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International Moth World Championships at Hayling Island - Day 2

by Mark Jardine 20 Jul 2014 20:53 BST 19-25 July 2014

Three bullets in a row for Greenhalgh

Racing started around 1pm after the Westerly sea breeze came in. Blue fleet made up for their lost race from Saturday and then sailed two more races in the best of the breeze.

Yellow fleet were too far East to get the full effect of this and only managed a single race in what was a long day on the water for them. The race team moved Yellow fleet further west once Blue fleet were sent ashore, but the gradient and sea breeze were cancelling each other out and racing was abandoned for the day.

Robert Greenhalgh (GBR) was the man in Blue fleet who managed to stay up on the foils more than anyone else. Only top Australian helms Nathan Outteridge and Scott Babbage were able to keep in touch at all with Greenhalgh in the first race of the day.

Robert said after the racing, "Confidence is high - that's three wins in a row and I was leading the race which was abandoned at the end of the day. In the light airs today it was very important to get off the line and after that I was very happy with my speed."

David Cambell-James on the leeward mark boat took particular note of Robert's start in Blue race 3 particularly, "He started on port at the pin end and crossed the fleet comfortably. He was off."

Chris Draper ended his day on a better note with two 5th places after pushing it a bit too hard in the early Blue fleet race, "I was pushing it a bit hard downwind and speared it in just before the finish. To make things worse Simon Hiscocks just got past me on the line."

Draper's 12th in race 2 is currently his discard, with his other counting result being a 6th.

Stevie Morrison has been consistently getting results around 15th and was happy with his day on the water. After finishing 50th at the nationals, he had some setup advice from Nathan Outteridge which has helped his foiling stability immensely. Even so, Stevie said the top guys can pull a new piece of kit out of the bag to gain a bit more pace, or as Nathan jokingly said at the bar having a beer with Stevie, "You just need to spend to win in this fleet!"

With only 3 or 4 qualifying races completed so far, depending on which fleet each helm is in, qualifying has been extended into Monday with the reserve day on Tuesday now being used for Gold and Silver fleet racing. Sunday's Yellow fleet will head out early to make up for their lost race.

The overall results to date are tricky to show with the fleets out of sync. Of the Brits, Robert Greenhalgh is looking good with 3 bullets and an 8th and Chris Rashley has 1,2,1 in his three races. The Antipodeans are also looking strong with Josh Mcknight scoring 3,1,3, Scott Babbage with 2,2,3,4 and Nathan Outteridge scoring 3,2,2 after his gear failure before race 1 of the series gave him a DNC.

There are a few more who've been knocking in results in the top ten such as Rob Gough (AUS), Ben Paton (GBR), Andrew McDougall (AUS), Tom Offer (GBR) & Christopher Rast (SUI). With the light winds set to continue into the week, this kind of consistency could well be key to getting a podium result.

The stunning weather does make the racing very watchable from the Hayling Island beach. Why not come down, bring a set of binoculars, some suntan lotion and ice cream money to enjoy the unique sight of 138 foiling Moths battle it out in UK waters.

The International Moth class is hugely grateful to the companies that are helping make this championship possible; Magic Marine, LV, Lennon Sails, CST Composites, Ronstan and Blueteq.

YachtsandYachting.com is the official media partner and are be producing daily reports and blogging live from the event. Reports are complemented with Beau Outteridge Productions videos.

The World Championships take place between 19-25 July.

Results after 3 Qualifying Races: (Blue fleet Q4 race result below)

PosNatSail NoHelmClubQ1Q2Q3Pts
1stGBR5Robert GreenhalghRoyal Southern YC‑8112
2ndGBR7Chris RashleyRoyal London YC1‑212
3rdAUS4142Josh McknightRPAYC‑3134
4thAUS3Scott BabbageWoollahra SC22‑34
5thAUS2Nathan OutteridgeWangi SC(DNC)325
6thAUS6Rob GoughRoyal YC Tasmania15‑76
7thGBR4147Michael LennonHISC‑19426
8thGBR4Ben PatonLymington Town SC53‑78
9thAUS3900Andrew McDougallBlack Rock YC4‑648
10thGBR4038Tom OfferRock SC3‑869
11thGBR3942Jason BelbenStokes Bay SC‑127411
12thGBR3967Chris DraperWPNSA6‑12511
13thSUI4112Christopher RastTYC/RCO/MBYC‑65611
14thGBR4123Dylan FletcherPortland Moth Squad‑124812
15thJPN3989Hiroki GotoABeam48‑1512
16thBEL4049Giovanni GaleottiRYCB2‑111113
17thGBR4146Paul GoodisonUlley SC10‑12515
18thJPN4095Kohei KajimotoBlack Rock YC7‑16815
19thSUI3796Arnaud PsarofaghisSN Geneva106‑1116
20thITA4092Carlo de PaoliCircolo Vela Torbole89‑1017
21stGBR3985Simon HiscocksHISC9‑11918
22ndITA4138Gian Maria FerrighiYC Acquafrecsca5(DNC)1419
23rdGBR4036Dan VincentStokes Bay SC7‑191320
24thITA4093Stefano RizziSV Oscar Cosulich137‑2120
25thGBR4099Ricky TaggHISC11‑14920
26thSWE4159Nils AkervallRoyal Swedish YC9‑211524
27thGBR4059Dan WardFrensham Ponds SC159‑2824
28thITA41Stefano FerrighiYC Acquafresca1610‑3326
29thGBR4096Tim PenfoldHISC‑35171229
30thGBR4155Stevie MorrisonExe SC1415‑1629
31stGBR4050Leigh AlbrechtQueen Mary SC1415‑5229
32ndUSA9Brad FunkUS Sailing Team Sperry Top‑Sider20‑521030
33rdGBR4149Oliver HoldenHISC‑23181230
34thNZL4037Jason RussellHISC‑29171330
35thITA3855Fabio MazzettiCircolo Vela Arco13‑191730
36thITA4030Marco LanulfiYC Acquafresca1713‑2330
37thGBR3943Richard EdwardsParkstone YC‑25102232
38thRSA4062Jonathan HeathcotePoint YC2013‑2533
39thAUS4034Luke MolloyRQYS15‑331934
40thGBR4073Richard WestburyDraycote23‑341437
41stAUS3637Brent PearsonKeppel Bay SC2116‑3737
42ndSUI3752David HolenwegCV Estavyer‑le‑Lac‑28201939
43rdESP3975Pablo ArandiaEMV Valencia19‑282039
44thGBR4065Daniel HendersonStokes Bay SC24‑251640
45thSUI4032Jean‑Pierre de SiebenthalSN de Geneve‑24221840
46thGBR4045Matt PonsfordHISC2218‑2940
47thGBR4061John PinkHill Head SC‑32212041
48thGBR4067Cameron StewartHISC2120‑2641
49thIRL3592Rory FitzpatrickNational YC2814‑3042
50thGBR3947Ed ChapmanQueen Mary SC‑29222143
51stGBR4121James PhareQueen Mary SC11‑373445
52ndIRL3805Ryan SeatonBallyholme YC/CSC‑33281745
53rdGBR4060Neil BakerHISC18‑392745
54thFRA4090Seb ColYCPRDGA‑242245
55thGBR4115David HiveyHISC22‑272345
56thFRA3972Yann Andrillon ‑26242448
57thAUS4004Will LoganRoyal YC Tasmania2623‑3249
58thGBR4075Doug PybusQueen Mary SC‑37321850
59thNED3849Constantijn WeberWSV Muiderberg1832‑4050
60thNED4074Eelco BoersWV Roerkoning(DNC)252550
61stGBR4158Geoff CarvethHISC17‑383451
62ndGBR3995David SimmondsHISC3023‑3753
63rdGBR4071Phillippe OligarioWorthing YC‑32312455
64thGBR3981Simon ReynoldsWhitstable YC27‑292855
65thGBR3939Matthew StarkGuernsey YC25‑373257
66thFRA3879Pierre BlancCN St Jean Cap Ferrat‑31302959
67thGBR3922Kyle StonehamThorpe Bay YC16‑544460
68thGBR3830John CliftonShoreham SC‑45352661
69thGBR4100Alex KoukourakisEastbourne Soverign SC3727(DNC)64
70thUSA4066Dylan DiMarchiWaikiki YC3430‑4864
71stFRA3875Benoit MarieSNO Nantes‑51263965
72ndGER3843Carlo MaegeFeldafinger Seglerverein34‑413165
73rdGBR3980Graham SimmondsHISC39‑402766
74thGBR3979Jeremy HartleyStokes Bay SC‑41363066
75thGER3684Sven KloppenburgRatzeburger SV33‑343366
76thSUI4144Fabien FroeschSN de Geneve(DNC)293867
77thGBR4122Andrew FriendNorfolk Punt Club31‑393667
78thNZL4124Glen ReadVauxhall YC30‑433868
79thIRL3889Alistair KissaneHowth YC‑40333568
80thAUS3631John GendersRYCT‑36353671
81stNED4023Kalle Coster 3536‑3971
82ndSUI3798Philippe SchillerSN de Geneve‑51264773
83rdGBR3834Chris ClarkeThorpe Bay SC3838‑4876
84thIRL3861Annalise MurphyNational YC2750‑5477
85thSUI3729Philip KaesermanSN de Geneve3645‑4681
86thGBR3795Stefan GieserWSV Heidelberg West(DNC)424082
87thGBR4043Paul HaydenStokes Bay SC‑44404383
88thGBR3880Dave SmithwhiteHISC42‑454183
89thGBR4072Thomas LambertWilsonian SC40‑514484
90thDEN3914Ole FreySonderborg YC41‑574384
91stPOL3842Michal DomanskiHISC3947‑5186
92ndSUI3820Caspar BuettnerZurcher YC‑45434588
93rdGBR3941Miles BurrageThorpe Bay SC4644‑5190
94thGBR3759Nic StreatfeildRutland Water SC(DNC)415091
95thIRL4206John ChambersNational YC‑55504292
96thAUS3905Phil StevensonSt George SC43‑545093
97thGBR4044Dominic HuttonQueen Mary SC(DNC)534194
98thGBR3924Jon BennettHISC4351(DNC)94
99thGBR3730Jonathan PeatsCastle Cove SC5044(DNC)94
100thGBR3945Matthew LeaGrafham Water SC‑48484694
101stSUI3836Adriano PetrinoCV Lago di Lugano‑47474794
102ndGBR3632Martin FearBristol Corinthian SC42‑595395
103rdGBR3787Jono PankImperial Poona YC(DNC)464995
104thGBR4162Steve McLeanHISC4849‑5797
105thGBR3715Chris JeevesDe Spaenjerd SC49‑554998
106thGBR3910Matthew Bergmann SmithHISC4753‑55100
107thGBR3756James SainsburyGrafham Water SC(DNC)DNC31101
108thGBR3613James ThomasBewl Valley SC(DNC)31DNC101
109thGBR3917Dan EllisRoyal Plymouth Corinthian YC‑524952101
110thGBR4041Andrew BleeDraycote Water SC4458(DNC)102
111thGBR4106Jamie MorganGrafham Water SC5646‑58102
112thGBR3668Patrick CunninghamGurnard SC4955(DNC)104
113thGBR4150Ian SouthworthHamble River SC(DNC)DNC35105
114thDEN3601Hans RasmussenTroense Badelaug(DNC)4857105
115thGBR3802Neale JonesHISC54‑5653107
116thGBR3192Jamie PearsonDraycote Water SC50(DNC)58108
117thBEL3915Quentin Blondiau (DNC)5256108
118thSUI3599Tristan Mathez‑LoicSN Geneva(DNC)5654110
119thGBR3704Mark DellThorpe Bay YC(DNC)DNC42112
120thGBR3870Eddie GatehouseHISC(DNC)42DNC112
121stJPN4137Wakako TabataABeam53‑6059112
122ndGBR3946Paul BeardQMSC(DNC)DNC45115
123rdGBR3928Rob CageThames SC46(DNC)DNC116
124thGBR3131Guy Stewart RaynesWeston SC52(DNC)DNC122
125thGER3381Burhard StaabsRock SC(DNC)DNC55125
126thGBR3766Jordan WoodsWeston SC(DNC)DNC56126
127thGBR4207Joseph WellerdPlymouth University SC(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thGER3088Jens SchoenbergSegelclub Ratzeburger See(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thGBR3604Katherine KnightWPNSA(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thARG4167Matias Gainza EurnekianYacht Club Argentino(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thUSA4086Zack DowningSan Diego YC(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thDEN3978Soren BuhlHorsens YC(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thITA3789Andrea BiagioniHISC(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thARG4170Franco GreggiYacht Club Argentino(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thARG4168Daniel Pierrard (DNC)DNCDNC140
127thGBR4098Danny ClarkThorpe Bay SC(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thGBR4151David ChisholmRNSA(DNC)DNCDNC140
127thGBR3881Diederik Bulters (DNC)DNCDNC140

Blue Fleet Qualifying Race 4 Results:

PosNatSail NoHelmClub
1GBR5Robert GreenhalghRoyal Southern YC
2AUS2Nathan OutteridgeWangi SC
3GBR4038Tom OfferRock SC
4AUS3Scott BabbageWoollahra SC
5GBR3967Chris DraperLCSC
6GBR4123Dylan FletcherPortland Moth Squad
7SUI3796Arnaud PsarofaghisSN Geneva
8GBR4099Ricky TaggHISC
9ITA4138Gian Maria FerrighiYC Acquafrecsca
10USA9Brad FunkUS Sailing Team Sperry Top‑Sider
11GBR4149Oliver HoldenHISC
12GBR4059Dan WardFrensham Ponds SC
13SUI4032Jean‑Pierre de SiebenthalSN de Geneve
14SUI3752David HolenwegCV Estavyer‑le‑Lac
15GBR4155Stevie MorrisonExe SC
16SWE4159Nils AkervallRoyal Swedish YC
17NED4023Kalle Coster 
18GBR3943Richard EdwardsParkstone YC
19GBR4071Phillippe OligarioWorthing YC
20GBR4158Geoff CarvethHISC
21AUS3900Andrew McDougallBlack Rock YC
22GBR4043Paul HaydenStokes Bay SC
23AUS6Rob GoughRoyal YC Tasmania
24SUI3836Adriano PetrinoCV Lago di Lugano
25GBR3947Ed ChapmanQueen Mary SC
26FRA3879Pierre BlancCN St Jean Cap Ferrat
27NED4074Eelco BoersWV Roerkoning
28GBR3980Graham SimmondsHISC
29GER3843Carlo MaegeFeldafinger Seglerverein
30IRL3889Alistair KissaneHowth YC
31ESP3975Pablo ArandiaEMV Valencia
32GBR3830John CliftonShoreham SC
33AUS3637Brent PearsonKeppel Bay SC
34GBR4036Dan VincentStokes Bay SC
35AUS3905Phil StevensonSt George SC
36ITA3855Fabio MazzettiCircolo Vela Arco
37GBR4115David HiveyHISC
38NZL4124Glen ReadVauxhall YC
39GBR3704Mark DellThorpe Bay YC
40GBR3715Chris JeevesDe Spaenjerd SC
41GER3684Sven KloppenburgRatzeburger SV
42GBR3979Jeremy HartleyStokes Bay SC
43IRL3861Annalise MurphyNational YC
44NED3849Constantijn WeberWSV Muiderberg
45GBR3945Matthew LeaGrafham Water SC
46GBR3910Matthew Bergmann SmithHISC
47GBR3946Paul BeardQMSC
48AUS3631John GendersRYCT
49GBR3834Chris ClarkeThorpe Bay SC
50GBR3941Miles BurrageThorpe Bay SC
51GBR4044Dominic HuttonQueen Mary SC
52AUS4004Will LoganRoyal YC Tasmania
53GBR3917Dan EllisRoyal Plymouth Corinthian YC
54GBR4106Jamie MorganGrafham Water SC
55GBR3632Martin FearBristol Corinthian SC
56GBR3870Eddie GatehouseHISC
57DEN3601Hans RasmussenTroense Badelaug

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