19.00 16-16.00 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00   98 154
BOSCO SANTIAGO / BIAVA IGNACIO YOUTH 58 28-28.00 30-30.00 22-22.00 17-17.00 (DNC-36.00)   97 155
CONTEGRAND LAUTARO / CONTEGRAND ALEJO 51 20-20.00 14-14.00 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00   106 157
IVAN CASAS HOJSAN / LUIS CASAS HOJSAN 50 26-26.00 (DNC-36.00) 12-12.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00   110 160
NOCERINO IGNACIO / NOCERINO FEDERICO 57 25-25.00 (DNC-36.00) 18-18.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00   115 172
BOZZO MARU / CONTESSI DOMINGO 59 31-31.00 28-28.00 20-20.00 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00   115 174
ORTIZ ANA / PITTALUGA QUIQUE 48 30-30.00 25-25.00 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00   127 175
CAPELLE THOMAS / MALDONADO DIEGO 54 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00   144 198
BENOZZI NATALIA /PIERINI LUCIA FEM 55 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00   144 199
BONGIORNO GINO / BONGIORNO ERIC 59 (DNC-36.00) DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00 DNC-36.00   144 203
                   



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