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ACO Musto Skiff World Championship at Fraglia Vela Riva - Overall

by Rick Perkins 20 Sep 2015 09:10 BST 11-19 September 2015

The final day of the ACO 6th Musto Performance Skiff World Championships dawned with the sun shining and great expectations from the competitors that the thermal south wind would kick in to give a grandstand finish to the event.

However, the wind gods of Garda had other ideas and regardless of the heat the north wind continued to prevail.

After a short delay Race 10 was started in 7 knots of north breeze. Former World Champion Richard Stenhouse pulled off a text book port end start crossing the fleet and leading the fleet to the left.

Opinions were split on the beat as to the best strategy but as the sun continued to shine the north wind shut down and the race team abandoned the race; special mention to John Reekie (GBR) who was leading at the time.

The fleet then waited, and waited, looking at the 4pm deadline for the start of the final race as the north and south wind battled for control of the lake.#

Eventually the south wind prevailed and the race team quickly set up for one last race; as people had been waiting their subsequent enthusiasm got the better of them and the fleet were very early leading to a general recall.

With time marching on and the 4pm deadline looming the black flag was rolled out for the first time this week and the fleet started cleanly in 9 knots of south wind.

At the end of the first lap Matt Holden (GBR) lead from Zieher (AUT) and Keegan (GBR).

Matt has already had a great week getting engaged to fiancé Alice Pinkney and looked set to celebrate further with a race win but got caught out on the final run...

At the finish of the race it was Marco Anessi (ITA) winning from Alex Knight (GBR) and Alex Griel (SUI).

With the 4pm deadline passed race 10 was the final race of the regatta; 10 of the 12 races were completed in a range of conditions.

Bruce Keen (GBR) has regained the world championships with defending champion Jon Newman (AUS) taking second. Third was Daniel Trotter (GBR) with an excellent regatta as first youth also.

The top 20 saw sailors from GBR, AUS, AUT, GER, ESP & ITA. Ages ranged from 18 to 50; weights from 68kgs to 105kgs... Musto Skiff racing can accommodate all nationalities, ages and sizes.

The class would like to thank Fraglia Vela Riva for hosting the event; their excellent team both on and off the water made for a successful championships. Also thanks to the equipment inspection team and international jury who did a great job of ensuring fair play.

The 2016 World Championships will be held in Carnac (FRA) and competitors are already looking forward to meeting up to reacquaint friendships built over the last 10 days.

Safe journey to all on the way home; and a final thank you to event sponsors ACO, class sponsors Musto and Class Builders Ovington Boats.

Overall Results:

PosSail NoHelm / ClubR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10Pts
1GBR 534Keen Bruce / Stokes Bay112522‑614(dns)18
2AUS 492Newman Jon / Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron12491341‑15‑151145
3GBR 527Trotter Dan / Derwent Reservoir‑311413411108‑19859
4GBR 414Peacock Rick / Weston sailing Club223‑3988‑283671067
5AUT 395Zieher Moritz / Union Yacht Club Attersee26‑50‑38106924141384
6GBR 442Stenhouse Richard / Rutland Sailing Club821917‑36208132‑2289
7GER 484Schwerdt Frithjof / Potsdamer Yachtclub4(ret)51314‑27153122692
8GBR 354Hand George / Stokes Bay SC5‑2915‑262215711101297
9GBR 520Poston Dave / Datchet612174123212(ocs)‑58104
10GBR 499Wright Tom / Lyminton Town3498912‑561499‑48104
11AUS 513Schoenhoff Thor / Fremantle Sailing Club1410251093‑2827‑3220118
12ESP 480Martinez Balaguer Justo / Club náutic s'Arenal44‑5331142012446‑50135
13AUS 489Jones Denis / Mounts Bay Sailing Club1025102111‑72‑46101738142
14AUS 380Robertson Richie / Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron716622‑58‑61345152143
15GBR 526Shelley Jono / Ullswater Yacht Club18‑47431131411(ocs)2925145
16GBR 444Hilton Jamie / Datchet Water SC91121‑4018935(ocs)1634153
17GER 390Lachenschmid Andi / ASC3024142635(dsq)2(ocs)41154
18GBR 487Schooling Ben / Datchet Water SC21‑44232442112(dns)3415154
19GER 495Ahlmann Iver / Kieler Yacht Club (KYC)‑35282719‑34101931318155
20ITA 504Anessi Marco / A.N.Sebina2421‑611821‑39337311156
21SUI 470Nicolas Duchoud / Segel Club obere Walensee16‑492223231737‑38514157
22GBR 409Palfreman Michael / Stokes Bay1939‑5216165421411‑45162
23AUS 453Hamilton Marcus / Port Melbourne Yacht Club26133(ocs)2443(dns)16835168
24GBR 372Knight Alex / Castle Cove SC25433327(ret)16518‑512169
25GBR 130Barker Sam / Castle Cove Sailing Club293024‑5258‑6339287170
26GBR 482Holden Matthew / Locks SC‑5115715‑47374526234172
27GBR 456Samus Serega / Datchet13‑5611‑56153331213516175
28GBR 535Annan David / Grafham Water Sailing Club172020302826‑73‑471847206
29GBR 469Pelley Richard / Stokes Bay Sailing Club11812‑64‑613017405344215
30NED 478Dijkstra Paul / KWS Sneek28(dns)(dnc)3311938235233227
31GBR 364Rice Andy / Stokes Bay Sailing Club32263720‑45‑5924173343232
32FRA 405Gilles Peeters / YC Carnac4318164517‑53134248‑62242
33GBR 538Molesworth Paul / Datchet Water Sailing Club15‑453837‑624039222727245
34GBR 500CONWAY TOM / DERWENT RESERVOIR SAILING CLUB‑57544124948304913‑66250
35GBR 384Keegan Stuart / Derwent Resivoir Sailing Club‑6237‑652835135928449253
36GBR 200Trotter Ian / Derwent reservoir sailing club45‑5228397463236(ocs)23256
37ESP 383Gonzalez Arroyo Sergio / Club Náutico Benalmádena341‑68(dns)445141192137257
38AUS 440Bates Wayne / Blairgowrie YS33‑65263627‑6543202649260
39SUI 306Greil Alexander / Yach CLUB HORGEN(ocs)1742(ocs)32342646633263
40GBR 483Evans John / GDerwent Reservoir Sailing Club‑48354033‑593247372021265
41GBR 516Reekie John / Bassenthwaite SC3762323233251832(ocs)(dns)271
42GBR 58Hooton Andrew / Cumbrae4248462525‑622933(dsq)24272
43GBR 394Walbank Nigel / GLyminton Town Sailing Club‑633445432636‑72253732278
44GBR 419Smith Richard / Wilsonian SC383130‑5142‑6951352236285
45GBR 476Archer John / RORC27274741‑5542‑61453031290
46GER 402Bernd Jahn / Segler‑Gemeinschaft Utting52‑54‑554430749483630296
47GBR 531Gould Andrew / Emsworth Slipper Sailing Club39(ret)482939571634‑5842304
48GER 215Rindermann Junis / SCLW507‑53475044204146‑59305
49AUS 391Peile Chris / Port Melbourne Yacht Club46552960521158‑72(dns)6317
50GBR 186Stickland Andrew / Thorpe Bay Yacht Club543243504818‑655224‑55321
51GBR 474Conn Alastair / Derwent Reservoir36(dns)3463824(dns)dnsdns5325
52GER 314Porsche Christian / SCKN BA 05841‑61604940‑7356442517332
53GBR 260Cooper Mark / Datchet Water Sailing Club5533584251‑64232942‑63333
54GBR 179Evans David / Rutland Sailing Club‑6923511153‑7122636268353
55RUS 479Petrov Yaroslav / BROZE 7 Feet Sailing Club Novorossi61‑6657353722256064(dns)361
56GBR 113Wilkinson Edward / Stokes Bay Sailing Club47223571(dnc)(dnc)50565429364
57AUS 524Lewis James / Fremantle Sailing Club23764154573840(dns)(dns)39368
58AUT 518Martin Mayrhofer / UYCAs533666‑8119705543‑7528370
59GBR 333Chapman Tim / GRutland‑76464948‑665521596046384
60AUS 491Dayes Robin / Sandringham Yacht Club6519‑72585660365540‑69389
61GBR 376Rickard David / GGurnard Sailing Club70‑81713465315330‑7240394
62GBR 228Barnes Ron / GThorpebay Yatch Club67585666(dns)29275739‑70399
63GBR 303Evans Rich / blackwater sailing club40‑6736636052605341‑64405
64GBR 521Morton Iain / GChanonry Sailing Club565154‑6243‑7454615061430
65GBR 374Kerr Alistiar / Aberdeen and Stonehaven Yacht7263(dns)5729545251(dns)54432
66AUT 345Klaus Costadedoi / Segelclub Attersee SCATT5864‑7572‑764970584919439
67GBR 160Simpson Jon / Blackwater Sailing Club7338175575665764(dns)‑76445
68GBR 351Wilson Harry / Datchet Water596064465447‑75‑736160451
69GBR 519Morley Alister / Salcombe Yacht Club6857‑8459694164(dns)4351452
70GBR 127Bingham Martin / DRSC60‑77‑7967735048674553463
71ESP 247Rossello Gelabert Joan / Club Nautic S'Arenal‑817462617445445459‑78473
72ITA 503Anessi Stefano / ASSOCIAZIONE NAUTICA SEBINA715963‑734658695057‑72473
73GBR 396Harris Stuart / Banbury Sailing Club4950707080‑84(dns)693856482
74GBR 220Yeats Ben / Chanonry Sailing Club66756753(ret)‑7862655567510
75ESP 151Harris Patrick / CNArenal‑7768746963‑8068624777528
76SUI 436Roger Oswald / Segelclub Enge204018(dnc)(dnc)dncdncdncdncdns533
77GBR 255Scott Andrew / Dalgety Bay Sailing Club7472‑77746768676668‑80556
78AUS 425Taylor David / GSandringham Yacht Club7570696871‑82746865‑79560
79SUI 420Selb Fritz / GYacht Club Zug64‑85(dnf)85707776715665564
80GBR 536Holliday Kevin / Chanonry SC‑836980656883667869(dns)578
81GER 249Scholz Steffen / Bautzner Segelclub e.V.‑8071597979‑8180756771581
82GBR 61MacWhirter Nicholas / GLocks Sailing Club‑8473‑8276787678707373597
83GBR 355Logan Nick / Rutland SC8282(dnf)7864‑8579746674599
84GBR 287Keegan Martin / GDerwent Reservoir79‑80‑8177777577807175611
85ESP 140Prosperi Galera Fernando / Club Náutico Marítimo de Ben88797375726771(dns)(dns)dns616
86GER 368Ahlmann Catharina Femmina Kieler Yacht Club (KYC)784283(dns)(dnc)dncdnsdnsdns57624
87GBR 373Gilbert Tom / Datchet Water Sailing Club‑86‑868583817981777081637
88USA 181Christensen Troy / Datchet Water Sailing Club‑8983768284‑8682767682641
89GBR 375Wright Stephen / GStokes Bay S.C877878808363(dns)(dns)dnsdns651
90ESP 66Harris Vin / Club Nautic S'Arenal8584(dnf)8482‑8783797483654

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