Please select your home edition
Edition
Leaderboard FD July August September 2023

49er & 49erFX Asian Championship 2019 - Day 3

by Asian Sailing Federation 9 Nov 2019 05:33 GMT
49er & 49erFX Asian Championship 2019 - Day 3 © 49er & 49erFX Asian Championship

Going into racing today may have seemed straightforward for the fleets, but the race course proved very different for them to crack. With a very close point battle going into the day and very tight racing, the course turned quite tricky with big shifts and variations in wind strength.

In Race 1 of the day, the Chinese Ding Mingling and Liu Tian appeared to lead from the right early, but a late left shift let the Omanis Musab/Al Kindi sneak into first at the top mark, the Chinese had to contend with a in second and overnight leaders Akira Sakai with crew Russel Aylsworth in the third. The Indian team of Ganapathy/Varun took 4th position.

That leaderboard changed after the Indian team of Ganapathy/Varun took the gun in the second race just seconds head of the Omanis Musab /Al Kindi and both the Hong Kong Team of Akira / Russel and the Chinese team of Ding /Tian finished in fifth and sixth places respectively.

The Omanis were unstoppable in the next two races and took back to back first positions to move to the pole position with a cushion of 7 points lead over the nearest rivals Akira and Russel. The Chinese team slipped to the third spot with one point separating them from the Hong Kong team.

The Indian duo of Ganapathy and Varun have moved into fourth place after a seemingly good day. Varun summed up their day and the conditions, with a look to the rest of the racing : “There’s a long way to go before the Continental Qualifier in March 2020, so we’re just focused on our own racing at the minute. For now on it’s head down and we will go for it.”

Three more races are scheduled tomorrow and if the weather forecast is anything to go by it will be quite breezy and we can expect the unexpected!

Results after Day 3:

PosNatSail NoHelmCrewR1R2R3R4R5R6R7R8R9R10R11R12Pts
49er
1stOMA145Musab Al HadiWaleed Al Kindi21‑53‑4342121120
2ndHKG880Akira SakaiRussell Aylsworth13142‑5‑61355227
3rdCHN2Ding MinglingLiu Tian324234132‑6(OCS)428
4thIND316Ganapathy Kelapanda ChengappaVarun Thakkar8‑9‑915227414337
5thCHN1Mingcheng DingLi Maokui6‑82‑81186532640
6thIND104Sandip JainMunna Pandit5475‑963467‑8552
7thIND739Aanand ThakurVishal Thakur46‑10‑1061055947864
8thIND780Brijraj VermaPankaj Kumar9537‑108710796(OCS)71
9thIND627Narendra Singh RajputSakthivel Sekar‑1076989‑108883773
10thOMA173Ahmed Al HasaniAbdulrahman Al Mashari7108677991010(OCS)(OCS)83
11thCHN247Xin WangChao Xiang(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC160
11thCHN251Wei HongTao Zhang(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC160
11thCHN499Zaiding WenZhibo Zhou(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC160
11thCHN94Jian XiangYoujian Wen(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC160
11thCHN99Yong ChenFeng Fu(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC160
49er FX
1stCHN2Shang ZitongTong Zu11111‑21‑2211111
2ndCHN1Xiaoyu HuSu Sha‑2‑2222121122217
3rdCHN288Huijia YuYe Jin(DNC)(DNC)DNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNCDNC40

Related Articles

Tight at top - Oceanbridge 2025 - Day 2
The 2025 Oceanbridge Sail Auckland is set for a thrilling conclusion The 2025 Oceanbridge Sail Auckland is set for a thrilling conclusion, with little separating the leaders in most fleets as they battle it out at Torbay Sailing Club. Posted today at 8:11 am
One month to 54th Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca
700 crews from 53 countries have already confirmed they will race With just one month to go until the start of the 54 Trofeo Princesa Sofia Mallorca, the competitor entries for the ten disciplines that will compete for the first event of the Sailing Grand Slam 2025 point to an exciting edition. Posted on 28 Feb
Battle for the Bar
The unofficial name for the Capel Sound Invitational, from the stellar waters and the drinks By their own admission, this is the unofficial name for the Capel Sound Invitational. Yes, it pays reference to the location where they serve drinks, but it is also for the stretch of water it is named after. Posted on 24 Feb
Portugal Grand Prix at Vilamoura round 2 overall
The competition continues to attract an increasing number of top sailors The 7th Portugal Grand Prix - Round 2 has ended, marking another successful edition of this growing event. With a 100-point ranking from World Sailing, the competition continues to attract an increasing number of top sailors each year. Posted on 22 Feb
Portugal Grand Prix at Vilamoura round 2 day 3
This marks the end of the Qualifying Series The day three of the 7 Portugal Grand Prix - Round 2 marked the conclusion of the Qualifying Series, setting the stage for the highly anticipated Final Series. Posted on 21 Feb
Portugal Grand Prix at Vilamoura round 2 day 2
Light and unstable winds limit the racing schedule Despite the sailors' patience and the Race Committee's best efforts, only the 49er and ILCA 6 Men & Women fleets managed to complete one race. Posted on 20 Feb
Strength of American Skiff Movement proven
28 Athletes at 2025 49er & 49erFX US Nationals A balmy, 15 knot wind stirred the palm trees at the US Sailing Center of Miami for day three of the 2025 49er and 49erFX National Championship. Posted on 19 Feb
Portugal Grand Prix at Vilamoura round 2 day 1
49er, 49erFX, ILCA 7 and ILCA 6 compete in the Algarve The second round of the 7 Portugal Grand Prix kicked off in style today, delivering an action-packed start to the competition. Posted on 19 Feb
Poles dominate 49ers in Swell of Lanzarote
Dominik Buksak and Adam Glogowski victorious in phase 1 of event Dominik Buksak and Adam Glogowski sailed their 49er skiff to victory as the first phase of the Lanzarote International Regatta concluded on Tuesday, 18 February. Posted on 19 Feb
Portugal Grand Prix at Vilamoura round 2 preview
266 boats, 341 sailors, and 80 coaches The 7th edition of the Portugal Grand Prix - Round 2 is officially under way, reaffirming its status as a must-attend event in the international dinghy sailing circuit. Posted on 18 Feb