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Tornado Worlds at Club Nautico San Isidro, Argentina - Day 2

by Event Press 7 Dec 2006 06:10 GMT 5-10 December 2006

Another bullet for AUT Roman Hagara & Hans Peter Steinacher

A sunny warm weather is back to San Isidro. The Tornados sailed races 3 & 4 with a nice SE 10-12 knots breeze.

Race 3 had 2 OCSs, the Chinese team of Luo Youjia & Xiuke Chen and ITA Vincenzo Sorrentino & Giorgio Colombo.

The left side of the course was the way to go and once again Austrians Roman Hagara & Hans Peter Steinacher lead the way with no competition and crossed the line one minute and a half ahead of the second RUS Andrey Kirilyuk & Valery Ushkov. Neither had the Spanish Toni Rivas & Fabian Escude, nor the Australians Darren Bundock & Glenn Ashby who finished third and fourth consecutively.

The RC side of the start of Race 4 was very busy and jammed. The French Yann Guichard & Alexandre Guyader were thrown towards the back of the RC boat and didn't make it to the starting line. The same happened to the Russians Andrey Kirilyuk & Valery Ushkov who still managed to restart behind the whole fleet and finished 31st.

The French Billy Besson & Arnaud Jarlegan were the leaders this time and the fleet stayed close together for 2 upwinds. The French opened the lead on the second downwind and had no problems getting the bullet. The Ozzies Darren Bundock & Glenn Ashby were second followed by AUT Roman Hagara & Hans Peter Steinacher, who are now the leaders of the Regatta. The Ozzies hold on to the second overall place.

" We decided to start clean at the pin, together with the Australians, and that made all the difference", explained the winner of the race French Billy Besson. They jumped up to 4th overall.

The Argentineans Bronze Medalists Santiago Lange & Carlos Espinola, made a come back and crossed the line in 4th, after an exciting finish head to head with Quingdao winners French Olivier Backes & Paul Ambroise Sevestre.

After a consistent performance in yesterday's races, French team Xavier Revil & Christophe Espagnon had a difficult day with a 22nd and a 24th and are now 7th overall.

2 races are scheduled for tomorrow starting at 13h00. More information and pictures at tornado2006.cnsi.org.ar

Results after Day 2:

PosSail NoHelm & CrewNatR1R2R3R4Pts
1AUT3HAGARA-STEINACHERAUT181313
2AUS8BUNDOCK-ASHBYAUS624214
3ARG1LANGE-ESPINOLAARG7238442
4FRA5BESSON-JARLEGANFRA102115147
5NED8BOOTH-NIEWENHUISNED41272750
6ITA257MARCOLINI-BIANCHIITA20618650
7FRA1REVIL-ESPAGNONFRA25222453
8FRA298SOUBEN-BONTEMPSFRA52811953
9GER7POLGAR-SPALTEHOLZGER151281054
10GRE7PASCHALIDIS-TRIGONISGRE31313754
11ESP1ECHAVARRI-PAZESP1113122258
12GER1104GAEBLER-STRUCKMANNGER1210191960
13FRA11MORVAN-VANDAMEFRA82991561
14PUR1FIGUEROA-HERNÁNDEZPUR318251763
15GER1096MITTELMEIER-MITTELMEIERGER142562065
16ESP104PADRON-CUERVAS-MONSESP234261366
17FRA7GUICHARD-GUYADERFRA9311418\RDG72
18GBR436MC MILLAN-HOWDENGBR1911162874
19FRA302BACKES-SEVESTREFRA261732580
20CAN7JOHANSSON-KEVINCAN291924880
21GBR430WALSH-BARNEYGBR242053382
22GBR7WILSON-BULKELEYGBR189292682
23BEL7BROUWER-GODEFROIDBEL2814301183
24USA804DANIEL-CHUUSA1348\DNF171290
25ESP23RIVAS-ESCUDEESP48\OCS2631491
26RUS97KIRILYUK-USHKOVRUS303323196
27NED1HEEMSKERK-DERCKSENNED48\OCS7202196
28USA808LOVELL-OGLETREEUSA48\OCS15102598
29ITA5SORRENTINO-COLOMBOITA212248\OCS18109
30GBR438RASHLEY-LYNCHGBR22243134111
31AUT381ZAJAC-CZAJKAAUT16272348\OCS114
32NED100SAMAMA-VAN LEEUWENNED35163632119
33POR1CAYOLLA-CERVEIRAPOR25303430119
34GBR434STYLES-PEELGBR3248\DNF2123124
35BRA1MIRSKY-GUALBRA34373916126
36BRA37DI BERNARDI-CHANGBRA27353837137
37NZL87MCINTOSH-KENDALLNZL48\OCS342729138
38ARG29GUEVARA-MARIANIARG17404241140
39AUT360JESSENIG-JESSENIGAUT33393538145
40USA813GRANDFIELD-CALLENUSA36383735146
41USA840THINSCHMIDT-WIERDAUSA48\DSQ324136157
42ARG360BLANDO-NOÉARG37414040158
43RUS7DZHIENBAEV-SEMENOVRUS48\OCS363348\OCS165
44UKR21GOLEMBIEVSKYY-VOLOSHENYUKUKR39424342166
45CAN2DUBUC-HERENDEERCAN40434443170
46CHN112YOUJIA-CHENCHN3848\DNF48\OCS39173
47GER1103SEIFERT-TIEMANNGER41444544174

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