2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final - Abu Dhabi - Leaderboards shape up

by ISAF on 29 Nov 2014 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final - Abu Dhabi - The leaderboards across the ten Olympic and open kiteboarding event at the 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi, UAE are shaping up ahead of the penultimate day of racing.

A lighter breeze in the region of nine - twelve knots with gusts up to 13 knots made for an intriguing day of racing in the Emirati capital. At the midway stage of the regatta there is minimal separation of the top racers. The level has been raised and every competitor is aiming to put in their best display as they bid to for glory and a share of the USD $200,000 prize fund.

The waters of Abu Dhabi were blessed with the sight of 270 of the world’s finest competitors from 38 nations from 12:00 as racing commenced around Lulu Island and off the stunning Corniche.

Nacra 17:

Billy Besson and Marie Riou (FRA) held on to their Nacra 17 lead as the overnight French 1-2-3 was broken up.

Besson and Riou occupied top spot heading into the second day with compatriots Audrey Ogereau and Matthieu Vandame (FRA) following in second and Moana Vaireaux and Manon Audinet (FRA) in third. However the French dominance was shattered by Austria’s Thomas Zajac and Tanja Frank and Switzerland’s Matias Buhler and Nathalie Brugger who took a race win apiece to pile on the pressure.

'It was really difficult for us,' said Zajac, 'In fact much more difficult than yesterday as the wind was going up and down with big wind holes in the fleet. You needed a bit of luck to have a nice consistent day.'

All of the teams had a very much up and down day with consistent results at a premium. The French teams dropped down to fourth and fifth, still in the hunt and Zajac remains wary, 'We haven’t broken the French dominance yet I would say. There are still some races to go but as we saw yesterday and today it won’t be easy tomorrow. We are inshore in the bay and I think it could be a difficult day tomorrow.'

The Austrians picked up the final race victory of the day, racing tactically in a seven - nine knot breeze just off Lulu Island. With just 13 points separating first to sixth the Zajac knows the next few days will be a challenge yet has one eye on picking up an Abu Dhabi medal, 'We’re not going to do anything special tomorrow, just try to do the same thing we’ve been doing over the last few days by just concentrating and doing our best.

'It would be awesome (to finish on the podium) and it would be a really nice finish to the year. Our big goal this year was to qualify the nation for the Rio Olympic Games. We are really happy we did this and to be here and finish on the podium would be a nice bonus.'

Besson and Riou have been the top performers throughout recent months and have two Nacra 17 World Championship titles to their name. The pair are always dangerous on the race track yet strive to improve and develop one race at a time.

With three races on Friday and Sunday’s Medal Race to decide the podium, Besson and Riou remain cautious, 'You never know how it will go until each race has finished,' said Besson, 'We are leading now even though we had a bad day but tomorrow we’ll look to correct our mistakes.

'We have the sun and waves here in Abu Dhabi so it is great sailing conditions.'

Besson and Riou top the podium on 13 points followed by Zajac and Frank on 19 points. Buhler and Brugger complete the podium on 20 points, tied with Ogereau and Vandame.

Men’s RS:X:

France’s Louis Giard put in a fearless display in the Men’s RS:X to grab the lead with both hands.

The Frenchman is one of the youngest competitors in the experienced pack of elite athletes and picked up three race victories on another glamorous day in Abu Dhabi.

'It was perfect for me,' beamed Giard ashore after racing, 'I scored three bullets so it was a really good day. I made good choices. Sometimes everything goes perfectly and that was certainly the case today, it was perfect. The conditions were great, sunny, a bit of wind and I’m really enjoying this week. Tomorrow I will try to keep up with the same spirit.'

With an abundance of Olympians within the fleet the youngster certainly isn’t daunted when going up against the best of the best. Blasting his way around the race track to take three excellent victories he is showing no sign of lacking big race knowledge, 'It’s sometimes a bit inconvenient when you have less experience but sometimes you just have ‘young power’ and you’re fearless.

'You feel like you have more power and it’s just about enjoying it and not allowing any extra pressure.'

The young gun has a nine point lead over ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao gold medallist Byron Kokkalanis (GRE). Overnight leader Pawel Tarnowski (POL) was an up and down, taking a six – eleven - six scoreline and drops to third overall.

Women’s RS:X:

It was another great day for Bryony Shaw (GBR) as she added two more race victories to the three she worked hard for on the opening day.

The British racer has been revelling in Abu Dhabi, enjoying the conditions and the culture, and has duly been rewarded by dominating the 18-boat fleet.

Shaw started the day with a 12th place finish, which she discards but she found rhythm in Race five. Shaw took an early lead and rounded the first mark well ahead of the chasing pack. Hei Man Chen (HKG) looked to catch up with Shaw, progressing up from ninth to second. Unfortunately for the Hong Kong racer it was too little too late as she ended up 20 seconds shy of Shaw at the finish.

The Briton then fended off charges from Charline Picon (FRA) and Flavia Tartaglini (ITA) in the final race of the day but held strong to take her fifth race win of the regatta and with it, a healthy lead.

Shaw tops the pile on five points with Picon trailing on 21 in second. Italy’s Laura Linares is third on 28 points.

Women’s 470:

It’s tough at the top in the Women’s 470 as 2014 World and European Champions Lara Vadlau and Jolanta Ogar (AUT) finished up tied on four points with China’s Shasha Chen and Haiyan Gao after two intriguing races.

The teams shared a race victory apiece with the Austrians securing a third and the Chinese picking up an eighth in the other. Both teams discard those scores but with 11 exceptional teams in the fleet they will have to tread carefully over the final two days.

After racing Vadlau said, 'It’s nice racing between the Chinese, they are really good sailors. It will be quite a nice battle between us but tomorrow we will just sail our race, do our best and then we will see.'

Sophie Weguelin and Eilidh McIntyre (GBR) are back in the boat competing for the first time since August after the former picked up deep vein thrombosis travelling back from Rio de Janeiro for the Olympic test event. The former World number one pair, who won gold at the 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, have taken back to racing well and occupy the final podium spot.

Men’s 470:

Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS) are showing their class in the 16-boat Men’s 470. The pair enjoyed another excellent day on the water posting a third and a bullet to give them a one point lead over Japan’s Tetsuya Matsunaga and Yugo Yoshida.

The Australians have a consistent string of races under their belts whilst those around them, minus Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (GRE) in fifth, count some bigger scores.

With two fleet races remaining ahead of the Medal Race, Belcher knows it will all boil down to Sunday’s judgement day, 'Everyone is well aware that the Medal Race will decide it. We’re not necessarily here to win. We’re here to perform and to take each race as it comes. There are only six races so we’re just sailing as well as we can and take as much out of it as we can.'

Belcher is one of the most dominant sailors around, winning five consecutive World Championship titles, an Olympic gold at London 2012 and amassing 17 consecutive regatta victories. He has seen a lot across his many years of racing but Abu Dhabi is a first for him and he likes what he sees, 'It’s an amazing place to race. It’s not every day you can race in 12 knots and be wearing lycra which is pretty cool. We came over here because we wanted a top level competition. We’ve got six of the top seven in the world and we’ve certainly got that.

'The Abu Dhabi people are really welcoming in what we’re doing and they are showing a lot of support. The weather conditions are fantastic and the racing doesn’t get much better than this. It’s fantastic, we’re really happy to be here and we’re looking forward to seeing how this event develops in the next few years.'

Twelve points separate places first to eighth so it is all to play for with two days of racing remaining.

49er and 49erFX:

The top spots in the 49er and the 49erFX remain the same following a solid day of racing for the overnight leaders.

Tomasz Januszewski and Jacek Nowak picked up a two – thirteen - one scoreline in the 49er to maintain their advantage. Marcus Hansen and Josh Porebski (NZL) are up into second, nine points off the Polish competitors. John Pink and Stu Bithell (GBR) are one point off the Kiwis in the final podium spot.

New Zealand’s Alex Maloney and Molly Meech were near faultless in the 49erFX fleet taking a second and two race victories. As a result of their great day they have extended their lead to 11 points over Sweden’s Lisa Ericson and Hanna Klinga. Giulia Conti and Francesca Clapcich (ITA) drop to third overall.

Laser and Laser Radial:

Tom Burton and Francesco Marrai (ITA) are tied on seven points apiece in the 20-boat Laser fleet. It was an up and down day for Burton who was penalised in the opening race, subsequently receiving a scoring penalty, before he bounced back to take victory in the final race of the day.

Marrai on the other hand was a model of consistency. A pair of seconds promotes him up from 11th proving that anything can happen in the ultra-competitive Laser fleet.

2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao gold medallist Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) picked up two fifth place finishes, leaving him third overall.

Just one point separates the top three in the Laser Radial with Tuula Tenkanen (FIN) and Evi Van Acker (BEL) locked on eight points and Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN) third on nine points.

Rindom stole the show by taking a race victory and a second to promote herself up the leaderboard. The days other race win went to Josefin Olsson (SWE) who is ninth overall.

Finn:

Vasilij Zbogar (SLO) remains in control in the Finn fleet after he recorded a seventh and a second. He tops the billing on four points.

Croatia’s Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic took the opening race win of the day and backed it up with a fourth. He trails Zbogar by four points.

Caleb Paine (USA) performed well in the lighter breeze, bettering his opening day to push up the leaderboard. The American came through with a sixth in Race three and dominated Race four, leading from the start to the finish to take the win by nine seconds over Zbogar.

Open Kiteboarding:

The kiteboarders moved into their Round Robin heats and it went via the form book across the board.

The top four heading into the second day of Riccardo Leccese (ITA), Oliver Bridge (GBR), Florian Trittel (ESP) and Maxime Nocher (FRA) all picked up race victories in their respective heats.

The competitors will resume with heat racing on Saturday before the top ten boats progress to the medal stage.

Two semi-finals will be held with five racers in each. Places one and two will carry forward ten points, three and four seven points, five and six five points, seven and eight four points and nine and ten three points. Two races in each semi-final will follow with the top two placed sailors in each heading to the final.

From there, it's a four way single race shoot out for the podium spots.

Racing is scheduled to resume at 12:00 local time in Abu Dhabi with the Medal Race places to be decided.





  Complete Results: 

Nacra 17 - Mixed - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	FRA	FRA 1	Billy Besson Marie Riou	2	2	1	5	(10)	3	23.00	13.00
2	AUT	AUT 205	Thomas Zajac Tanja Chiara Frank	3	6	7	(9)	2	1	28.00	19.00
3	SUI	SUI 41	Matías Bühler Nathalie Brugger	1	8	(12)	1	8	2	32.00	20.00
4	FRA	FRA 85	Audrey Ogereau Matthieu Vandame	4	1	6	(7)	5	4	27.00	20.00
5	FRA	FRA 65	Moana Vaireaux Manon Audinet	(7)	3	4	2	6	6	28.00	21.00
6	ITA	ITA 262	Vittorio Bissaro Silvia Sicouri	6	7	3	3	(9)	7	35.00	26.00
7	GBR	GBR 257	Lucy Macgregor Andrew Walsh	5	10	5	6	3	(11)	40.00	29.00
8	FRA	FRA 077	Franck Cammas Alizée Desbordes	13	13	(18) UFD	4	1	5	54.00	36.00
9	GBR	GBR 60	Ben Saxton Nicola Groves	10	4	8	8	(14)	9	53.00	39.00
10	ITA	ITA 219	Federica Salvà Francesco Bianchi	9	5	9	(14)	7	12	56.00	42.00
11	GRE	GRE 210	Sofia Bekatorou Konstantinos Trigonis	(15)	12	2	10	15	10	64.00	49.00
12	CAN	CAN 100	Luke Ramsay Nikola Girke	11	9	11	(12)	11	8	62.00	50.00
13	RUS	RUS 247	Sergey Dzhienbaev Daria Ivanova	8	11	(18) DSQ	15	4	13	69.00	51.00
14	ITA	ITA 126	Francesco Porro Caterina Marianna Banti	12	(14)	10	13	12	14	75.00	61.00
15	BUL	BUL 47	Yoana Petrova Nikolay Tashev	14	15	13	(16)	16	16	90.00	74.00
16	USA	USA 38	Robert Daniel Sarah Streater	(18) DNF	18 DNC	18 DNC	11	13	18 DNS	96.00	78.00
17	ITA	ITA-52	Elena Trevisan Paolo Trevisan	(18) DNF	16	14	17	17	15	97.00	79.00

 RS:X - Men - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	FRA	FRA 1	Louis Giard	2	2	(3)	1	1	1	10.00	7.00
2	GRE	GRE 8	Byron Kokkalanis	4	3	(7)	2	2	5	23.00	16.00
3	POL	POL 182	Pawel Tarnowski	3	1	1	6	(11)	6	28.00	17.00
4	CHN	CHN 1	Aichen Wang	9	(16)	2	4	3	7	41.00	25.00
5	GBR	GBR 1	Nick Dempsey	6	6	6	8	(14)	2	42.00	28.00
6	POL	POL 8	Piotr Myszka	1	5	8	(10)	8	10	42.00	32.00
7	FRA	FRA 77	Pierre le Coq	12	10	(13)	3	4	11	53.00	40.00
8	GER	GER 3	Toni Wilhelm	5	4	4	(15)	15	13	56.00	41.00
9	FRA	FRA-6	Julien Bontemps	10	9	11	9	(12)	3	54.00	42.00
10	HKG	HKG 16	Cheng Chun Leung Michael	8	7	5	12	13	(17)	62.00	45.00
11	NED	CYP 1	Kiran Badloe	11	11	10	11	5	(16)	64.00	48.00
12	POL	POL 126	Przemyslaw Miarczynski	(14)	8	9	13	9	12	65.00	51.00
13	FRA	FRA 3	Thomas Goyard	13	14	(18)	7	6	15	73.00	55.00
14	ITA	ITA 88	Mattia Camboni	(18)	15	12	5	10	14	74.00	56.00
15	GBR	GBR 931	Tom Squires	7	12	14	(19)	16	9	77.00	58.00
16	RUS	RUS 1	Max Oberemko	(19)	18	17	14	7	8	83.00	64.00
17	LTU	LTU 14	Juozas Bernotas	16	13	16	17	(19)	4	85.00	66.00
18	ITA	ITA 2	Marcantonio Baglione	15	17	15	(18)	17	18	100.00	82.00
19	NOR	NOR 7	Sebastian Wang-Hansen	17	19	19	16	18	(20) BFD	109.00	89.00

RS:X - Women - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	GBR	GBR 94	Bryony Shaw	1	1	1	(12)	1	1	17.00	5.00
2	FRA	FRA 4	Charline Picon	2	(14)	4	6	7	2	35.00	21.00
3	ITA	ITA 11	Laura Linares	(8)	8	7	4	4	5	36.00	28.00
4	ESP	ESP 1	Blanca Manchon	(15)	5	3	3	8	10	44.00	29.00
5	HKG	HKG 5	Hei Man Hayley Victoria Chan	11	(15)	5	2	2	11	46.00	31.00
6	POL	POL 8	Zofia Noceti-Klepacka	10	(13)	13	1	5	3	45.00	32.00
7	ESP	ESP 5	Marina Alabau	5	9	9	(16)	6	4	49.00	33.00
8	POL	POL 104	Kamila Smektala	7	3	(15)	7	14	7	53.00	38.00
9	CHN	CHN 3	Qiaoshan Weng	3	2	14	(18)	17	6	60.00	42.00
10	FRA	FRA 22	Eugénie Ricard	(17)	10	11	11	3	8	60.00	43.00
11	FIN	FIN 1	Tuuli Petäjä-Sirén	4	7	8	17	13	(18)	67.00	49.00
12	CHN	CHN 9	Jiali Sun	6	(16)	6	14	10	13	65.00	49.00
13	ITA	ITA 46	Flavia Tartaglini	9	6	(18)	5	16	14	68.00	50.00
14	CHN	CHN 5	Jiahui Wu	14	11	2	15	11	(17)	70.00	53.00
15	CHN	CHN 21	Manjia Zheng	(18)	4	16	10	15	9	72.00	54.00
16	POL	POL 21	Malgorzata Bialecka	12	12	10	8	(18)	15	75.00	57.00
17	RUS	RUS-1	Olga Maslivets	13	(18)	17	9	9	16	82.00	64.00
18	GBR	GBR 30	Isobel Hamilton	16	(17)	12	13	12	12	82.00	65.00

 470 - Women - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race				Points
				1	2	3	4	Total	Net
1	AUT	AUT 431	Lara Vadlau Jolanta Ogar	1	2	(3)	1	7.00	4.00
2	CHN	CHN 619	Shasha Chen Haiyan Gao	2	1	1	(8)	12.00	4.00
3	GBR	GBR 321	Sophie Weguelin Eilidh McIntyre	(9)	3	7	2	21.00	12.00
4	USA	USA 1712	Anne Haeger Briana Provancha	(6)	4	5	3	18.00	12.00
5	JPN	JPN 1	Ai Kondo Yoshida Miho Yoshioka	4	(9)	2	7	22.00	13.00
6	ITA	ITA 52	Francesca Komatar Sveva Carraro	(10)	6	4	5	25.00	15.00
7	SLO	SLO 69	Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol	7	(8)	6	4	25.00	17.00
8	ESP	ESP 133	Marina Gallego Fatima Reyes	5	5	8	(10)	28.00	18.00
9	SUI	SUI 5	Linda Fahrni Maja Siegenthaler	3	(10)	9	9	31.00	21.00
10	ITA	ITA 06	Elena Berta Giulia Paolillo	8	7	(10)	6	31.00	21.00
11	ITA	ITA 16	Roberta Caputo Alice Sinno	(11)	11	11	11	44.00	33.00

470 - Men - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race				Points
				1	2	3	4	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 11	Mathew Belcher William Ryan	2	(4)	3	1	10.00	6.00
2	JPN	JPN 12	Tetsuya Matsunaga Yugo Yoshida	(12)	2	2	3	19.00	7.00
3	CRO	CRO 83	Sime Fantela Igor Marenic	7	(16)	1	2	26.00	10.00
4	GRE	GRE 1	Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	3	(5)	5	4	17.00	12.00
5	USA	USA 1713	Stuart Mcnay David Hughes	1	(11)	7	6	25.00	14.00
6	ESP	ESP 9	Onan Barreiros Juan Curbelo Cabrera	(8)	3	4	7	22.00	14.00
7	AUT	AUT 437	David Bargehr Lukas Mähr	4	6	(11)	5	26.00	15.00
8	AUT	AUT 3	Matthias Schmid Florian Reichsteaedter	11	1	6	(13)	31.00	18.00
9	SUI	SUI 16	Yannick Brauchli Romuald Hausser	5	10	9	(11)	35.00	24.00
10	RSA	RSA 1	Jim Asenathi Roger Hudson	(14)	7	8	9	38.00	24.00
11	ITA	ITA 29	Simon Sivitz Kosuta Jas Farneti	6	14	(17) UFD	10	47.00	30.00
12	CHN	CHN 1267	Hao Lan Chao Wang	10	(13)	13	8	44.00	31.00
13	GER	GER 15	Julian Autenrieth Philipp Autenrieth	13	8	10	(14)	45.00	31.00
14	ESP	ESP 44	Jordi Xammar Joan Herp	9	12	(17) UFD	12	50.00	33.00
15	SWE	SWE 350	Carl-Fredrik Fock Marcus Dackhammar	15	9	12	(16)	52.00	36.00
16	ITA	ITA 27	Matteo Pilati Francesco Rubagotti	16	15	(17) UFD	15	63.00	46.00

49er - Men - overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	POL	POL 52	Tomasz Januszewski Jacek Nowak	(13)	1	1	2	13	1	31.00	18.00
2	NZL	NZL 34	Marcus Hansen Josh Porebski	(15)	12	3	3	1	8	42.00	27.00
3	GBR	GBR 10	John Pink Stuart Bithell	2	8	8	(16)	6	4	44.00	28.00
4	AUS	AUS 7	David Gilmour Rhys Mara	5	6	11	4	(12)	5	43.00	31.00
5	SWE	SWE 16	Carl P Sylvan Otto Hamel	3	3	(14)	10	8	9	47.00	33.00
6	FRA	FRA 6	Julien d'Ortoli Noé Delpech	9	(11)	10	6	5	3	44.00	33.00
7	ESP	ESP 32	Carlos Paz Anton Paz Blanco	(10)	10	6	8	4	6	44.00	34.00
8	FRA	FRA 9	Manu Dyen Stéphane Christidis	4	4	4	12	(15)	14	53.00	38.00
9	FRA	FRA 14	Mathieu Frei Yann Rocherieux	(16)	13	9	7	9	2	56.00	40.00
10	POR	POR 27	Jorge Lima José Costa	(19) DNF	5	7	5	14	10	60.00	41.00
11	GBR	GBR 33	Dylan Fletcher-Scott Alain Sign	1	2	(19) RET	19 RET	10	11	62.00	43.00
12	AUT	AUT 84	Nico Delle - Karth Nikolaus Resch	6	(16)	13	14	3	7	59.00	43.00
13	GBR	GBR-98	David Evans Edward Powys	7	15	5	9 RDG	9 RDG	(19) DNC	64.00	45.00
14	CRO	CRO 13	Pavle Kostov Petar Cupac	12	9	(19) DSQ	11	2	12	65.00	46.00
15	USA	USA 150	Bradley Funk Trevor Burd	(17)	7	2	15	16	16	73.00	56.00
16	SWE	SWE 500	Victor Bergstr?m Victor Vasternas	11	14	12	13	7	(15)	72.00	57.00
17	ITA	ITA 26	Ruggero Tita Giacomo Cavalli	8	(19) RET	19 RET	1	11	19 DSQ	77.00	58.00
18	ITA	ITA 444	Luca Dubbini Roberto Dubbini	14	17	(19) DSQ	9	17	13	89.00	70.00

49er FX - Women - Overall Results: 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	NZL	NZL 1	Alexandra Maloney Molly Meech	1	(10)	1	2	1	1	16.00	6.00
2	SWE	SWE 381	Lisa Ericson Hanna Klinga	(7)	6	3	3	3	2	24.00	17.00
3	ITA	ITA 4	Giulia Conti Francesca Clapcich	2	1	2	13	(14)	7	39.00	25.00
4	DEN	DEN 136	Jena Hansen Katja Salskov-Iversen	8	5	6	1	(18) UFD	8	46.00	28.00
5	ESP	ESP 23	Tamara Echegoyen Berta Betanzos	3	11	7	4	(15)	9	49.00	34.00
6	NED	NED 15	Nina Keijzer Claire Blom	4	8	11	5	7	(14)	49.00	35.00
7	SWE	SWE 25	Julia Gross Cecilia Jonsson	5	(16)	10	7	10	4	52.00	36.00
8	SIN	SIN 33	Griselda Khng Sara Li Ching Tan	14	4	5	(15)	9	5	52.00	37.00
9	ARG	ARG 19	Victoria Travascio Maria Sol Branz	12	2	(13)	8	4	12	51.00	38.00
10	AUS	AUS 11	Tess Lloyd Caitlin Elks	6	7	8	12	5	(15)	53.00	38.00
11	FIN	FIN 17	Sinem Kurtbay Sami Jokinen	11	(12)	12	6	2	10	53.00	41.00
12	FIN	FIN 101	Noora Ruskola Camilla Cedercreutz	10	(14)	9	10	13	3	59.00	45.00
13	FRA	FRA 13	Sarah Steyaert Johann BOUIC	9	9	14	9	8	(16)	65.00	49.00
14	AUT	AUT 911	Laura Schöfegger Elsa Lovrek	15	3	15	(16)	12	6	67.00	51.00
15	GER	GER 777	Leonie Meyer Elena Christine Stoffers	16	15	4	(17)	6	13	71.00	54.00
16	GBR	GBR 99	Kate Macgregor Kirstie Urwin	13	13	(16)	11	11	11	75.00	59.00
17	IND	IND 171	Varsha Gautham Aishwarya Chezhiyan	(17)	17	17	14	16	17	98.00	81.00

Laser - Men - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race				Points
				1	2	3	4	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 199012	Tom Burton	5	1	(21) UFD	1	28.00	7.00
2	ITA	ITA 205243	Francesco Marrai	(18)	3	2	2	25.00	7.00
3	CRO	CRO 204731	Tonci Stipanovic	4	2	(5)	5	16.00	11.00
4	FRA	FRA 203800	Jean Baptiste Bernaz	7	(12)	3	3	25.00	13.00
5	NZL	NZL 206426	Sam Meech	9	6	1	(16)	32.00	16.00
6	GBR	GBR 201402	Nick Thompson	2	7	(8)	7	24.00	16.00
7	AUS	AUS 199015	Matthew Wearn	3	8	(9)	6	26.00	17.00
8	CYP	CYP 206765	Pavlos Kontides	1	(11)	7	11	30.00	19.00
9	EST	EST 203724	Karl-Martin Rammo	13	4	6	(14)	37.00	23.00
10	SWE	SWE 199617	Jesper Stalheim	(10)	5	10	10	35.00	25.00
11	NED	NED 206745	Rutger van Schaardenburg	8	13	(15)	8	44.00	29.00
12	USA	USA 206151	Charlie Buckingham	11	9	(18)	9	47.00	29.00
13	ITA	ITA 207955	Giovanni Coccoluto	12	(17)	17	4	50.00	33.00
14	CRO	CRO 207268	Filip Jurišic	6	(19)	13	15	53.00	34.00
15	POR	POR 207025	Gustavo Lima	16	16	4	(20)	56.00	36.00
16	NZL	NZL 181961	Andy Maloney	14	(20)	12	13	59.00	39.00
17	CAN	CAN 197120	Lee Parkhill	(19)	10	19	12	60.00	41.00
18	ITA	ITA 199697	Alessio Spadoni	(20)	15	11	19	65.00	45.00
19	SIN	SIN 197538	Colin Cheng	15	14	16	(17)	62.00	45.00
20	BEL	BEL 202016	Wannes Van Laer	17	(18)	14	18	67.00	49.00

 Laser Radial - Women - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race				Points
				1	2	3	4	Total	Net
1	FIN	FIN 202670	Tuula Tenkanen	4	1	3	(6)	14.00	8.00
2	BEL	BEL 207179	Evi Van Acker	(8)	2	2	4	16.00	8.00
3	DEN	DEN 207194	Anne-Marie Rindom	6	(10)	1	2	19.00	9.00
4	GBR	GBR 206251	Alison Young	1	(9)	4	7	21.00	12.00
5	USA	USA 197111	Paige Railey	(18)	4	8	3	33.00	15.00
6	ITA	ITA 207458	Silvia Zennaro	2	8	(14)	11	35.00	21.00
7	CZE	CZE 207167	Veronika Kozelska Fenclova	11	3	(16)	8	38.00	22.00
8	CRO	CRO 199082	Tina Mihelic	7	6	(12)	10	35.00	23.00
9	SWE	SWE 202659	Josefin Olsson	9	14	(19) DNS	1	43.00	24.00
10	FRA	FRA 196544	Mathilde de Kerangat	10	5	9	(13)	37.00	24.00
11	GBR	GBR 202551	Hannah Snellgrove	3	(13)	13	9	38.00	25.00
12	TUR	TUR 206648	Nazli Cagla Donertas	5	15	(17)	5	42.00	25.00
13	BEL	BEL 207177	Emma Plasschaert	(16)	7	11	12	46.00	30.00
14	BLR	BLR 203778	Tatiana Drozdovskaya	13	11	7	(14)	45.00	31.00
15	GBR	GBR 201124	Chloe Martin	12	(16)	6	15	49.00	33.00
16	SIN	SIN 186755	Elizabeth Yin	14	(18)	5	17	54.00	36.00
17	CAN	CAN 206113	Claire Merry	17	12	10	(18)	57.00	39.00
18	LTU	LTU 202781	Viktorija Andrulyte	15	(17)	15	16	63.00	46.00

Finn - Men - Overall Results: 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race				Points
				1	2	3	4	Total	Net
1	SLO	SLO 573	Vasilij Zbogar	1	1	(7)	2	11.00	4.00
2	CRO	CRO 524	Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic	(5)	3	1	4	13.00	8.00
3	USA	USA 6	Caleb Paine	3	(14)	6	1	24.00	10.00
4	NED	NED 842	Pieter-Jan Postma	9	2	4	(20) UFD	35.00	15.00
5	GRE	GRE 77	Ioannis Mitakis	7	4	(14)	6	31.00	17.00
6	AUS	AUS 41	Jake Lilley	2	5	(13)	11	31.00	18.00
7	ITA	ITA 146	Michele Paoletti	12	8	2	(14)	36.00	22.00
8	EST	EST 2	Deniss Karpak	15	(18)	3	7	43.00	25.00
9	NZL	NZL 24	Josh Junior	4	13	(16)	8	41.00	25.00
10	ITA	ITA 123	Filippo Baldassari	6	(15)	15	5	41.00	26.00
11	POL	POL 17	Piotr Kula	11	7	9	(17)	44.00	27.00
12	AUS	AUS 261	Oliver Tweddell	16	10	(17)	3	46.00	29.00
13	GBR	GBR 11	Edward Wright	8	(12)	12	10	42.00	30.00
14	ITA	ITA 117	Giorgio Poggi	10	9	11	(20) UFD	50.00	30.00
15	SWE	SWE 6	Björn Allansson	(13)	11	8	12	44.00	31.00
16	NOR	NOR 1	Anders Pedersen	(19)	6	18	9	52.00	33.00
17	EST	EST 11	Lauri Väinsalu	(18)	16	5	13	52.00	34.00
18	RUS	RUS 1	Alexey Selivanov	14	(17)	10	15	56.00	39.00
19	ITA	ITA 66	Enrico Voltolini	17	(20) DNF	20 DNE	16	73.00	53.00