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Trentino SB20 World Championship - Day 4

by Helen Fretter 9 Jul 2015 22:02 BST 4-9 July 2015

Three physically demanding races were held for the Gold fleet today (July 9) at Torbole, Lake Garda. Racing began in 20-knot breezes, which built throughout the course of the afternoon to 30 knots. Jerry Hill, sailing "SportsboatWorld' in 13th overall described it as: "Classic Ora conditions. We had three cracking races – hard racing with some epic downwind legs. There will be lots of very tired bowmen in the fleet tonight, but this is why everyone comes here!"

With the increasing winds, the race committee from Circolo Vela Torbole opted to cancel the third race for the silver fleet, however both fleets have now completed enough races for the second discard to come into play.

John Polland's 'Excellent' took the first win of the day in Gold fleet, but went on to score a 24th and DNF – one of seven Gold fleet boats who failed to complete the last race. He was followed home by Robert Jeffreys and Glenn Bourke who took second, and Robin Follin, with the FFV Youth team 'Give me 5', who finished third.

Follin's youth team went on to score another second and a fifth. With two discards coming into play they now count no result worse than a fifth, and have recovered their position at the top of the leaderboard after four day's of racing on 27 points, with a 9 point advantage over their nearest pursuers.

Robin Follin and his team began sailing the SB20 just 18 months ago. They are supported by the French Sailing Federation (FFV) and include very successful match racers and 470 sailors. Follin is just 19 years old, while his oldest member of crew is 26. The team have put a great deal of time into sailing the SB20 this year and are performing impressively well. However, having already used a high scoring discard, they may be put under pressure in tomorrow's final races.

Roger Hudson and the 'Race Ahead – Spirit of Cape Town' team took the day's final win, following on from a consistent day with a sixth and fifth. They now have an all top-10 scoreline and are lying second overall on 36 points.

Rodion Luka and his 'SkyLine' team from Kiev took the second race win, his fifth race victory of the series. He has now climbed up to third place overall, after finishing 10th and seventh in the remainder of today's races. Luka and team are on 41 points, with Glenn Bourke and Robert Jeffreys in fourth on 49 points.

First British boat is now Joe Llewellyn and the Wessex Exiles sailors on 'Forelle Estaes', lying in sixth on 65 points. The leading Italian flagged entry is Ian Ainslie and Paulin Gian Matteo's team, in seventh on 71 points. In eighth is Michael Cooper, who has travelled all the way from Tasmania to compete in the event. He has one boat back home in Australia, and another he will keep in Europe for the next two World Championships (Cascais, Portugal in 2016 and Cowes, UK in 2017).

Cooper said after racing: "I just love this boat, I love the people in the class, and I'm having an absolutely great time." As one of two Australian boats in the top 10, however, he really wants to beat the Poms in the SportsboatWorld-sponsored 'Nations Cup' prize (for the best aggregate score for the top three teams from each nation overall).

In the Silver fleet the Italian team 'Enjoy' of Carlo Tomelleri enjoyed the first race win of the day, with Ireland's Ronan Downing taking the second victory. Vladislaav Ivanovskiy retains the overall lead after discard with 118 points, from second placed Venuesworld.com (IRL), skippered by Ger Dempsey, on 121 points. Ronan Downing is in third on 132 points overall.

Racing concludes tomorrow, Friday, July 10 with two races scheduled from 1100am.

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Results after Day 4:

PosSail NoTeamR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10R11R12Pts
1FRA 3653ROBIN FOLLIN Maschio MARINE BOUDOT EMERIC MICHEL CN SAINTE‑MAXIME‑133214241‑2732527
2RSA 3469ROGER HUDSON Maschio ASENATHI JIM TAARIQ JACOBS RCYC3‑41422‑109365136
3UKR 3726RODION LUKA Maschio SVETLANA SOROKINA IGOR SEVERIANOV KIEV RACING YACHT CLUB1129‑1811621‑101741
4AUS 3737ROBERT JEFFREYS Maschio GLEN BOURKE SAE LILLEY SANDRINGHAM YACHT CLUB49‑123945‑21724249
5RUS 3708KIRILL FROLOV Maschio MURASHKIN ALEXEY IGNATENKO EGOR SPBYC78422‑921445‑151159
6GBR 3732JOE LLEWELLYN Maschio NIGEL WAKEFIELD JERRY VIGUS WESSEX EXILES SAILING CLUB826‑2091‑24359121065
7ITA 3616IAN AISLIE Maschio PAULIN GIAN MATTEO ADAM MARTIN CUS BOLOGNA411‑865‑2010121211971
8AUS 3731MICHAEL COOPER Maschio DAVID CHAPMAN MATTHEW JOHNSTON ROYAL YACHT CLUB OF TASMANIA5153‑18123161514‑32377
9RUS 3709VLADIMIR PROSIKHIN Maschio BASALKIN ARTEM MARTEMIANOV ALEX SPB YC157‑105814129713‑2381
10FRA 3706RUSSO EDWARD Maschio CHATEAU CE'DRIC FAVENNER GILLIES CLUB NAUTIQUE VALéRIQUAIS64‑77632211‑23461281
11GBR 3724JOHN POLLAND Maschio ROB SMITH CHAZ HOOK RTYC513661‑1413152124(dnf)86
12GBR 3728RICHARD POWELL Maschio BEN VINES TIM BURNELL RORC911‑28584‑16166167486
13GBR 3722JERRY HILL Maschio ALAN HILLMAN CRAIG WATSON ROYAL SOUTHERN YC3859‑15121913148‑22899
14GBR 3047PIETER HEYN Maschio ROB GULLAN ROSIE SIBTHORPE WARSASH SC2115(ocs)ocs83511‑19106108
15GBR 3720ADRIAN PEACH Maschio GARY PHARE JIM SHORT ROYAL TORBAY YACHT CLUB132‑1411710‑3478112522116
16ITA 3543VINCENZO GRACIOTTI Maschio GIOVANNI MELONE SERGIO LAMBERTENGHI YACHT CLUB RIVIERA DEL CONERO‑159313101115‑4220181813130
17AUS 3735CHRIS DARE Maschio SEARCE KEIRAN TWEEDELL OLIVER SORRENTO SAILING COUTA BOAT CL262‑2726512(ufd)17213dnf141
18ITA 3073MASSIMO FULLONE Maschio AIRO' ANDREA ALESSIA DE VITA C. VELICO ONDABUENA10‑26223202672019‑27816151
19RUS 3707VADIM PUSHEV Maschio TIMUR SABIRZIANOV ALEXANDER MIKHAILOV SAINT‑PETERSBURG YACHT CLUB917812‑3028‑23813202115151
20UKR 3703VALERIY POLOVOY Maschio BOGOMOLKIN VOLODYMYR STASYUK VOLODYMYR BLACK SEA Y/C1013547‑242624183317(dnf)157
21IRL 3490SHANE MURPHY Maschio DARAGH SHERIDAN JOHN PHELAR HOWTH YACHT CLUB1621855(bfd)917‑42153330159
22GBR 3710SCOTT GRAHAM Maschio NICK ELDER TICH SUMMERS ROYAL TAY YACHT CLUB1279‑298158‑3628341424159
23ITA 3333DANIELE POLI Maschio OSCAR FARACE DEBERNARDI FRANCESCO CIRCOLO VELA ORTA‑261541713191823‑35222317171
24NED 3714MARCO VAN DRIEL Maschio JOOST ASSMANN MARTIJN WORSELING WSV BRAASSEMERMEER1412318‑3623284(ufd)281914181
25ITA 3553ROBERTO BENAMATI Maschio CATTANEO ALESSANDRO BARBIERI VALENTINO FRAGLIA VELA MALCESINE112013‑304113119(dnf)173619181
26FRA 3302JADE FESTINO Maschio ALEXANDRE FESTINO BENJAMIN COHEN CLUB NAUTIQUE DES SALETTES771711‑24630321613(dnf)dnf186
27POR 3581GEORGY SOKOLOVSKIY Maschio BORIS KUCHERENKO VASILY YAKOVLEV NA141616‑281715331824269(dnf)188
28POR 3105JOSE' PAULO RAMADA Maschio ANTONIO PEREIRA MIGUEL L L.FARIA CNCASCAIS66‑211424717432223(dnf)36198
29IRL 3433DAVY TAYLOR Maschio LISA NEARY MARTY O'LEARY ISA‑2625249318252726‑402820205
30AUS 3734STEHPEN FRIES Maschio MARK MUIRHEAD ANDREW ROBERTS SANDRINGHAM YACHT CLUB819101019‑2038‑4133292621213
31POR 3525ROQUETTE TIAGO Maschio BARRETO PEDRO TELES FERNANDO CWDS1814‑4236186‑393010372026215
32NED 3441PAUL GAST Maschio NANNO AUKUS WONTER VAN DER ENDER WSV HELLEVOETSLUIS1710261714‑35‑362629322718216
33UKR 3042VALERII BUNDIUK Maschio YULIY KHUDOMAKA OLEG YZYUMTSEV NIKOPOL SAILING CENTER11‑24242212161133382535‑39227
34IRL 3544MICHAEL O'CONNOR Maschio OWEN LAVERTY KEVIN JOHNSON ROYAL ST GEORGE YACHT CLUB18202015‑30932(ufd)21433027235
35GBR 3149MARK GILLETT Maschio NIKI BIRRELL LAURA WOOSEY FRENSHAM POND SC20221122‑29202125(ufd)363128236
36IRL 3060KIREAN DORGAN Maschio JASON LOSTY EWAN O KEEFFE COVE SAILING CLUB121712‑40221043(ufd)40351632239
37FRA 3423HELENE URRUTTI Femmina ANNA PIROGOVA JOHAN RAVIER YACHT CLUB DE CANNES16231716‑267‑452925423735247
38GBR 3027ALEC RUSSELL Maschio CLAIRE RUSSELL EDWARD HANDASYDE DICK ROYAL SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB211011‑3129213535‑36243429249
39ITA 3098LINA FAGGI Femmina CHIARA ABBRUZZESE SERENA SICHER PORTO SAN ROCCO19‑2410191413423934‑442938257
40GBR 3082CHARLES SHEPPARD Maschio FRANCOIS HILARY GASPAR VANHOLLEBEKE RORC‑43183421111240223039(dnf)33260
41ITA 3187ROBERTO RIVIECCIO Maschio RIVECCIO MATTEO MATTEO RAMIAN YC PORTO TORRES211816‑261024‑442841314137267
42RUS 3725BORIS LATKIN Maschio CHUGUNOV OLEG YCSPB‑2714261223182931(dnf)3040dnf270
43GBR 3106THOMAS CLAY Maschio JAMES CLAY RICHARD CLAY ROYAL SOUTHERN YC20(dnf)15141523‑464032384231270
44GER 3402DANIEL SPAENLE Maschio TOBIAS SPAENLE KONSTANTIN KRAUSS MUENCHENER RUDER‑ UND SEGELVER22‑4333191714373831‑453825274
45AUS 3390PHILIP REID Maschio ANDRE' DECLERCK SAM IBBOTT ROYAL YACHT CLUB OF TASMANIA‑302329220282734394639(dnf)287
46BEL 3345BART TYTGAT Maschio TOBIAS TYTGAT KRISTOF WOUTTERS RNSYC3021‑376251741373741(dnf)34289

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