McDougall + McConaghy International Moth World Championship

McDougall + McConaghy International Moth World Championship - Day 5

by Jonny Fullerton 29 Jul 2017 23:19 BST 25-28 July 2017

The final series of racing at the 2017 McDougall + McConaghy Moth Worlds got underway today in more glamorous conditions on Lake Garda. The Gold, Silver and Bronze fleets were released just after lunchtime for four races on two race courses.

The hottest Moth Gold fleet ever left the shore around 1300 hrs for four back-to-back races on the Southern course in a light to moderate breeze from the South. Consistent shifts and an over eager hungry fleet led to a string of U flags, black flags, postponements and one race cancellation when the breeze collapsed at the top end of the course.

Eventually two hours later a frustrated PRO managed to get the fleet to behave enough to sail a shortened version of the usual windward / leeward race track. The breeze settled in about 12 - 14 knots but at the top end, it was quite a lot weaker, nearer 8 knots and marginal foiling. From the start it was a mad sprint to hit the shore, right in front of the Fraglia Vela Malcesine club, again proving popular with spectators and the weekend diners out on the terrace. The leaders tacked up the shore line taking advantage of all the little bays where the breeze scalloped in puffs.

A number of boats overstood the top mark, Pete Burling (NZL) led Nathan Outteridge (AUS) and Rob Greenhalgh (GBR) third. The downwind dash was really quick, Burling crossed the finish line in around 15 minutes. Outteridge second, Greenhalgh third and Paul Goodison (GBR) in fourth, his worst position of the regatta to date! Iain 'Goobs' Jensen up in the leaders again in fifth but Tom Slingsby (AUS), second at the start of the day, crossed in seventh.

A short turn around and race 2 started in similar conditions, however, the race course was extended a bit to make a longer race track. More general recalls and the black flag came out again. The first leg was again a mad sprint to the Eastern Lake shore. Again it was Burling leading the pack from Kohei Kajimoto, a Japanese Moth sailor who lives in Australia. Goodison was back in sixth position but gaining rapidly on Kohei downwind to the finish. Burling finished this one by a big margin, Kajimoto holding on for a really well deserved second and Goodison settling for third. Jensen consistently racing in for fourth and an excellent finish for Corinthian sailor Matthew Chew from Queensland in Australia.

PRO Tim Hancock didn't hang about banging off the races, rolling straight into race 3 of the day. No real changes on the course again and all clear at the start this time. Goodison led this one from the flying Kiwi, Burling with Jensen just behind. Scott Babbage (AUS) was back in the mix but Greenhalgh deep in the teens. On the last downwind Burling came in on a tight angle making use of the pressure that had started to build in the middle of the race track (a regular occurrence at this time of day). However, Jensen and Babbage had judged the layline to the finish to perfection, soaking past Burling. Goodison scored his first bullet of the day, Jensen second, Babbage third, Burling dropping to fourth. Josh McKnight came in for his best finish of the final series in fifth. Slingsby in his customary seventh was beginning to lose his grip on second overall.

Day 5 of the Moth Worlds on Lake Garda - photo © Martina Orsini

The last Gold fleet race of the day, number 8 of the championship, was started in a patchy breeze as the sun was getting low in the sky. The sight of a fleet of Moths spread across the lake in the late evening sunlight was a photographers dream and fully appreciated by the onlookers sipping their Aperol aperitifs under the club umbrellas. Some of the big names watching some racing included Russell Coutts and his lads, and Olympic Gold medallist Santiago Lange, another master getting used to foiling catamarans.

As the leaders surged up the middle of the course it was, of course, the current world champion Goodison fighting it out with 2015 world champion Burling. This time there was the sad sight of the other former world champion Outteridge, limping in to shore with a broken wing bar. The Brit and the Kiwi were sprinting clear but the chase was on for the remaining podium place. Babbage was having another good race and the home Italian fans were pleased to see Francesco Bruni amongst the leaders.

Goodison glided down the final leg in the fading sunlight to take his second bullet of the day and keep a comfortable cushion between himself and Burling before the final day or racing. Burling crossed in second to pull himself up to second overall and Babbage took third to pull back into the top six.

Going into the final day of racing, Paul Goodison has a handy 13 point cushion over Pete Burling on 26 points. Iain 'Goobs' Jensen had another excellent day to move into a comfortable third position on 29 points.

Day 5 of the Moth Worlds on Lake Garda - photo © Martina Orsini

Goody sums up his day: "In the first race I overlaid the first mark a bit and it put me down the fleet after that I got it together, I had a little scare on the last run in the last race, I snapped the tip off the foil so I was sailing around with a bit of drag, but hung on in there and came good in the end so pretty pleased with today. Kiwi Pete was starting really well and going upwind really nicely so it made me pick up my game a bit later in the day."

Pete Burling adds: "It was a pretty long day on the water, I think we were out for about 5 and a half hours so most people will sleep pretty well tonight. I am just getting used to the boat and in that last race I felt I had pretty good speed but a bit tired. Goody just kept hiking!"

Tom Slingsby slipped to fourth with a 7,8,7,8 for the day. Despite suffering more damage, Nathan Outteridge was saved by the fact a second discard comes into play after eight final races are completed, so moves into fifth on 48 points.

Rob Greenhalgh drops down to seventh after another tough day on the water but Dave Hivey holds onto tenth spot. Also, the two Italian boats Francesca Bruni and Carlo de Paoli Ambrosi are just outside the top ten in 11th and 12th respectively.

Gian Marie Ferrighi of Italy didn't finish the last race of the day but remains top in the Youth category in an impressive 16th position. Rob Gough (AUS) overtakes Jason Belben (GBR) to the top Master spot. Annaslise Murphy (IRL), still with a constant smile on her face, remains the top female competitor.

Day 5 of the Moth Worlds on Lake Garda - photo © Martina Orsini

The Silver fleet raced 4 races on the trot on the North course. John Clifton (GBR) continues to lead but David Holenweg from Switzerland has a good day to close the gap. In third is Olympic Laser sailor Philipp Buhl from Germany.

The Bronze fleet went out at lunchtime for 2 races then came back for a break before returning to the South course for 2 more races in the evening breeze. Grand Master, Hans Rasmussen from Denmark leads the fleet from Maximillian Mage from Germany and Youth category sailor, David Simmonds from the UK.

An exhausted cluster of mothies returned ashore for a rather exquisite aperitif and Marzadro Buffet at Fraglia Vela Malcesine supplied by event sponsor Zhik.

The final day of racing for all fleets on Sunday will not commence before 12 noon. Racing can be watched by the tracking website shown below.

Event website: www.mothworlds.org/malcesine
Tracking: www.u-track.it/index.php/moth-worlds-2017

Gold fleet after day 5:

Pos	Sail No	Helm	Q	F1	F2	F3	F4	F5	F6	F7	F8	Pts
1	GBR 1	GOODISON PAUL	1	1	‑3	1	3	‑4	3	1	1	13
2	NZL 4190	BURLING PETER	15	‑4	1	‑5	4	1	1	4	2	26
3	AUS 4514	JENSEN IAIN	4	‑8	4	3	‑13	5	4	2	5	29
4	AUS 4386	SLINGSBY TOM	2	7	2	7	5	7	‑8	7	‑8	38
5	AUS 4038	OUTTERIDGE NATHAN	35	5	5	2	2	2	‑10	6	(dnf)	48
6	AUS 4	BABBAGE SCOTT	41	2	‑6	6	1	‑17	6	3	3	52
7	GBR 4491	GREENHALGH ROBERT	3	3	7	(ret)	‑17	3	11	14	13	55
8	AUS 6	MCKNIGHT JOSH	5	‑25	‑13	11	6	10	12	5	6	57
9	AUS 10	MIGHELL HAROLD	11	6	9	10	9	6	9	‑16	‑17	59
10	GBR 4513	HIVEY DAVID	9	‑18	15	4	12	13	13	8	‑16	74
11	ITA 4340	BRUNI FRANCESCO	20	13	‑35	12	14	(bfd)	15	12	4	85
12	ITA 4180	DE PAOLI AMBROSI CARLO	13	‑17	12	13	11	‑15	14	13	11	85
13	AUS 4332	BURTON TOM	7	‑35	24	‑29	10	12	17	9	7	87
14	AUS 4205	THOMAS STEVEN	14	9	‑44	9	24	8	‑27	17	20	99
15	AUS 3656	DAMIC LUKA	10	‑31	16	17	7	‑29	19	19	14	101
16	ITA 4431	FERRIGHI GIAN MARIA	18	15	14	8	‑33	9	28	21	(dnf)	109
17	ITA 4147	BIANCHI FRANCESCO	19	‑28	8	21	15	14	18	‑28	22	113
18	GBR 4050	HISCOCKS SIMON	6	11	10	31	22	‑57	16	‑36	18	115
19	AUS 4095	KAJIMOTO KOHEI	22	16	31	‑60	8	28	2	15	‑59	116
20	GBR 4501	ELLIS DAN	23	10	17	14	‑27	‑30	20	20	19	116
21	SUI 4270	PSAROFAGHIS ARNAUD	16	‑32	18	19	21	22	‑25	11	12	116
22	AUS 4418	CHEW MATTHEW	32	22	32	‑64	(ufd)	16	5	10	10	119
23	ITA 4138	FERRIGHI STEFANO	44	‑37	21	18	23	‑24	7	24	9	134
24	GBR 4433	WARD DAN	17	20	19	15	‑25	23	21	‑39	25	136
25	AUS 7	GOUGH ROB	21	12	22	20	‑26	19	22	26	‑31	137
26	GBR 4309	MCMILLAN JIM	12	30	25	25	16	‑33	‑61	18	15	139
27	GBR 4509	BELBEN JASON	24	‑29	20	22	19	25	‑31	23	29	154
28	AUS 4495	TAILBY REECE	60	19	‑36	36	18	18	23	‑65	24	178
29	ITA 4040	LANULFI MARCO	27	23	33	(dnf)	20	‑58	37	41	38	211
30	GBR 3939	ASHER NIC	34	42	39	16	29	(dnf)	36	35	‑58	221
31	GBR 4512	OFFER TOM	26	36	‑48	38	31	37	‑62	29	34	224
32	GBR 4480	MASON RICHARD	49	27	28	(dnf)	(dnf)	20	63	30	23	226
33	ARG 4331	GREGGI FRANCO	29	50	26	‑62	42	11	32	45	(dnf)	228
34	IRL 4148	KENEFICK DAVID	33	41	40	30	‑46	‑59	38	25	32	230
35	AUS 3832	THORPE LES	64	(ufd)	34	42	28	‑45	29	42	21	238
36	FRA 4412	MARIE BENOIT	31	33	46	‑63	35	26	34	‑52	42	239
37	SWE 4330	JARUDD EMIL	65	‑43	41	41	32	21	‑45	37	27	243
38	AUS 8	MCDOUGALL ANDREW	54	‑47	42	(ret)	47	35	24	33	26	244
39	GER 3797	GIELEN FABIAN	36	53	‑66	33	30	(dnf)	46	22	36	247
40	GBR 4508	VINCENT DAN	47	38	‑60	48	39	34	30	‑66	28	251
41	AUS 4221	SARE WARREN	42	‑56	38	51	38	41	33	31	‑60	263
42	GBR 4336	HEATHCOTE JONATHAN	40	(dnf)	(dnf)	23	43	38	35	49	49	267
43	AUT 3799	STELZL MAXIMILIAN	30	39	50	34	‑57	(bfd)	40	40	41	267
44	IRL 4380	MURPHY ANNALISE	45	55	57	‑65	‑64	32	26	34	30	267
45	SUI 4404	PETRINO ADRIANO	61	48	‑58	24	36	31	42	‑51	48	269
46	GBR 4350	SMITHWHITE DAVID	51	44	29	47	‑59	44	‑51	27	47	273
47	GBR 4347	BRIDLE EDDIE	56	‑51	45	45	‑52	42	39	44	33	287
48	IRL 4517	FITZPATRICK RORY	25	24	30	37	34	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	291
49	USA 4302	FUNK BRAD	69	21	23	27	40	(dnf)	(dnf)	58	dnf	291
50	SUI 4152	RIGOT GUILLAUME	67	34	49	28	‑51	(dnf)	48	48	39	292
51	GBR 4149	HOLDEN OLIVER	73	45	43	35	53	39	(dnf)	38	‑61	301
52	POR 4299	ANDRADE FRANCISCO	37	57	(ufd)	61	48	27	49	32	(dnf)	302
53	AUS 4063	SOUTER DEAN	55	62	‑68	26	37	(bfd)	41	54	45	304
54	FRA 4383	PRESTI PHILIPPE	28	26	37	32	41	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	305
55	ITA 4389	ZILIANI MARIO	48	49	47	50	50	36	(dnf)	‑56	40	306
56	ITA 4460	MAZZETTI FABIO	38	40	52	46	56	(bfd)	‑57	47	54	324
57	GBR 4448	ALBRECHT LEIGH	52	‑68	27	56	44	(bfd)	64	67	35	329
58	GBR 5	PATON BEN	8	14	11	(ret)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	330
59	GBR 3959	GLIDDON PAUL	59	(ufd)	‑63	39	54	56	59	43	43	333
60	GBR 4499	HUTTON DOMINIC	50	‑67	53	52	58	40	‑65	61	37	336
61	GER 3975	CLASEN JACOB	68	54	‑65	44	‑55	46	47	55	44	336
62	FRA 4310	ARTHAUD AYMERIC	66	58	‑59	40	45	47	53	‑68	55	343
63	GBR 4311	ADAMS ALEX	57	‑64	‑64	43	61	48	52	50	52	345
64	AUT 4511	SCHANLEITNER MICHAEL	63	46	69	(dnf)	(dnf)	43	43	53	50	345
65	ARG 4367	COSENTINO IVAN	53	‑60	51	59	‑63	50	54	46	51	348
66	FIN 4406	LEHTINEN LAURI	43	52	‑62	57	‑66	49	44	59	57	350
67	GBR 4277	HARTLEY JEREMY	62	‑59	55	49	49	55	50	‑62	53	351
68	AUS 4216	GENDERS JOHN	46	‑61	56	53	‑65	54	55	57	46	354
69	AUS 4222	PEARSON BRENT	58	‑65	61	54	60	52	56	64	(dnf)	386
70	GBR 4037	JEEVES CHRIS	71	‑63	54	58	‑62	51	60	60	62	393
71	GBR 4500	STARK MATTHEW	72	66	‑67	55	‑67	53	58	63	56	399
72	SWE 4459	INKYOV JORDAN (DANNY)	39	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	473
73	FRA 4274	COL SEBASTIEN	70	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dns	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	492

Silver fleet after day 5:

Pos	Sail No	Helm	Q	F1	F2	F3	F4	F5	F6	F7	F8	Pts
1	GBR 4275	CLIFTON JOHN	75	1	1	7	4	2	10	‑19	‑14	75
2	SUI 4312	HOLENWEG DAVID	110	‑9	2	2	3	1	‑5	2	1	88
3	GER 4060	BUHL PHILIPP	93	‑49	4	‑17	2	3	7	4	8	90
4	GBR 4442	STONEHAM KYLE	124	‑30	6	1	1	‑19	1	1	3	100
5	FIN 3851	LINDAHL ERIK	81	‑23	9	11	12	‑15	8	10	5	111
6	GBR 4121	PHARE JAMES	118	3	‑16	12	8	4	9	5	‑57	123
7	AUS 4247	WARREN FANG	141	2	10	3	‑13	9	‑40	3	6	130
8	JPN 3989	GOTO HIROKI	109	17	‑29	5	7	25	2	8	‑62	139
9	GBR 4075	PYBUS DOUG	77	12	5	27	16	(dnf)	(dnf)	9	19	143
10	GER 4047	JOHN ANDREAS	74	20	20	‑30	23	22	6	‑64	4	144
11	ITA 4355	MAGGI NICOLA	90	10	13	‑54	15	8	19	24	(dnf)	149
12	NED 4424	COSTER KALLE	100	‑36	15	24	11	11	14	‑52	7	151
13	GBR 4096	PENFOLD TIM	80	‑33	11	4	18	27	25	11	‑32	152
14	AUS 3981	HACKNEY EDWARD	95	46	‑68	(ufd)	5	34	3	6	2	162
15	USA 4017	KNOWLES MATT	86	18	22	‑44	‑53	24	4	15	24	165
16	GBR 4278	KOUKOURAKIS ALEX	83	7	(ufd)	(ufd)	10	5	20	12	55	167
17	GBR 4248	BAKER NEIL	145	‑28	12	10	‑57	7	18	13	12	170
18	AUS 3770	DEUSSEN NICK	104	8	‑50	‑37	21	6	17	31	16	171
19	AUS 3717	SHERRING JACK	96	5	3	18	34	‑61	‑49	40	17	183
20	GBR 4308	BURLTON CRAIG	78	14	8	(dnf)	36	‑52	41	27	18	199
21	IRL 4374	MCMAHON EWAN	98	24	21	15	33	‑64	30	‑45	11	202
22	BEL 3915	GOOD MORGAN	85	25	24	25	‑58	‑31	15	26	29	202
23	IRL 4139	O TOOLE NEIL	142	16	17	6	‑30	‑70	27	16	26	206
24	GBR 4438	LEA MATTHEW	82	‑50	33	33	‑38	23	28	14	21	209
25	GBR 3979	ROSS JAMES	130	‑37	19	19	28	21	‑35	21	15	212
26	JPN 4300	TABATA WAKAKO	108	‑48	32	29	26	‑41	31	18	9	219
27	AUS 3999	YORK KEAGAN	79	‑72	41	49	31	13	12	20	‑60	222
28	GBR 4122	FRIEND ANDREW	111	11	34	16	19	33	‑57	32	(dnf)	223
29	GBR 4492	STREATFEILD NIC	144	21	7	39	22	‑56	21	‑46	31	239
30	GBR 4136	REDFEARN EDWARD	99	‑58	23	51	9	20	‑61	49	20	240
31	FRA 97	FEYDIT HUGO	148	6	‑64	14	‑52	32	34	28	28	242
32	AUS 4456	GRAVARE MARTIN	84	26	28	8	14	35	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	245
33	FIN 4382	UUSI‑AUTTI JANNE	132	15	14	‑66	25	‑55	33	39	33	249
34	SWE 4252	GRAVAR EMMA	114	22	46	38	‑47	29	(dnf)	17	23	254
35	GBR 4214	BARNES MICHAEL	129	41	30	‑55	27	17	13	‑56	41	257
36	SUI 3776	SCHILLER PHILIPPE	137	‑73	‑51	41	29	36	32	7	25	263
37	AUT 4015	HRIBAR PHILIPP	97	60	55	28	17	14	22	(dnf)	(dnf)	263
38	GER 4027	ADOLPH KAI	116	19	‑54	‑47	37	18	42	34	35	265
39	AUS 4142	GODDARD ALAN	89	‑54	25	45	35	39	24	‑47	40	268
40	NZL 4329	GOODES STUART	105	(ufd)	48	‑50	43	38	36	23	10	270
41	NOR 4328	RINGSTAD ALEXANDER	103	‑55	42	20	48	12	37	‑62	39	270
42	GBR 4434	LUTHI CHRISTIAN	107	34	37	13	32	40	‑56	43	‑49	273
43	AUT 4251	HOFER MATTHAEUS	125	32	35	‑40	‑61	30	23	36	30	273
44	POR 3609	BRITES HENRIQUE	128	27	44	21	20	28	‑52	‑55	48	275
45	HKG 4334	PARTRIDGE ROB	106	4	18	32	6	67	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	277
46	GBR 4484	JESSOP DAVID	94	59	‑61	26	‑63	10	43	50	38	290
47	IRL 4396	KISSANE ALISTAIR	87	61	45	22	(dnf)	16	11	(dnf)	dnf	290
48	SUI 4401	FUCHS ALESSANDRO	140	‑47	43	23	‑49	37	44	33	22	298
49	AUT 4354	HIRSCH MARKUS	92	35	47	(dnf)	(dnf)	47	16	48	51	306
50	GER 3389	HUBER THOMAS	88	38	31	9	24	69	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	307
51	POR 3715	LEAL TIAGO	127	43	‑52	36	50	42	‑54	22	42	322
52	NZL 4229	KIFF RICHARD	136	51	26	‑57	‑66	49	46	30	34	328
53	GBR 3877	GLIDDON JOSIE	113	31	36	31	54	‑66	58	44	‑61	333
54	NZL 3733	POWRIE TOM	112	42	27	46	41	‑54	‑59	53	46	334
55	AUS 3570	SMITH PHIL	119	40	38	34	51	50	39	‑60	‑58	334
56	GRE 4104	BOUSSOULAS GEORGE	134	57	39	35	55	‑63	38	‑58	36	351
57	SUI 3625	RIGOT FABRICE	91	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	26	dnf	25	13	352
58	SUI 4397	DECARLI NICOLA	131	‑62	53	52	40	51	26	42	‑54	353
59	AUS 4187	SPIERS EMMA	102	‑64	62	60	‑65	43	50	29	45	359
60	NED 3794	BERENS MENNO	123	‑63	58	42	42	‑59	29	54	53	361
61	NZL 4218	SWANSON ROWAN	117	‑67	59	43	44	48	47	‑61	50	372
62	ITA 4209	TRIMARCHI MICHELE	101	56	49	‑59	45	58	‑64	59	44	381
63	ITA 4078	BEVILACQUA VINCENZO	115	‑69	‑69	63	46	62	48	41	52	392
64	AUT 3219	KOBALE OLIVER	138	53	60	65	(dnf)	44	45	35	(dnf)	397
65	SWE 4253	GRAVARE MAGNUS	139	45	65	(dnf)	(dnf)	57	62	57	27	409
66	DEN 4281	MELSON FREDERIK JUST	122	29	40	48	60	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	412
67	ARG 4167	CONTESSI DOMINGO JOSE	143	65	‑67	56	59	‑71	53	37	47	415
68	NZL 4362	EVANS RUSS	146	‑68	‑66	61	39	60	63	51	43	417
69	USA 4458	DOWNING ZACK	135	44	‑63	62	62	53	51	‑63	56	420
70	AUS 3905	STEVENSON PHIL	133	39	57	58	56	45	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	421
71	ARG 4226	CORREA HENDERSON JUAN	126	66	‑70	64	‑67	65	55	38	59	434
72	IRI 4516	HYLAND ADAM	120	13	71	67	64	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	449
73	GBR 4343	SAINSBURY JAMES	147	52	72	(dnf)	(dnf)	46	dnf	dnf	37	459
74	GER 4421	KASASKE FABIAN	121	70	73	53	(dnf)	68	60	(dnf)	dnf	483
75	FRA 4065	REZZOUG ANTHONY	76	71	56	(dnf)	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	486

Bronze fleet after day 5:

Pos	Sail No	Helm	Q	F1	F2	F3	F4	F5	F6	Pts
1	DEN 4307	RASMUSSEN HANS	155	24	10	‑26	17	21	20	103
2	GER 4417	MAGE MAXIMILIAN	151	5	1	2	2	‑11	1	114
3	GBR 3980	SIMMONDS DAVID	153	2	5	4	1	‑8	8	125
4	AUS 4215	EDMUNDS LLOYD	157	‑6	6	5	3	2	2	132
5	FIN 4087	CASTREN THOMAS	162	‑22	3	1	5	9	3	138
6	AUS 4324	ROLLERSON GRANT	150	3	4	16	12	(dnf)	16	153
7	ARG 4368	CONTESSI MASSIMO	152	10	‑27	11	8	13	7	153
8	DEN 4140	LANG PETER	182	8	2	6	‑11	6	5	160
9	FRA 4286	VAIREAUX MOANA	164	7	11	3	6	‑16	15	162
10	GBR 4036	CLARKE CHRIS	167	1	‑44	7	14	12	9	166
11	CRO 4126	DOGAN LUKA	163	4	8	12	‑23	14	11	167
12	SWE 4363	LOVDEN MAGNUS	181	15	12	‑18	7	1	6	173
13	IRL 4097	DEVLIN JIM	169	16	19	13	4	(ufd)	10	186
14	JPN 4127	KAWATA TAKAAKI	177	(bfd)	7	10	15	4	25	189
15	NZL 4390	BULLOT MIKE	193	11	‑32	9	10	5	14	190
16	AUS 4235	BOULDEN WILL	172	13	14	‑30	29	3	12	197
17	POL 4153	JANKOWSKI JAKUB	159	9	‑28	21	27	15	17	204
18	GBR 4208	LAMBERT THOMAS	158	21	23	‑38	35	7	4	205
19	NED 4280	WEBER CONSTANTIJN	154	20	‑49	20	21	26	21	213
20	POL 3842	DOMANSKI MICHAL	173	18	25	14	16	‑27	19	218
21	GBR 3941	BURRAGE MILES	174	19	‑39	15	13	10	35	219
22	FRA 3972	ANDRILLON YANN	184	(dnf)	13	8	9	19	36	220
23	GBR 3922	GAMBLE PADDY	171	25	15	27	‑31	17	13	222
24	DEN 4062	QUORNING PETER	180	29	16	22	18	(ufd)	18	233
25	POR 3978	BELLO FERNANDO	185	‑28	18	23	24	20	24	244
26	FRA 4072	CIRET MADEG	176	14	9	36	36	‑37	22	245
27	AUT 3986	RAKUSCHAN PHILIPP	179	26	‑33	24	30	22	30	261
28	SUI 4430	DAZIO ROBERTO	160	32	42	19	19	(ufd)	37	265
29	GBR 4369	HIGBY ALEX	166	27	‑36	31	25	31	31	267
30	GER 4375	THIAS MICHAEL	168	41	26	25	32	‑42	28	275
31	DEN 4519	FREY OLE	191	17	‑41	29	33	25	33	277
32	GBR 4100	WHITE CHRIS	186	‑47	20	17	28	39	45	286
33	GBR 3787	DICKER MARK	165	30	35	44	(dnf)	34	27	290
34	AUT 3892	KARNUTSCH FLORIAN	161	36	30	40	‑41	41	29	292
35	AUS 4497	OLDFIELD GLEN	194	31	24	‑46	37	32	26	294
36	FRA 4171	PEDOTE GIANCARLO	175	33	17	28	20	(dnf)	dnf	296
37	GBR 4298	GOODRUM GREG	178	38	29	‑48	40	36	38	309
38	GBR 4291	JEFFRIES ANDY	156	51	‑55	41	46	23	41	315
39	GBR 4342	SIMMONDS GRAHAM	213	12	21	56	(dnf)	18	50	325
40	AUS 3827	HALLAM JAMES	201	48	‑50	35	22	30	44	329
41	NED 3623	VERSCHUURE ROALD	195	40	‑45	32	39	43	32	331
42	GBR 3944	BEVAN PHIL	212	43	22	(dnf)	45	33	23	334
43	GER 4034	HELLRIEGEL ERNST	183	‑54	43	33	38	38	51	337
44	SLO 4201	TOMORI LUKA	170	42	34	‑49	44	46	48	338
45	AUT 3924	KOBALE KONSTANTIN	218	46	31	37	(dnf)	24	34	340
46	GER 3627	MAGE FRANZISKA	199	35	40	‑52	51	28	42	344
47	ITA 4486	SAIDELLI NICOLO	187	39	37	34	26	(dnf)	dnf	345
48	AUS 3833	DANKS PETER	198	34	38	51	50	29	‑56	348
49	GBR 3870	GATEHOUSE EDDIE	202	37	‑48	45	34	44	40	353
50	SUI 4042	MANI SANDRO	216	23	‑65	39	48	35	47	360
51	FRA 3718	POIZIVARA FRED	189	50	‑56	53	49	40	39	369
52	GBR 4179	HUGHES GERRY	197	44	47	47	43	(dnf)	53	380
53	FRA 4144	BEL JEAN‑NOAL	205	49	‑53	43	47	47	43	387
54	GBR 3629	MEHEW TOM	200	45	58	42	52	48	(dnf)	393
55	GBR 3914	COONEY NEIL	207	‑57	46	50	54	45	46	404
56	GBR 3607	DAVIS ALAN	192	58	‑64	58	55	53	54	419
57	SWE 4264	MAGNERIUS MICHAEL	188	61	63	59	56	(ufd)	52	429
58	AUS 3961	SAUL JOHN	204	56	‑59	54	57	51	58	432
59	GER 3601	ZEISER CHRISTOPH	208	52	51	57	59	52	(dnf)	434
60	SUI 4031	DARR YVO	215	60	60	55	42	54	(dnf)	439
61	USA 4305	BURSOR SCOTT	209	53	57	(dnf)	dnf	49	49	444
62	AUS 4021	ROBINSON DAVID	149	(dns)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	457
63	GER 3321	WINTER CHRISTIAN	214	59	‑61	61	58	55	57	458
64	SUI 4303	BADERTSCHER STEFAN	206	(dns)	62	dnf	dnf	50	55	468
65	AUS 4243	PONTREMOLI RICCARDO	210	(dns)	52	60	53	dnf	dnf	475
66	GBR 4361	SMITH DONALD	203	55	54	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	dnf	477
67	GER 4377	MAEGE CARLO	190	(dns)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	494
68	CAN 4197	BRAZIER ANDREW	196	(dns)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	dns	500
69	BEL 4049	GALEOTTI GIOVANNI	211	62	(dnf)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	514
70	SUI 4502	SCHENK DOMINIK	217	(dns)	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	dnf	523