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J/24 Worlds at Cannigione, Sardinia - Overall

by Chris McLaughlin 13 Jun 2008 17:02 BST 8-13 June 2008

Casale wins 2008 World Championship

At the J24 World Championship in Cannigione, Sardinia, Friday 13th lived up to its reputation.

It was a lucky day for the 2008 World Champion, Andrea Casale and the team of Fiamma Gialla, back on the water after a collision repair. But not so lucky for Canadian, Rossi Milev, sailing Class Chairman, Bob Turner's boat, Serco Headcase or Britain's Ian Southworth, sailing Inmarsat Hedgehog! Both crews were looking to attack the leader's points margin in the two final races but it was not to be.

The day started with Mistral winds at 28 mph building to 40 mph. Sadly there has been no racing today and overnight positions remain unchanged.

Milev of Canada is second with Southworth of Great Britain third.

Comments Class Chairman Bob Turner: "we have enjoyed bringing together a British boat, with British preparation, to partner our Canadian friend to a well deserved result. We congratulate Andrea Casale on a well deserved win".

As in Melbourne in 2006, Ian Southworth and crew have had to settle for third place when racing was abandoned due to high winds.

Said Ian, "We have equalled our best position to date and have learned from tactical errors. We are delighted to be the first British-helmed boat and congratulate Andrea on a well-deserved win whilst remaining in awe of Bob Turner's crew meteorologist and of Rossi's consistent quality sailing!"

Lucy MacGregor and her all ladies crew finished 17th overall, winning the Ladies Jaeger Trophy, a quite outstanding result. Recording the second best boat helmed by a UK skipper at her first J24 World Championship finishing nearly 100 points ahead of the next ladies team in a fleet of 76 boats. They were in a boat loaned to them by Roger Morris, the Poole J24 Fleet Captain. This could be the highest an all ladies team has ever finished at a J24 World Championships, a truly great result, well done to Lucy and her team.

The 2009 World Championship will be held next May in Annapolis, Maryland, USA.

Overall Results: (8 races, 1 discard)

PosSail NoHelmR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8Pts
1ITA 434Andrea Casale[58], Svgf-1211093637036
2GBR 4247Milev Rossi[45], Castle cove sailing club15522-43122442
3GBR 4177Ian Southworth[11], Royal corinthian yacht club-3110841816350
4BRA 46Daniel Glomb[60], Vds/icrj-374423851954
5BRA 37Mauricio Santa cruz[100], S.c.s47771289-1554
6USA 2274Mark Hillman[12], Annapolis yacht club/severn sail9-2011142161255
7ARG 5194Matias Pereira[41], Yco29218-337137278
8USA 5399Whittemore Keith[6], Cyc- seattle11-3614126341479
9ARG 5242Francisco Campero[52], Club nautico san isidro (c.n.s.i1620-545410211113
10ITA 405Aurelio Bini[29], Arzachena6-3829313231923116
11PER 4915Javier Arribas[80], Ycp1081320321131-57125
12ITA 460Pasquale mario di fraia[4], L.n.i. sez. di la maddalena-561417520401524135
13GER 5381Karsunke Stefan[35], Bsc19155-579254325141
14ITA 461Eugenio Trumpy[39], C.v.antignano1434519112429(dsq)145
15URU 5226Santiago Silveira[23], Yacht club punta del este-421330251672233146
16ITA 487Fabio Nocera[40], Ali6 club vela41-551181514526147
17GBR 4270Lucy Macgregor[37], Poole yacht club48113311-5827817155
18USA 1208Ingham Mike[84], Rochester yc501763531414-54157
19GBR 4245Duncan Mccarthy[28], Parkstone yacht club18163717-40331820159
20ITA 473Gaetano Pellizzaro[9], Circolo nautico del savio1326-72382371237165
21GER 5281Kähler Jan[63], Altonaer segel club-532844302920513169
22AUS 171David Suda[71], Sandringham yacht club2831-53222493818170
23ITA 233Luigi Ravioli[20], Svgf16938(dsq )3016598176
24ITA 497Filippo Masia[17], Y.c.porto rotondo47123284815(dsq )26179
25GER 5282Dirk Strelow[98], Segel club ville27371636528-6735184
26GER 4230Kock Peer[82], Msc5935916-6738237187
27JPN 4907Kazuki Kumagai[74], Misaki marine229-511823214951193
28SWE 4896Per-håkan Persson[83], Malmoe segel sällskap-4425262425194034193
29MEX 5324Jorge xavier Murrieta[122], Club nautioc avandaro (cna)25(dsq )391528462716196
30GER 5279Hoessermann Jan[88], Msc/svfh/scoe35(dsq )21291942515202
31GER 5420Greg Wilcox[47], Bsc304323106326(dsq )10205
32GBR 4223Gavin Watson[30], Royal cornwall yacht club46412431(ocs )512511229
33IRL 4213Paul Toms[16], Fowey gallants sailing club-665815646353436230
34GBR 4242David Ellis[34], Parkstone yc57-67404321221038231
35SWE 5368Klaus Walkusch[89], Royal danish yacht club49531937429-5445236
36GBR 4268Jon Powell[14], Wsc54194346-71184422246
37GER 5266Stephanie Koepcke[78], Msc2449-63501413349247
38ITA 383Meloni Giovanni[81], Yacht club cagliari4044413422(ocs )3927247
39USA 5345Sonny Gibson[66], Dana point1734365649-572831251
40GBR 4222Thijs Knapper[26], Prakstone yacht club32244913(ocs )3924dsq258
41ITA 268Alessandro Trucchi[53], Circolo vela lazio52755581058-6946259
42GER 5269Jan-peter Helms[27], Esv-6422422759472643266
43ITA 501Cruciani Francesco[36], Vela club tarkna452350-6044344228266
44ITA 443Nicola Campus[56], Circolo nautico olbia345212(dnf )343130dsq270
45JPN 5268Tsuji Hiromoto[42], Misaki20-56464426533550274
46PER 4407Alec Hughes[48], Yacht club ancón26-66345252173761279
47GER 5316Huhn Johann-peter[87], Svaoe61-68624747361119283
48ITA 286Alberto Gai[55], Wvclubportoscuso6346474027(dsq )2040283
49SIN 10Vladimir Borstnar[54], Safyc55613545(dsq )441730287
50ITA 318Mario salvatore Orecchioni[21], Arzachena83932-6835656544288
51ITA 396Federico Manconi[133], Sez.velica la spezia21422761-70554841295
52NED 51Nils Jannichsen[86], Wzv trident3830-604853323659296
53ITA 470Fabio Delicati[62], Fiamme azzurre5132(dsq )5938435032305
54NED 4785Stephan Mais[76], Luv up5821484233-595752311
55GER 5412Henzel Carsten[24], Wsvldne40-562642525521313
56ITA 212Pietro Diamanti[44], Club nautico marina di carrara31858415663-7460314
57MON 492Roberto Tamburelli[135], Yacht club monaco43332821-60626464315
58ITA 479Claudio Buiatti[10], Assovela percoto23(dsq )253964565355315
59GBR 4264Mike Lewis[25], None-6560315165304562344
60AUS 208Alister Morison[43], Mhyc-7469695561491329345
61ITA 455Lorenzo Bacigalupo[49], Gdv lni s.m. ligure-7154596539453256350
62ITA 360Davide Gorgerino[15], Lni cagliari22476432696141(dns)351
63ITA 424Antonio Antonelli[75], Cnav cervia395022-7357506868354
64AUS 196Simon Cunningham[109], Royal perth yacht club52(dsq )656217545847355
65ITA 274Pierluigi Pibi[51], Circolo nautico oristano72487314(dsq )604663376
66BER 3158Pete Ramsdale[7], Royal hamilton amateur dinghy cl757(dsq )6362707153383
67AUS 185Edward Cox[67], Royal sydney yacht squadron6062524966-694748384
68NED 4495Langhans Peter[131], Sgo3645615341-747267385
69ITA 489Fabio De rossi[59], C. n. brenzone-7051546950665642388
70GBR 4232Jim Anderson[22], Island sailing club336466-6751646058396
71BER 3942Trevor Boyce[38], Royal bermuda yacht club68(dsq )676455486139402
72MEX 1236Pablo Carvajal[132], Club nautico avandaro-7359717137677066441
73NED 67Jan Vonk[5], Wv braasemmermeer67635766-72686365449
74ITA 447Gianni Riccobono[73], Nyc6270707045-736669453
75GRE 4487Georgios Vitsakis[77], Univ. of crete75656872367162(dsq)464
76ITA 395Eva Magalotti[99], C. n. azzurra69717474687273(dsq)501

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