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International Moth European Championship in Sicily - Day 4

by Domenico Boffi 3 May 2013 09:43 BST 28 April - 4 May 2013

6-8 knots of wind, sun and sea. One race in the morning but the weather continues to fail. A day in which the British would have liked to confirm their superiority and in which the Swiss could have redeemed themselves.

The weather is changing and the breeze did not settle in, so the slight thermal morning wind allowed a single race.

The Race Committee kept everyone waiting for the wind, but at 4pm the postponement flag over A was hoisted.

The crews have had time for more boat works and planning the innovations the Moth class is known for, but it is the "bar talk" which was the main activity of the day. Italian, English, Swiss & Belgians all tell their tales and experiences. At the "bar talk" game the Italians are masters and all listen to Stefano Rizzi adventures in the Olympics, America's Cup, Volvo Ocean Race and more... Nothing beats listening to his funny stories from around the world.

Results after Day 4: (three races)

PosSail NoHelm NatR1R2R3Pts
17Chris Rashley Uk1124
23980Michael Lennon Uk3216
33982Ben Paton Uk24814
43942Jason Belben Uk93315
54038Tom Offer Uk55919
63915Good Morgan Be136423
73626Renker Matthias Ch7101128
83892Andrew Friend Uk4151029
93955Chris Rast Ch158629
103752Holenweg David Ch10141640
113622Fabien Froesch Ch1991341
123945Eelco Boers Nl8171742
133607Olivier Vidal Uk16121442
143975Pablo Arandia Es6ocs746
153944Richard Westbury Uk18161246
163912Stefano Rzzi It14131946
174037Jason Russell Uk12raf550
183870Ollie Holden Uk24111853
193729Kasermann Philip Ch20191554
203614Doug Pybus Uk17212058
213916James Phare Ukdnf72161
223674Neil Baker Uk21182362
233795Pedro Bartoni Uk11253066
243711Dan Ward Uk25222269
253434Tommaso Freddi It26202571
263854Marco Lanulfi Italia It22262472
273715Chris Jeeves Uk30242680
283392Luca Rizzotti It23273181
293419John Clifton Uk29232981
303798Philippe Schiller Ch28ocs2788
313270Matthew Lea Nz27dns2888
323668Patrich James Cunningham Gbr3128dnc92

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