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SB20 World Championship at Clube Naval de Cascais - Day 4

by True Angle Editorial 3 Sep 2016 07:51 BST 30 August - 3 September 2016

Three more races were completed for the Cascais SB20 World Championships on the penultimate day of racing, Friday September 2, with more strong breeze and big swell conditions providing superb racing for the asymmetric sportsboat fleet.

The breeze kicked in right on time for the 75 boats to start their first race of the day at 1300hrs, with 15-18 knots and the typical Atlantic rolling swell this Portuguese venue is famed for, making for some fast and fun downwind legs. Once again starting cleanly proved key, with five boats penalized for being OCS at the first gun of the day, including top British boat, John Pollard's Xcellent (GBR3724).

By the second race the breeze had built to over 20 knots, and the right-hand side was strongly favoured due to a strong current running along the shore. This race was a real Cascais classic that saw boats regularly hitting 18 knots downwind.

For the final race of the day, and 12th of this demanding series, the breeze once again began to drop late afternoon, fading from 12 knots at the start to around 8 knots by the middle of the race, with lots of holes and shifts to increase the tactical challenges. The fading conditions also saw the fleet towed in again with no wind outside the marina, although all were relieved to dock at 1730 after yesterday's late-night marathon effort. There was plenty of time for the fleet to enjoy an outdoor dinner reception put on this evening by the host city.

Having had to retire from the final race yesterday, Hugo Rocha set out to re-establish his place at the top of the leaderboard on New Territories (RUS3711), which he achieved with an incredible 2-1-2 scoreline. This has put New Territories firmly back on the top of the table, with 45 points to France Jeune SB20's (FRA3653) 61. However, with yesterday's 77-point DNS hanging over the Russian crew they have no margin for error on the final day tomorrow.

Gabriel Skoczek on France Jeune SB20 won the final race of the day, while Massimo Fullone on Mercy Bocu (ITA3637) took the first – their third win of the event, but with two DNC's on the first day the Italian team is only just inside the top 10.

There is a strong battle going on between two Australian teams with Flirtacious (AUS3735) in fourth on 93 points and Michael Cooper's Export Roo (AUS3731) two points behind in fifth. Cooper commented after racing: "We had a better day today and it is really tight with Chris Dare (Flirtacious) keeping the Australian interest going, but with our third team member suffering a bit today it looks like the Nation's Cup will have to wait for the 2018 worlds in Tasmania!"

Chris Dare, who is sailing with Oliver Tweddle, one of Australia's top Olympic Finn sailors, was equally impressed with how tight the competition is at the top of the fleet and is looking forward to going head-to-head with Cooper tomorrow where Australian bragging rights will be on the line.

Marco Van Driel, whose MXTC (NED3714) is hovering just outside the top 10, was today scratching his head. "What do we have to do to get involved in the top 10? They are so fast, so consistent and no-one makes mistakes... it is so hard to mix it here and one small mistake sees you back in the pack!"

Tomorrow is the final day of competition with two races planned. The Cascais SB20 World Championship, is hosted by the Cascais Naval Club thanks to the backing of the Municipality of Cascais and sponsorship by companies including Vista Alegre, Sagres, and Gaspar Simões and LG. Media Partners are JC Decaux, Commercial Radio and TVI24, as well as fleet suppliers Sportsboat World, Harken and Hyde Sails.

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

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

Results after Day 4:

PosSail NoBoat NameHelmCrewCrew2ClubR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10R11R12Series Points
1RUS3711New TerritoriesHugo RochaAlex SemenovFran Palacios Gonçalo BarretoYC St‑Petersburg23196928DNC21245
2FRA3653France Jeune SB20Gabriel SkoczekMichel EmericLucas Chatonnier Marine BoudotYCAntibes361021754721110161
3UKR3042TREM EngineeringRodion LukaAndrey KlochkoIgor Severianov Tomás BarretoKiev Racing YC142515191117551675
4AUS3735FlirtatiousChris DareOliver TweddellElla ClarkSorrento SBC142361378195321893
5AUS3731Export RooMichael CooperDavid ChapmanMatthew JohnstonRYCTasmania4135311452027915695
6FRA3580Team SMC / France JeuneKevin PeponnetAchille NeboutBruno Mourniac Camille RossiYCMC/SRR520261691746DNC43101
7POR3114Animal/ Mobiag ‑ Clever MobilityVasco SerpaJoaquim MoreiraPedro Costa AlemaoCNCascais11121575363941925102
8GBR3724XcellentJohn PollardRob SmithBen WarnickRoyal Torbay YC72366203132412UFD1619149
9POR3620UonJosé CaldeiraHelder BasílioTiago Leal Mariana LobatoANMadeira1912451151416424DNF39153
10ITA3637Mercy BocuMassimo FulloneAndrea AiroNikolaos Mascoli Pierfrancisco SchiavoneCVOndabuena20DNCDNC419611111323166
11RUS3709NikaVladimir ProsikhinArtem BasalkinAlex MartemiyanovYC St‑Petersburg6712601383UFD312824174
12RUS3722MSTVasily GrigorievMikhail MarkinValeriy UshkovPirogovo269203441228221620718182
13NED3714MXTCMarco van DrielJoost AssmannMartijn WorselingWSV Braassemermeer291591421399251712249184
14GBR3728MarvelRichard PowellTim BurnellBen VinesRoyal Ocean RC10181419102BFD5BFD1695185
15FRA3423Team Xavier Bourhis GeneraliMathilde GeronSophie de TurckheimJulie Bossard Alice PonsarCMVSB1730171324141717BFD81820195
16GBR3750Sportsboatworld.comJerry HillAlan HillmanCraig WatsonRSrnYC22527121832153221152014201
17ITA3543DKCAntonillo CiabattiVincenzo GraciottiNando ColaninnoYCRiviera del Conero30272473517202334141110217
18GBR3732Forelle EstatesJoe LlewellynJeremy VigusNigel WakefieldWessex Exiles18382837372810613261413230
19POR3105Dom Pedro Hotels/GeneraliJosé Paulo RamadaGonçalo RibeiroRita Gonçalves Miguel Leal FariaCNCascais/Dom Pedro91123221246122BFD22UFD11247
20FRA3721ROIG Sailing TeamHugo FeyditValentin SipanMathieu Corruble Paola AmarCn La Tremblade2185039345927131527812254
21FRA3655Dongfeng RTeam 1Charles CaudrelierPascal BidegorryThomas Rouxel Malo AbguillermDongfengRT83438188611814BFD21631257
22POR3115QuebramarRui BritesHenrique BritesFrancisco Andrade Mariana FreitasCNCascais1514332530332254DNC61317262
23RUS3708MelstonTeamKirill FrolovAlexey MurashkinEgor IgnatenkoYC St‑Petersburg25512143231254714132321265
24FRA3034OceanteamJohan RavierHelene UrrutiFrederic Perroche Alice ChiaporriYCCannes40191926451133303230267273
25POR3616Madeira IslandsJohn TavaresPaulo MansoJorge FerreiraANMadeira48211817155530UFD3452222296
26FRA3706Black MagicEdward RussoGilles FavennecCedric ChateauCNValeriquais1322324842244429810DNF36308
27POR3111Roff/Meritis.orgManuel MarquesRui BóiaHugo MastbaumCNCascais32168662562241524502929314
28POR3558GutoDiogo PereiraFausto BriosaLuís QueirozCVAtlantico233322112913BFD3510445653329
29POR3738All Blacks WatchesNuno Vasconcelos PortoFrancisco AncêdeDiogo Costa Pedro CostaCVAtlantico28282921431829592219UFD34330
30UKR3726itParfumeAnna KyselovaIvan PavlusikAnatolii Petrov Irina DoroshevaOdessa36375846144135332371743332
31POR3505Patris / Real VidaVasco PassanhaDiana NevesCarlos Leitão Rafael RodriguesCNCascais34493685848323719323215342
32POR3103Bettertech/BicascoLuis SantosAntonio SantosRui DuarteCVSado311730242744265328413345346
33FRA3609New CaledoniaPiriou TugdualJade LestréYan Rigal Tom PicotCNCaledonien52267543222423426294437351
34RUS3707VIS sailing teamVadim PushevTimur SabirzianovAlexander MikhailovYC St‑Petersburg273113583350BFD4018172546358
35GBR3720UberAdrian PeachGarry PhareJim ShortRoyal Torbay YC3524471023292342BFD334647359
36GBR3710Chill Pill +Tich SummersScott GrahamNick ElderRoyal Tay YC165231684025463125481233359
37POR3525EXLIBRIS BACO Sailing TeamDiogo BarrosLuis AlonsoTiago MoraisCWDSailing24DNCDNC282210313920374142371
38POR3286Gandia BlascoTiago RoquetteJoão Leite de CastroLuis PessanhaCVAtlanticoDNF4437473927191211UFD3132376
39POR3427Sea CamelJoão Villas‑BoasJosé CameloGuilherme Gomes Nuno BajancaCNCascais335845205149382837182730376
40IRL3060The BearStefan HydeGraeme GrantTara Flood Clara HynesRoyal Cork YCDNC673523383034947253735380
41IRL3739venuesworld.comGer DempseyChris NolanMaeve Judge Blair StanawayRoyal Irish YC472540322651165233UFD3558415
42IRL3065BangoJames GormanRory FitzpatrickNeil O'Toole Laura JacksonNational YC123616595956212135564865419
43GBR3027EthelAlec RussellMark LeesJess Lees Rich PullRSrnYC416649274437452630553449437
44RUS3420POR3420Igor GinzburgBasalkina AnnaKrivov Oleg Klepikov LeonidYC St‑Petersburg444011351616BFDDNCDNC315338438
45POR3341Bright Dental ClinicDavid AleixoMiguel GuimarãesDavid Abecassis António BarrosCNCascais3710524228DNFBFD4336533627441
46AUS3390Mind GamesPhil ReidSam IbbottAndre DeClerckRYCTasmania545043725620544438363041466
47BEL3345Go With the FlowBart TytgatHielke KrijnenKristof WouttersRNSYC50605531DNFDNC371829394924469
48CHN3557Dongfeng RTeam 2Kong ChenghengChen JinhaoLiu XueDongfengRT574141694838364639344259481
49GBR3057BalooJohn OuthwaiteDavid AtkinsonCarl OuthwaiteRoyal Ocean RC584844404965403852424340494
50GBR3069SlinkyIan HudsonNiall PeeloHelen Macnamara Laura WooseyWarsash SC563253453640436154385167509
51IRL3537WahooChris ArrowsmithDavid CahillColin GalavanRoyal St George YC42463452464347275567DNC52511
52POR3723Another AffairPedro AmbrósioMiguel OliveiraFrancisco OliveiraCVAtlantico494348445252574157524528511
53POR3203MiudasMargarida AguiarSofia RegojoAna Champalimaud Maria João MarquesCNCascais434242417060525143543957524
54RUS3512Sea ConnectVladislav IvanovskiyAlexey EgorovVitaliy Nosach Ekaterina BessonovaYC St‑Petersburg613956385066395546514054529
55BEL3311SeldenJan AllemanPaul JonckheereGeert OrbieRNSYC623515536526505653576163531
56GBR3716SkeweredSimon HumeOli NedhamJohn MaloneItchenor SC3853546260DNF491044UFD4760554
57GBR3740A New HopeDoug InnesMartin FoxGareth GloverRoyalSouthamptonYC454765493170BFD5840433869555
58RUS3730HuaweiAleksey KolobanovGaiane KolovalovaBozhko Aleksander Manuel CruzYC St‑Petersburg534539646154BFD5742662848557
59POR3652BravoPaulo PalhaAndré GonçalvesAntónio José Barros Rita Leal fariaCVAtlantico46295155663641DNFBFD35UFD55568
60POR3733xxxxPeter StrattonPedro HenriquesFrancisco GarciaCNCascais55DNCDNC505321DNFDNCDNC236026596
61RUS3523SeteIurii PopovIgor SviridaOleg ChugunovYC St‑Petersburg39DNCDNC575747516050585050596
62OMA3560Oman Sail 1Fahad Al HasniYasir al RahbiRaad al HadiOman Sail59545730544560DNFDNC595451600
63GBR3276Trouble & StrifeHarry BarkerGeorge ChilversChristopher Merril Olive BazfourRadley College SC635560674135BFD6249605268612
64FRA3576LadybugBenoit MelenGregory BaumEric BrioistYCCarnac64616365555756504149UFD62623
65POR3411Quinta dos MurçasDiogo C MendesAna SantosBernardo Loureiro Duarte TelesCNCascais71565929646755364863DNFDNC625
66SUI3169Mike TUeli GuggenbuehlCaspar GuggenbuehlHeinrich GuggenbuehlCNCascais706246516342BFD45456263UFD626
67POR35813581Andrei BalaykinMaksim FedorovValentin UvarkinPirogovo6859617047345866584764DNC632
68POR3092ContrabandistaPatrick LindleyPedro SimõesLuís Vasconcelos DiasCNCascais605766636863484951615766641
69GBR3516WildebeestRob ClarkAlexey FarenyukManuel Arriaga e CunhaCVLagos51DNCDNC33DSQ235348DNFUFDDNC61654
70POR30903090 ‑ SB20Paulo LoboElisio LourençoFilipe Carioca João SoeiroCNCascais676568567368616556655956686
71POR3150TiNandoMiguel FonsecaEdgar Miguel Tereso FariaVasco Justino Nuno DuarteMENTOR6663DNC366964BFDDNFDNC405564688
72GBR3305TrioGary BakerDan CraftChris OdonnellWarsash SC6568627172DNCDNFDNCDNC46UFD44736
73OMA3256Oman Sail 2Ali Al BalushiAbdulrahman Al MashariSami Al ShukailiOman SailDNC6464756258BFD64DNF6462UFD744
74POR3100Spirit of Avé MariaLuis JardimBernardo MacedoGuilherme JardimCVAtlantico69DNS6773716959DNFDNCDNCDNCDNC793
75POR3521Santa MariaLuís RosárioAndre CarinhasValerio ConceiçãoCNCascais726969746771BFD63DNFDNFDNCDNC793
76SUI3183RespectChappuis DenisStalder CéciliaBober VolodymyrTRSCDNSDNCDNC767472DNFDNCDNCDNC58DNC819

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