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GBR Cadet team at the Polish National Championships

by Andrew Nunn 29 Jul 2019 14:33 BST 25-27 July 2019

Fourteen GBR Cadet Teams have made the trip out to the Polish holiday resort of Krynica Morska up on the Baltic Coast ready for the World Championships which starts on 29 July. Some 130 Boats from twelve nations are entered, split across the main Worlds Event, with the Cadet Promotional Regatta which runs alongside. As a warm-up event the Polish National Championships were held over 25-27 July with 120 boats all racing together as a single fleet.

This was an opportunity for Team GBR to check their speed against top competition from other European, Australian and Argentinian crews ahead of the Worlds.

Racing was held on the vast Zalew Wislany lake with nine races held over three days. Conditions varied from 8-10 knots on day 1 up to 16-20 knots on day 2 (with something in between on day 3) racing round an outer loop trapezoid course.

Team GBR performed exceptionally well with three boats in the top ten and Lia Fletcher/Kali Karaskas achieving second overall behind Thibaud Dirix/Thomas Winand of Belgium, with early series leaders Julian Finsterbusch/Franco Barone (ARG) in third.

The main Worlds event runs from 29 July to 4 August. Watch out for live race updates on Team GBR's progress via Twitter @GBRCadets and Facebook Page.

Top Ten Results:

1st BEL 10055 Thibaud Dirix/Thomas Winand (49pts)
2nd GBR 10012 Lia Fletcher/Kali Karaskas (51pts)
3rd ARG 9988 Julian Finsterbusch/Franco Barone (52pts)
4th POL 9602 Pawel Kajeta/Tymoteusz Roszkowski (54pts)
5th RUS 9686 Kristina Vasilyeva/Elena Eliasina (68pts)
6th RUS 9687 Viacheslav Rozhkov/Boris Sosnovyi (85pts)
7th GBR 10051 Ethan Davey/Alex Enkel (123pts)
8th GBR 8352 Cally Terkelsen/Pippa Smith (143pts)
9th POL 9902 Michal Debkowski/Zdzislaw Bulik (147pts)
10th BEL 8520 Marien Emile/Mahieu Van Oirbeek (148pts)

Full results [PDF]

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