2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final - Medal Race places decided

by ISAF on 30 Nov 2014 2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final - Abu Dhabi - The Medal Race places in the ten Olympic and open kiteboarding events were decided at the ISAF Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates after a tense day of competition.

The top ten in each fleet will advance to the Medal Race in a do or die battle for ISAF Sailing World Cup Final glory and a share of the $200,000 prize fund.

It was another beautiful day in Abu Dhabi with clear blue skies, a north westerly breeze at 10-13 knots with the Emirati waters filled with the sails of 270 sailors from 38 nations.

Men's RS:X

ISAF Sailing World Cup Qingdao gold medallist Byron Kokkalanis (GRE) pulled within one point of overnight leader Louis Giard (FRA) after a hard day of graft in the 19-boat Men's RS:X fleet.

Like all of the fleet, Kokkalanis (GRE) has had to work hard for good positions and has been the most consistent racer in the pack. A string of top five results put him in a strong place going into Sunday's Medal Races as he sits one point behind Giard.

Immediately after racing an exhausted Kokkalanis said, 'It was a really tough day. The wind was shifting and one time it was ten knots and then the next it was 15. It was really hard. We've had some ups and downs, all of us.

'I managed to finish fourth in the first race, fourth in the second race and third in the third but again, it was really tough. I don’t know the point’s situation now but I'm close to the guy in first, Louis Giard.'

Giard could not find the frightening form he had from the day prior where he won all of the races. Instead he notched up two eighth place finishes and discarded a 14th. Kokkalanis has the big race experience having won gold at ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami earlier on in the year and most recently Qingdao and knows what he has to do to take the title, 'I will plan for tomorrow's Medal Race tonight but I will try to do my best. And my best is to win the Medal Race. Anything that comes after that I want to believe will be the best, so we will see.'

The windsurfers will be sailing inside on the Corniche racing area where the winds are lighter and the water is flatter and Kokkalanis realises there’s a challenge ahead, 'I heard from the guys that the Corniche area is really shifty so it's going to be a really tricky day. I hope the scoreboard won’t be up and down and I hope the top three stay like this and we don't have any bad situations.'

Giard and Kokkalanis have a healthy advantage on 26 and 27 points apiece. A top seven finish in the final race will guarantee them a medal. Nick Dempsey (GBR) follows them up on 36 points with Aichen Wang (CHN) fourth on 41 points and Pawel Tarnowski (POL) fifth on 42 points.

Women's RS:X:

Bryony Shaw (GBR) continued doing what she does best in Abu Dhabi, winning Women's RS:X races. The British racer, who picked up bronze at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, has amassed six of nine race victories. Her outstanding performance gives her a 16 point lead over Charline Picon (FRA) going into the Medal Race.

The way Shaw's been sailing has been a delight to behold but she played it safe on the penultimate day to consolidate her lead, 'I feel like I've sailed a good series and people today were just going for it. I was trying to play it conservatively and just wrap the week up. We’ll see how I go tomorrow. We’re inside tomorrow so it’s something completely different from the whole week but it’s the same group of good girls so I’ll try and see it with fresh eyes.'

Shaw has a medal wrapped up with gold likely whilst the same can be said for Picon who has an unassailable advantage over the third placed Blanca Manchon (ESP). Manchon herself has an excellent advantage over the fourth placed Hei Man Chan going into the Medal Race.

The Women's RS:X will kick start the final day at 09:45 local time.

Nacra 17:

Moana Vaireaux and Manon Audinet (FRA) drew within six points of Nacra 17 leaders Billy Besson and Marie Riou (FRA).

The teams battled it out on the race track, fighting tooth and nail for places in a highly talented fleet. The final race of the saw close quarter combat between the French teams, as they fought for supremacy. 'In the last race you never knew what would happen between us,' said Besson, 'the upwind mark is very close to the shore and it was very shifty but we arrived first for the last rounding and we didn't know what was going to happen.

'We arrived first and there was no wind and we were waiting and they just tacked in front of us and we were like, come on let's go. You never know what's going to happen but that's racing.'

Besson and Riou went on hot pursuit of their compatriots but Vaireaux and Audinet had the edge with a head start. They took the final race victory by nine seconds and nonetheless Besson and Riou had no sour grapes, 'The French team is a big family and we are happy to be here. We do the best we can every day. It's a good spirit inside the French team.

'I really don't know what will happen tomorrow but with the Medal Race on the inside course (by the Corniche) it could be a big surprise.'

Besson and Riou top the leaderboard on 24 points whilst their compatriots follow on 30. Matias Buhler and Nathalie Brugger (SUI) complete the podium on 38 points, one point ahead of Thomas Zajac and Tanja Frank (AUT).

49er and 49erFX:

New Zealand's Alex Maloney and Molly Meech will take a 15 point lead into the 49erFX Medal Race after another fantastic racing day. The Kiwis have guaranteed themselves a medal with the colour to be decided on the final day. But with such a strong lead, Sweden's Lisa Ericson and Hanna Klinga, who are second, will be hard pressed to reduce the deficit with the Kiwis in such imperious form.

Italy's Giulia Conti and Francesca Clapcich are 18 points off Ericson and Klinga in third. They will be relying on the Swedish to finish dead last and take the race victory themselves to move up to silver. Nina Keijzer and Claire Blom (NED) are three points off the Italians in fourth.

Polish superheroes Tomasz Januszewski and Jacek Nowak have been doing everything right in the 49er to maintain their lead going into the final day. Whilst their day was somewhat of a mixed bag with scores of four – thirteen - eight, they can feel pleased to hold a five point lead over Marcus Hansen and Josh Porebski (NZL).

Spain’s Carlos Paz and Anton Paz, Beijing 2008 Olympic gold medallist, are tied on 50 points with Julien d'Ortoli and Noé Delpech of France in third.

Men's and Women's 470:

Mat Belcher and Will Ryan (AUS) hold firm in the Men's 470 on 10 points following a pair of second place finishes. Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (GRE) picked up the opening race win of the day and trail the Australians in second on 16 points. Sime Fantela and Igor Marenic (CRO) secured the final victory of the day and as a result, climb up to third overall.

Lara Vadlau and Jolanta Ogar (AUT) hit the Race Committee boat in the opening Women's 470 race and subsequently retired as Sophie Weguelin and Eilidh McIntyre (GBR) took the gun. The second victory went the way of Japan's Ai Kondo Yoshida and Miho Yoshioka who move up to third.

The Austrians maintain their lead on nine points with China's Shasha Chen and Haiyan Gao holding on to second with 15 points. The Japanese team are two points off their Chinese rivals.

Finn:

Slovenia's Vasilij Zbogar has maintained his high level of sailing throughout the week and notched up a second and a third to take a 15 point lead into the Medal Race.

Zbogar, an Athens 2004 Olympic bronze medallist and Beijing 2008 Olympic silver medallist in the Laser, has been outstanding throughout the six race series. The Abu Dhabi breeze has suited his sailing style, height and weight and he has revelled in his surroundings.

It was a hard day for Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic (CRO) following a collision with Ed Wright (GBR). Gaspic failed to complete the race and was unable to sail the second. As of 18:30 the Croatian sits fifth overall after he filed a protest against Wright.

As it stands, Caleb Paine (USA) occupies second overall after a solid performance whilst young Jake Lilley (AUS) sits in third.

Open Kiteboarding:

Young Oliver Bridge (GBR) dominated the kiteboarding heats winning every single one of his races. Bridge, Asian and European Champion has been a class above his competitors and will head into the semi-final as one of the favourites.

2014 World Champion Maxime Nocher (FRA) and 2013 World Champion Florian Gruber (GER) also picked up victories in their flights and will be aiming to advance to the final.

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.

It's going to be a Super Sunday in Abu Dhabi with all the Medal Races scheduled to take place across one racing area.

The schedule is as follows:

• 09:45 – Women's RS:X
• 10:20 – Laser
• 11:00 – 49erFX
• 11:35 – Women's 470
• 12:15 – Finn
• 12:55 – Men's RS:X
• 13:30 – Nacra 17
• 14:05 – 49er
• 14:40 – Men's 470
• 15:20 – Laser Radial
• 16:00 Open Kiteboarding

 Complete Results:

RS:X - Men - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	FRA	FRA 1	Louis Giard	2	2	3	1	1	1	8	(14)	8	40.00	26.00
2	GRE	GRE 8	Byron Kokkalanis	4	3	(7)	2	2	5	4	4	3	34.00	27.00
3	GBR	GBR 1	Nick Dempsey	6	6	6	8	(14)	2	1	6	1	50.00	36.00
4	CHN	CHN 1	Aichen Wang	9	(16)	2	4	3	7	6	8	2	57.00	41.00
5	POL	POL 182	Pawel Tarnowski	3	1	1	6	(11)	6	10	10	5	53.00	42.00
6	POL	POL-82	Piotr Myszka	1	5	8	(10)	8	10	5	2	6	55.00	45.00
7	FRA	FRA 77	Pierre le Coq	12	10	(13)	3	4	11	3	3	10	69.00	56.00
8	FRA	FRA-6	Julien Bontemps	10	9	11	9	(12)	3	9	5	11	79.00	67.00
9	GER	GER 3	Toni Wilhelm	5	4	4	(15)	15	13	11	11	4	82.00	67.00
10	POL	POL 126	Przemyslaw Miarczynski	(14)	8	9	13	9	12	13	1	9	88.00	74.00
11	CYP	CYP 1	Andreas Cariolou	11	11	10	11	5	16	(17)	9	13	103.00	86.00
12	HKG	HKG 16	Cheng Chun Leung Michael	8	7	5	12	13	(17)	14	15	14	105.00	88.00
13	FRA	FRA 3	Thomas Goyard	13	14	(18)	7	6	15	12	12	12	109.00	91.00
14	LTU	LTU 14	Juozas Bernotas	16	13	16	17	(19)	4	2	18	15	120.00	101.00
15	RUS	RUS 1	Max Oberemko	(19)	18	17	14	7	8	15	7	17	122.00	103.00
16	ITA	ITA 88	Mattia Camboni	18	15	12	5	10	14	(19)	13	19	125.00	106.00
17	GBR	GBR 931	Tom Squires	7	12	14	(19)	16	9	18	17	16	128.00	109.00
18	ITA	ITA 2	Marcantonio Baglione	15	17	15	18	17	18	16	(19)	7	142.00	123.00
19	NOR	NOR 7	Sebastian Wang-Hansen	17	19	19	16	18	(20) BFD	7	16	18	150.00	130.00

RS:X - Women - Overall Results: 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	GBR	GBR 94	Bryony Shaw	1	1	1	(12)	1	1	4	1	9	31.00	19.00
2	FRA	FRA 4	Charline Picon	2	(14)	4	6	7	2	2	4	8	49.00	35.00
3	ESP	ESP 1	Blanca Manchon	(15)	5	3	3	8	10	5	6	2	57.00	42.00
4	HKG	HKG 5	Hei Man Hayley Victoria Chan	11	15	5	2	2	11	(16)	5	6	73.00	57.00
5	POL	POL 8	Zofia Noceti-Klepacka	10	(13)	13	1	5	3	7	7	13	72.00	59.00
6	CHN	CHN 21	Manjia Zheng	(18)	4	10	10	15	9	8	3	1	78.00	60.00
7	CHN	CHN 3	Qiaoshan Weng	3	2	14	(18)	17	6	9	10	5	84.00	66.00
8	ITA	ITA 11	Laura Linares	8	8	7	4	4	5	(17)	15	17	85.00	68.00
9	CHN	CHN 5	Jiahui Wu	14	11	2	15	11	(17)	6	8	4	88.00	71.00
10	ITA	ITA 46	Flavia Tartaglini	9	6	(18)	5	16	14	3	11	7	89.00	71.00
11	FRA	FRA 22	Eugénie Ricard	(17)	10	11	11	3	8	12	16	3	91.00	74.00
12	POL	POL 104	Kamila Smektala	7	3	15	7	14	7	13	(17)	10	93.00	76.00
13	ESP	ESP 5	Marina Alabau	5	9	9	16	6	4	14	(18)	15	96.00	78.00
14	GBR	GBR 30	Isobel Hamilton	16	(17)	12	13	12	12	1	2	12	97.00	80.00
15	CHN	CHN 9	Jiali Sun	6	(16)	6	14	10	13	11	12	16	104.00	88.00
16	FIN	FIN 1	Tuuli Petäjä-Sirén	4	7	8	17	13	(18)	15	13	14	109.00	91.00
17	RUS	RUS-1	Olga Maslivets	13	(18)	17	9	9	16	10	9	11	112.00	94.00
18	POL	POL 21	Malgorzata Bialecka	12	12	16	8	(18)	15	18	14	18	131.00	113.00

Nacra 17 - Mixed - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	FRA	FRA 1	Billy Besson Marie Riou	2	2	1	5	(10)	3	1	8	2	34.00	24.00
2	FRA	FRA 65	Moana Vaireaux Manon Audinet	7	3	4	2	6	6	(8)	1	1	38.00	30.00
3	SUI	SUI 41	Matías Bühler Nathalie Brugger	1	8	12	1	8	2	3	(18) DNF	3	56.00	38.00
4	AUT	AUT 205	Thomas Zajac Tanja Chiara Frank	3	6	7	9	2	1	4	7	(10)	49.00	39.00
5	FRA	FRA 85	Audrey Ogereau Matthieu Vandame	4	1	6	7	5	4	7	6	(9)	49.00	40.00
6	GBR	GBR 257	Lucy Macgregor Andrew Walsh	5	10	5	6	3	11	2	(13)	4	59.00	46.00
7	ITA	ITA 262	Vittorio Bissaro Silvia Sicouri	6	7	3	3	9	7	(15)	4	8	62.00	47.00
8	GBR	GBR 60	Ben Saxton Nicola Groves	10	4	8	8	(14)	9	5	3	7	68.00	54.00
9	ITA	ITA 219	Federica Salvà Francesco Bianchi	9	5	9	(14)	7	12	6	2	6	70.00	56.00
10	FRA	FRA 077	Franck Cammas Alizée Desbordes	13	13	(18) UFD	4	1	5	12	5	13	84.00	66.00
11	GRE	GRE 210	Sofia Bekatorou Konstantinos Trigonis	(15)	12	2	10	15	10	13	9	5	91.00	76.00
12	CAN	CAN 100	Luke Ramsay Nikola Girke	11	9	11	(12)	11	8	10	11	11	94.00	82.00
13	RUS	RUS 247	Sergey Dzhienbaev Daria Ivanova	8	11	(18) DSQ	15	4	13	9	14	12	104.00	86.00
14	ITA	ITA 126	Francesco Porro Caterina Marianna Banti	12	(14)	10	13	12	14	11	12	14	112.00	98.00
15	USA	USA 38	Robert Daniel Sarah Streater	(18) DNF	18 DNC	18 DNC	11	13	18 DNS	14	10	18 DNF	138.00	120.00
16	BUL	BUL 47	Yoana Petrova Nikolay Tashev	14	15	13	(16)	16	16	16	15	15	136.00	120.00
17	ITA	ITA-52	Elena Trevisan Paolo Trevisan	(18) DNF	16	14	17	17	15	17	16	16	146.00	128.00

49er - Men - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	POL	POL 52	Tomasz Januszewski Jacek Nowak	(13)	1	1	2	13	1	4	13	8	56.00	43.00
2	NZL	NZL 34	Marcus Hansen Josh Porebski	(15)	12	3	3	1	8	1	9	11	63.00	48.00
3	ESP	ESP 32	Carlos Paz Anton Paz Blanco	(10)	10	6	8	4	6	7	8	1	60.00	50.00
4	FRA	FRA 6	Julien d'Ortoli Noé Delpech	9	(11)	10	6	5	3	3	4	10	61.00	50.00
5	GBR	GBR 10	John Pink Stuart Bithell	2	8	8	(16)	6	4	10	2	14	70.00	54.00
6	GBR	GBR-98	David Evans Edward Powys	7	15	5	9 RDG	9 RDG	(19) DNC	13	1	3	81.00	62.00
7	GBR	GBR 33	Dylan Fletcher-Scott Alain Sign	1	2	(19) RET	19 RET	10	11	6	10	5	83.00	64.00
8	AUT	AUT 84	Nico Delle - Karth Nikolaus Resch	6	16	13	14	3	7	5	(17)	2	83.00	66.00
9	FRA	FRA 14	Mathieu Frei Yann Rocherieux	(16)	13	9	7	9	2	12	5	12	85.00	69.00
10	POR	POR 27	Jorge Lima José Costa	(19) DNF	5	7	5	14	10	9	3	16	88.00	69.00
11	AUS	AUS 7	David Gilmour Rhys Mara	5	6	11	4	12	5	14	(16)	13	86.00	70.00
12	CRO	CRO 13	Pavle Kostov Petar Cupac	12	9	(19) DSQ	11	2	12	15	6	4	90.00	71.00
13	SWE	SWE 16	Carl P Sylvan Otto Hamel	3	3	14	10	8	9	(16)	11	15	89.00	73.00
14	FRA	FRA 9	Manu Dyen Stéphane Christidis	4	4	4	12	15	14	2	(19) RET	19 DNC	93.00	74.00
15	SWE	SWE 500	Victor Bergstr?m Victor Vasternas	11	14	12	13	7	(15)	8	7	7	94.00	79.00
16	USA	USA 150	Bradley Funk Trevor Burd	(17)	7	2	15	16	16	11	14	9	107.00	90.00
17	ITA	ITA 26	Ruggero Tita Giacomo Cavalli	8	(19) RET	19 RET	1	11	19 DSQ	19 UFD	15	6	117.00	98.00
18	ITA	ITA 444	Luca Dubbini Roberto Dubbini	14	17	(19) DSQ	9	17	13	17	12	17	135.00	116.00

 49erFX - Women - Overall Results: 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race									Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Total	Net
1	NZL	NZL 1	Alexandra Maloney Molly Meech	1	(10)	1	2	1	1	2	4	3	25.00	15.00
2	SWE	SWE 381	Lisa Ericson Hanna Klinga	7	6	3	3	3	2	(18) UFD	2	4	48.00	30.00
3	ITA	ITA 4	Giulia Conti Francesca Clapcich	2	1	2	13	(14)	7	7	6	9	61.00	47.00
4	NED	NED 15	Nina Keijzer Claire Blom	4	8	11	5	7	(14)	1	10	5	65.00	51.00
5	ESP	ESP 23	Tamara Echegoyen Berta Betanzos	3	11	7	4	(15)	9	15	3	1	68.00	53.00
6	DEN	DEN 136	Jena Hansen Katja Salskov-Iversen	8	5	6	1	(18) UFD	8	9	5	13	73.00	55.00
7	FIN	FIN 17	Sinem Kurtbay Silja Kanerva	11	(12)	12	6	2	10	3	7	7	70.00	58.00
8	SWE	SWE 25	Julia Gross Cecilia Jonsson	5	(16)	10	7	10	4	4	8	12	76.00	60.00
9	FRA	FRA 13	Sarah Steyaert Johann BOUIC	9	9	14	9	8	(16)	12	1	6	84.00	68.00
10	FIN	FIN 101	Noora Ruskola Camilla Cedercreutz	10	(14)	9	10	13	3	10	12	2	83.00	69.00
11	ARG	ARG 19	Victoria Travascio Maria Sol Branz	12	2	13	8	4	12	11	(14)	8	84.00	70.00
12	SIN	SIN 33	Griselda Khng Sara Li Ching Tan	14	4	5	(15)	9	5	5	15	14	86.00	71.00
13	AUS	AUS 11	Tess Lloyd Caitlin Elks	6	7	8	12	5	15	6	(18) DNF	18 DSQ	95.00	77.00
14	AUT	AUT 911	Laura Schöfegger Elsa Lovrek	15	3	15	(16)	12	6	13	9	10	99.00	83.00
15	GBR	GBR 99	Kate Macgregor Kirstie Urwin	13	13	(16)	11	11	11	8	11	11	105.00	89.00
16	GER	GER 777	Leonie Meyer Elena Christine Stoffers	16	15	4	(17)	6	13	14	13	15	113.00	96.00
17	IND	IND 171	Varsha Gautham Aishwarya Chezhiyan	17	17	17	14	16	17	(18) DNF	18 DNS	18 DNC	152.00	134.00

470 - Men - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	AUS	AUS 11	Mathew Belcher William Ryan	2	(4)	3	1	2	2	14.00	10.00
2	GRE	GRE 1	Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	3	(5)	5	4	1	3	21.00	16.00
3	CRO	CRO 83	Sime Fantela Igor Marenic	7	(16)	1	2	9	1	36.00	20.00
4	JPN	JPN 12	Tetsuya Matsunaga Yugo Yoshida	(12)	2	2	3	3	12	34.00	22.00
5	USA	USA 1713	Stuart Mcnay David Hughes	1	(11)	7	6	5	4	34.00	23.00
6	AUT	AUT 3	Matthias Schmid Florian Reichsteaedter	11	1	6	(13)	4	5	40.00	27.00
7	ESP	ESP 9	Onan Barreiros Juan Curbelo Cabrera	8	3	4	7	10	(13)	45.00	32.00
8	AUT	AUT 437	David Bargehr Lukas Mähr	4	6	(11)	5	8	11	45.00	34.00
9	SUI	SUI 16	Yannick Brauchli Romuald Hausser	5	10	9	11	(12)	7	54.00	42.00
10	ESP	ESP 44	Jordi Xammar Joan Herp	9	12	(17) UFD	12	7	6	63.00	46.00
11	GER	GER 15	Julian Autenrieth Philipp Autenrieth	13	8	10	(14)	6	10	61.00	47.00
12	CHN	CHN 1267	Hao Lan Chao Wang	10	(13)	13	8	11	9	64.00	51.00
13	RSA	RSA 1	Jim Asenathi Roger Hudson	(14)	7	8	9	14	14	66.00	52.00
14	ITA	ITA 29	Simon Sivitz Kosuta Jas Farneti	6	14	(17) UFD	10	15	8	70.00	53.00
15	SWE	SWE 350	Carl-Fredrik Fock Marcus Dackhammar	15	9	12	16	13	(17) BFD	82.00	65.00
16	ITA	ITA 27	Matteo Pilati Francesco Rubagotti	16	15	(17) UFD	15	16	15	94.00	77.00

 470 - Women - Overall Results:

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	AUT	AUT 431	Lara Vadlau Jolanta Ogar	1	2	3	1	(12) RET	2	21.00	9.00
2	CHN	CHN 619	Shasha Chen Haiyan Gao	2	1	1	(8)	4	7	23.00	15.00
3	JPN	JPN 1	Ai Kondo Yoshida Miho Yoshioka	4	(9)	2	7	3	1	26.00	17.00
4	USA	USA 1712	Anne Haeger Briana Provancha	(6)	4	5	3	2	3	23.00	17.00
5	GBR	GBR 321	Sophie Weguelin Eilidh McIntyre	(9)	3	7	2	1	5	27.00	18.00
6	SLO	SLO 64	Tina Mrak Veronika Macarol	7	(8)	6	4	5	6	36.00	28.00
7	ESP	ESP 133	Marina Gallego Fatima Reyes	5	5	8	(10)	9	4	41.00	31.00
8	ITA	ITA 52	Francesca Komatar Sveva Carraro	(10)	6	4	5	10	9	44.00	34.00
9	ITA	ITA 06	Elena Berta Giulia Paolillo	8	7	(10)	6	6	10	47.00	37.00
10	SUI	SUI 5	Linda Fahrni Maja Siegenthaler	3	10	9	9	8	(11)	50.00	39.00
11	ITA	ITA 16	Roberta Caputo Alice Sinno	(11)	11	11	11	7	8	59.00	48.00

 Finn - Men - Overall Results: 

Pos	Nation	Sail Number	Crew	Race						Points
				1	2	3	4	5	6	Total	Net
1	SLO	SLO 573	Vasilij Zbogar	1	1	(7)	2	2	3	16.00	9.00
2	CRO	CRO 524	Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic	(5)	3	1	4	3.3 RDG	3.3 RDG	19.60	14.60
3	USA	USA 6	Caleb Paine	3	(14)	6	1	5	9	38.00	24.00
4	AUS	AUS 41	Jake Lilley	2	5	(13)	11	3	8	42.00	29.00
5	EST	EST 2	Deniss Karpak	15	(18)	3	7	1	4	48.00	30.00
6	NED	NED 842	Pieter-Jan Postma	9	2	4	(20) UFD	6	14	55.00	35.00
7	NZL	NZL 24	Josh Junior	4	13	(16)	8	7	7	55.00	39.00
8	ITA	ITA 146	Michele Paoletti	12	8	2	(14)	9	11	56.00	42.00
9	ITA	ITA 123	Filippo Baldassari	6	(15)	15	5	11	6	58.00	43.00
10	GBR	GBR 11	Edward Wright	8	12	12	10	(20) DNF	2	64.00	44.00
11	GRE	GRE 77	Ioannis Mitakis	7	4	14	6	(16)	13	60.00	44.00
12	POL	POL 17	Piotr Kula	11	7	9	(17)	14	5	63.00	46.00
13	NOR	NOR 1	Anders Pedersen	(19)	6	18	9	13	1	66.00	47.00
14	SWE	SWE 6	Björn Allansson	(13)	11	8	12	4	12	60.00	47.00
15	AUS	AUS 261	Oliver Tweddell	16	10	(17)	3	10	10	66.00	49.00
16	ITA	ITA 117	Giorgio Poggi	10	9	11	(20) UFD	15	16	81.00	61.00
17	EST	EST 11	Lauri Väinsalu	(18)	16	5	13	12	17	81.00	63.00
18	RUS	RUS 1	Alexey Selivanov	14	17	10	15	8	(18)	82.00	64.00
19	ITA	ITA 66	Enrico Voltolini	17	(20) DNF	20 DNE	16	17	15	105.00	85.00