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SB20 World Championship at Clube Naval de Cascais - Day 1

by True Angle Editorial 31 Aug 2016 08:20 BST 30 August - 3 September 2016

The Cascais SB20 World Championships got off to a strong start today, Tuesday August 30 with three races held in testing but hugely enjoyable conditions with Portuguese sun and strong breezes.

The first two races of the day were held offshore on an Atlantic course, in 15-25 knot north-westerly breezes with gusts in the high 20s, creating magnificent downwind conditions for the asymmetric sportsboat fleet. Competitors enjoyed a sleigh ride on the Atlantic rollers on the offwind legs, reaching speeds of up to 18 knots.

For the third race organisers from the host Clube Naval de Cascais moved the racing closer inshore, which added a tactical element to the day with reading the shifts proving key.

In a day that tested both boat handling, crew work, stamina and wind strategy, few teams managed to avoid a mid-fleet, high scoring finish.

By far the boat of the day was Hugo Rocha, sailing New Territories (RUS 3711), who scored 2, 3, 1 over the day's three races to clearly lead overnight. Rocha is a Portuguese Olympic medalist who was runner-up at the 2014 SB20 World Championships and is looking to go one better this time.

Vasco Serpa and team on Animal/Clever Mobility (POR 3114) had a strong start to their regatta with a 1-2 finish, coming back from their first result of an 11th. Chris Dare's Australian team on Flirtatious also picked up two podium finishes and a 14th to finish third at the end of the day. The first race win went to Ukranian Olympian Rodion Luka (Luka, UKR2042), but a 25th in the third race could prove a problem with just one discard over the series.

Gabriel Skoczek and France Jeune SB20 (FRA3653) and his Youth team are currently in 4th place, while first Master helm is Jerry Hill in 14th on Sportsboatworld.com (GBR3750). Top lady helm is Mathilde Geron with Team Xavier Bourhis Generali (FRA3423) in 19th place.

With six different nations represented in the top 10 competition looks set to be fierce for the Nations Cup, the trophy that will be awarded to the country with the three best results. Currently Russia is in the lead, followed by Portugal with 92 points and then France with 134 points.

The Cascais SB20 World Championships feature live tracking, allowing spectators to watch the action online.

Racing continues until Saturday, 3rd September, with 14 races scheduled in total for the 75 competing teams. The 2016 World Championships are hosted by the Clube Naval de Cascais, and sponsored by the city of Cascais, together with supporting sponsors including porcelain makers Vista Alegre and sailmakers Hydes.

Results after Day 1:

PosSail NoBoatHelmCrewCrew2ClubR1R2R3Pts
1RUS3711New TerritoriesHugo RochaAlex SemenovFran Palacios Gonçalo BarretoYC St‑Petersburg2316
2POR3114Animal/ Mobiag ‑ Clever MobilityVasco SerpaJoaquim MoreiraPedro Costa AlemaoCNCascais111214
3AUS3735FlirtatiousChris DareOliver TweddellElla ClarkSorrento SBC142319
4FRA3653France Jeune SB20Gabriel SkoczekMichel EmericLucas Chatonnier Marine BoudotYCAntibes361019
5AUS3731Export RooMichael CooperDavid ChapmanMatthew JohnstonRYCTasmania413522
6RUS3709NikaVladimir ProsikhinArtem BasalkinAlex MartemiyanovYC St‑Petersburg671225
7UKR3042LukaRodion LukaAndrey KlochkoIgor Severianov Tomás BarretoKiev Racing YC142530
8POR3620UonJosé CaldeiraHelder BasílioTiago Leal Mariana LobatoANMadeira1912435
9GBR3724XcellentJohn PollardRob SmithBenn WarnickRoyal Torbay YC723636
10GBR3728MarvelRichard PowellTim BurnellBen VinesRoyal Ocean RC10181442
11POR3105Dom Pedro Hotels/GeneraliJosé Paulo RamadaGonçalo RibeiroRita Gonçalves Miguel Leal FariaCNCascais/Dom Pedro9112343
12FRA3580Team SMC / France JeuneKevin PeponnetAchille NeboutBruno Mourniac Camille RossiYCMC/SRR5202651
13NED3714MXTCMarco van DrielJoost AssmannMartijn WorselingWSV Braassemermeer2915953
14GBR3750Sportsboatworld.comJerry HillAlan HillmanCraig WatsonRSrnYC2252754
15RUS3722MSTVasily GrigorievMikhail MarkinValeriy UshkovPirogovo2692055
16POR3111Roff/Meritis.orgManuel MarquesRui BóiaHugo MastbaumCNCascais3216856
17POR3115QuebramarRui BritesHenrique BritesFrancisco Andrade Mariana FreitasCNCascais15143362
18IRL3065BangoJames GormanRory FitzpatrickNeil O'Toole Laura JacksonNational YC12361664
19FRA3423Team Xavier Bourhis GeneraliMathilde GeronSophie de TurckheimJulie Bossard Alice PonsarCMVSB17301764
20FRA3706Black MagicEdward RussoGilles FavennecCedric ChateauCNValeriquais13223267
21RUS3707VIS sailing teamVadim PushevTimur SabirzianovAlexander MikhailovYC St‑Petersburg27311371
22POR3103Bettertech/BicascoLuis SantosAntonio SantosRui DuarteCVSado31173078
23FRA3034OceanteamJohan RavierHelene UrrutiFrederic Perroche Alice ChiaporriYCCannes40191978
24POR3558GutoDiogo PereiraFausto BriosaLuís QueirozCVAtlantico23332278
25FRA3721ROIG Sailing TeamHugo FeyditValentin SipanMathieu Corruble Paola AmarCn La Tremblade2185079
26FRA3655Dongfeng RTeam 1Charles CaudrelierPascal BidegorryThomas Rouxel Malo AbguillermDongfengRT8343880
27ITA3543DKCAntonillo CiabattiVincenzo GraciottiNando ColaninnoYCRiviera del Conero30272481
28GBR3732Forelle EstatesJoe LlewellynJeremy VigusNigel WakefieldWessex Exiles18382884
29FRA3609New CaledoniaPiriou TugdualJade LestréYan Rigal Tom PicotCNCaledonien5226785
30POR3738All Blacks WatchesNuno Vasconcelos PortoFrancisco AncêdeDiogo Costa Pedro CostaCVAtlantico28282985
31POR3616Madeira IslandsJohn TavaresPaulo MansoJorge FerreiraANMadeira48211887
32RUS3420POR3420Igor GinzburgBasalkina AnnaKrivov Oleg Klepikov LeonidYC St‑Petersburg44401195
33RUS3708MelstonTeamKirill FrolovAlexey MurashkinEgor IgnatenkoYC St‑Petersburg25512197
34POR3341Bright Dental ClinicDavid AleixoMiguel GuimarãesDavid Abecassis António BarrosCNCascais37105299
35GBR3710Chill Pill +Tich SummersScott GrahamNick ElderRoyal Tay YC16523199
36GBR3720UberAdrian PeachGarry PhareJim ShortRoyal Torbay YC352447106
37BEL3311SeldenJan AllemanPaul JonckheereGeert OrbieRNSYC623515112
38IRL3739venuesworld.comGer DempseyChris NolanMaeve Judge Blair StanawayRoyal Irish YC472540112
39POR3505Patris / Real VidaVasco PassanhaDiana NevesCarlos Leitão Rafael RodriguesCNCascais344936119
40IRL3537WahooChris ArrowsmithDavid CahillColin GalavanRoyal St George YC424634122
41POR3652BravoPaulo PalhaAndré GonçalvesAntónio José Barros Rita Leal fariaCVAtlantico462951126
42POR3203MiudasMargarida AguiarSofia RegojoAna Champalimaud Maria João MarquesCNCascais434242127
43UKR3726itParfumeAnna KyselovaIvan PavlusikAnatolii Petrov Irina DoroshevaOdessa363758131
44POR3427Sea CamelJoão Villas‑BoasJosé CameloGuilherme Gomes Nuno BajancaCNCascais335845136
45RUS3730HuaweiAleksey KolobanovGaiane KolovalovaBozhko Aleksander Manuel CruzYC St‑Petersburg534539137
46CHN3557Dongfeng RTeam 2Kong ChenghengChen JinhaoLiu XueDongfengRT574141139
47POR3723Another AffairPedro AmbrósioMiguel OliveiraFrancisco OliveiraCVAtlantico494348140
48GBR3069SlinkyIan HudsonNiall PeeloHelen Macnamara Laura WooseyWarsash SC563253141
49GBR3716SkeweredSimon HumeOli NedhamJohn MaloneItchenor SC385354145
50AUS3390Mind GamesPhil ReidSam IbbottAndre DeClerckRYCTasmania545043147
51GBR3057BalooJohn OuthwaiteDavid AtkinsonCarl OuthwaiteRoyal Ocean RC584844150
52RUS3512Sea ConnectVladislav IvanovskiyAlexey EgorovVitaliy Nosach Ekaterina BessonovaYC St‑Petersburg613956156
53GBR3027EthelAlec RussellMark LeesJess Lees Rich PullRSrnYC416649156
54GBR3740A New HopeDoug InnesMartin FoxGareth GloverRoyalSouthamptonYC454765157
55POR3286Gandia BlascoTiago RoquetteJoão Leite de CastroLuis PessanhaCVAtlanticoDNF774437158
56BEL3345Go With the FlowBart TytgatHielke KrijnenKristof WouttersRNSYC506055165
57OMA3560Oman Sail 1Fahad Al HasniYasir al RahbiRaad al HadiOman Sail595457170
58ITA3637Mercy BocuMassimo FulloneAndrea AiroNikolaos Mascoli Pierfrancisco SchiavoneCVOndabuena20DNC77DNC77174
59POR3525EXLIBRIS BACO Sailing TeamDiogo BarrosLuis AlonsoTiago MoraisCWDSailing24DNC77DNC77178
60SUI3169Mike TUeli GuggenbuehlCaspar GuggenbuehlHeinrich GuggenbuehlCNCascais706246178
61GBR3276Trouble & StrifeHarry BarkerGeorge ChilversChristopher Merril Olive BazfourRadley College SC635560178
62IRL3060The BearStefan HydeGraeme GrantTara Flood Clara HynesRoyal Cork YCDNC776735179
63POR3092ContrabandistaPatrick LindleyPedro SimõesLuís Vasconcelos DiasCNCascais605766183
64POR3411Quinta dos MurçasDiogo C MendesAna SantosBernardo Loureiro Duarte TelesCNCascais715659186
65POR35813581Andrei BalaykinMaksim FedorovValentin UvarkinPirogovo685961188
66FRA3576LadybugBenoit MelenGregory BaumEric BrioistYCCarnac646163188
67RUS3523SeteIurii PopovIgor SviridaOleg ChugunovYC St‑Petersburg39DNC77DNC77193
68GBR3305TrioGary BakerDan CraftChris OdonnellWarsash SC656862195
69POR30903090 ‑ SB20Paulo LoboElisio LourençoFilipe Carioca João SoeiroCNCascais676568200
70GBR3516WildebeestRob ClarkAlexey FarenyukManuel Arriaga e CunhaCVLagos51DNC77DNC77205
71OMA3256Oman Sail 2Ali Al BalushiAbdulrahman Al MashariSami Al ShukailiOman SailDNC776464205
72POR3150TiNandoMiguel FonsecaEdgar Miguel Tereso FariaVasco Justino Nuno DuarteMENTOR6663DNC77206
73POR3733xxxxPeter StrattonPedro HenriquesFrancisco GarciaCNCascais55DNC77DNC77209
74POR3521Santa MariaLuís RosárioAndre CarinhasValerio ConceiçãoCNCascais726969210
75POR3100Spirit of Avé MariaLuis JardimBernardo MacedoGuilherme JardimCVAtlantico69DNS7767213
76SUI3183RespectChappuis DenisStalder CéciliaBober VolodymyrTRSCDNS77DNC77DNC77231

Full information, including daily results, at www.cncascais.com

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