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B14 Worlds at Yacht Club de Carnac - Day 2

by Célia Mas-Delfault 13 Jul 2010 22:36 BST 12-16 July 2010

Race 3 started in a fresh 15 knots sousou west with the majority of the fleet electing to start and hang onto Starboard tack. GBR787 broke a carbon wing shortly after the start and returned to the shore. A small break away group took the right hand side from the start and proved to have correctly chosen to chase a rain cloud. The leading 3 at the first mark were Aus 778, Aus 370 and Aus779. The downwind saw little change but the next upwind saw the main pack catching some of the leading boats. At the next windward mark GBR777, GBR 773 and GBR772 were closing in the leaders. Aus778 and Aus 370 still led at the bottom mark for the seconf time. The next work saw the closing pack moving closer and a slight course change with the windward marks being moved more westerly. The wind prssure started to die and became patchy down. The leaders at the last windward mark were Aus 778, Aus370 and Aus 374, having made up much ground. The last downwind saw the wind continue to die and become patchy, the chsing bunch chose to go mainly left , with the leaders taking the middle line. GBR 775 chose the right hand line and improved to take a 3rd from Aus374. Aus 778 won, with Aus370 second and GBR775 3rd.

Race 4 started after a long wait under Ap as the wind moved further west, dropped in intensity and then moved back to a similar direction to race 1. First rounding sasw GBR 785 first, GBR 763 second and GBR 773 thrid. The fleet separated taking both left and right sides with no chnges at the bottom mark. The next work saw Aus778 making ground through the fleet. The Next windward mark saw GBR785 in the lead, GBR 763 followed GBR773 third. The next work saw several moves : 778 moved into second and Aus 373 making up ground into third place. The wind continued to deteriorate and become patchy. Making way on starboard tack was becoming difficult with lumpy seas remaining from the earlier fresh breeze. The last run saw most of the action of the day with the leaders changing place near the finish line with Aus 778 overtaking GBR 785 in the final metres. Aus 373 took 3rd for the day with a close and loud group closing in at the finish. Aus 778 won, GBR 785 second and Aus 373 third.

The overall leaders after day 2 are Aus 778, GBR 785 and Aus 373.

Results after Day 2:

PosSail NoHelmCrewR1R2R3R4Pts
1 AUS 778BANCROFT Guy GRACE David 13113
2 785HAYES David BELL Richie 31726
3 AUS  7CUNNINGHAM Scott WALKER Jason 529310
4 773CRAIG Nick JOHNSON Matt 746414
5 GBR 758HARRISON Tim RATCLIFFE Jonny 2104OCS16
6 370CUNNINGHAM IAN CUNNINGHAM David 9132516
7 GBR 775BINES Chris GIBBONS Dave 8143819
8 AUS 374LORIMER David HEALE Rafael 6115920
9 784BARNES Mark SMITH Paul 46131423
10 772WATTS Mark BISHOP Chris 11811726
11 GBR 777DOBRIJEVIC David ELTRINGHAM Philipp 14781227
12 763DAVIS Alan BARSLEY DALE Toby 121210628
13 779BOYLE Kelvin MACDONALD Michael 1519121138
14 AUS 780REYNOLDS Richard MC MILLAN Lissa 139181739
15 AUS 376HUNT Sophie PAYNE Andrew 2315151343
16 764BLACKMORS Tony JONAS Charlotte 1922191048
17 768MC GRATH Will REECE Harry 1816142048
18 GBR 787FELLS Tim RAMUS Andy 105DNFDNF55
19 GBR 767BOSWIJK Rod BINNEY Sharon 2118251655
20 GBR 672HOLLINGSWORTH Steve MURPHY Chris 1717212755
21 GBR 786BROWN Géraldine FERMOR Leaky 16DNF241858
22 733TRIFFITT Rhys REYNOLDS JONES Simon 2221201960
23 GBR 646CRISPIN Taylor GUY Harrill DNS29162166
24 GBR 757MURRAY Phil RUTHEFORD Kevin 202422DNF66
25 FRA 739CADRE Alain CADRE Francois 252023OCS68
26 AUS 356WATSON Daniel MC KENDRICK Ailie 2423272269
27 769COWIN Daniel HOLLANDS Daniel DNFDNS171572
28 GBR 774SHERRATT Kathy BENNET Rachel 2732262376
29 751GENDRON Cedric GENDRON Gael 2925282578
30 FRA 737DUCHASTENIER Walter PERIE Jean baptiste 3427292480
31 656HOLMAN Elliot NASH Elisabeth Jane 2626332981
32 766PRICE Barry STORER Alistair 2831302684
33 AUS 355MITCHELL Stephen VAN GALEN Amy 3028312886
34 FRA 616LE CORGUILLE Philippe SUDRIE Erwann DPI34323096
35 647FOURNIER Bruno MEZIERES Eric 3235DNF3198
36 FRA 743DUCARROIR Christophe FRABOULET Cedric 3330DNFDNF103
37 FRA 717LECAM Sebastien LE CAM Sophie 3133DNFDNS104
38 AUS 368WALDON Geoff PONGRATZ Nicole DNS36DNSDNS116
39 742RAYNES Carl RAYNES Guy DNF37DNFDNS117

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