Rank Boat SailNo R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 Nett
1st Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118 1 2 1 1 -10 1 -14 2 1 1 1 1 1 13
2nd Owen Siese BER 1016 4 3 11 8 15 3 -18 3 3 4 14 4 -19 72
3rd Axel Munkby SWE 4256 9 10 3 9 -24 7 4 14 6 2 8 5 -21 77
4th Kalin Hillier BER 1017 7 6 6 12 1 4 12 -19 14 3 -15 3 13 81
5th Severin Rothlauf GER 12373 15 7 13 2 3 5 5 12 (36 OCS) 6 -21 11 2 81
6th Dimitri Stevens BER 1035 13 -17 14 5 12 15 2 1 8 11 4 -16 12 97
7th Paloma Esteban DOM 22 8 8 5 15 4 14 -25 17 -18 10 1 2 17 101
8th Mathias Robertson CHI 206 12 4 9 6 -23 16 11 -22 13 5 9 9 7 101
9th MacKenzie Cooper BER 1021 19 14 16 7 2 2 8 -31 5 21 7 -24 3 104
10th Maximilian Hibler GER 12575 6 11 8 3 19 6 3 7 12 -25 12 19 -20 106
11th Federik Rask DEN 8250 3 12 12 18 -26 9 9 -23 9 8 17 6 4 107
12th Taylor Burn NZL 4376 16 9 4 -27 8 8 21 15 4 -28 20 8 5 118
13th Annabel Vose GBR 5740 -17 13 10 -21 5 12 7 6 16 9 16 12 15 121
14th Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222 11 -25 21 14 -22 18 1 18 7 13 6 14 9 132
15th Bradley Adam USA 15318 10 22 -23 4 20 19 15 4 2 7 10 20 -28 133
16th Sam Stan BER 1060 2 1 -24 19 7 11 19 13 20 22 -27 15 18 147
17th Risto Pesola FIN 818 14 15 7 13 18 -23 10 -26 10 14 22 21 10 154
18th Hector Guzman MEX 645 22 18 19 -28 -27 17 6 9 23 16 5 18 8 161
19th Odile van Aanholt AHO 5 -25 23 25 23 6 -29 13 5 15 12 24 7 11 164
20th Raheim Steede BER 1019 24 5 15 10 16 13 20 10 21 -32 18 23 (36 DNS) 175
21st Douglas Campbell AUS 543 5 19 2 25 -29 10 24 24 11 15 26 17 -27 178
22nd Meredith Megarry CAN 1266 21 21 20 11 11 20 16 11 19 -23 -25 22 6 178
23rd Ellie Wollman BER 1034 20 16 17 -24 17 21 -27 21 22 20 11 13 16 194
24th Makai Joell BER 1097 18 -26 22 20 25 25 17 16 17 17 13 -27 22 212
25th Cecilia Wollmann BER 1029 26 30 -31 16 21 27 22 8 25 18 3 (36 DNF) 26 222
26th Antonio Bailey BER 1007 23 20 18 17 14 22 23 20 (36 OCS) 19 23 -29 23 222
27th Ferdinand Arnold BER 56 31 -35 30 -34 13 33 33 34 24 24 31 10 24 287
28th James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026 -32 27 28 26 9 -32 30 29 26 31 30 30 25 291
29th Jacob Greene BER 1020 29 31 29 31 -32 28 28 -32 30 27 19 26 31 309
30th Chase Cooper BER 1037 30 33 (36 DNS) 22 31 26 29 30 32 -35 32 33 14 312
31st Mike Wollmann BER 1101 -33 32 -34 30 30 30 26 25 28 26 29 28 29 313
32nd Curtis Patterson BER 1012 27 24 26 29 28 24 -35 27 29 34 34 (36 DNF) 32 314
33rd Rory Caslin BER 1024 28 28 27 32 -34 -34 32 33 31 29 28 25 30 323
34th Hannah Horsfield BER 1600 -35 -34 32 33 33 31 34 28 27 30 33 31 33 345
35th Christian Chin BER 1998 34 29 33 -35 -35 35 31 35 33 33 35 32 34 364
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Sailed:13, Discards:2
2009 Renaissance Re Junior Gold Cup
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Final Results as at 11-Oct-09
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Last Race #13
The last race will take place in Hamilton Harbour around 12:30 pm after the first race of the finals of the Argo Gold Cup on the same course. It looks like a beautiful day with approx 10 knots from the west.
Results through Race 12
Rank Boat SailNo R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 Nett
1st Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118 1 2 1 1 -10 1 -14 2 1 1 1 1 12
2nd Owen Siese BER 1016 4 3 11 8 -15 3 -18 3 3 4 14 4 57
3rd Axel Munkby SWE 4256 9 10 3 9 -24 7 4 -14 6 2 8 5 63
4th Kalin Hillier BER 1017 7 6 6 12 1 4 12 -19 14 3 -15 3 68
5th Severin Rothlauf GER 12373 15 7 13 2 3 5 5 12 (36 OCS) 6 -21 11 79
6th Paloma Esteban DOM 22 8 8 5 15 4 14 -25 17 -18 10 1 2 84
7th Dimitri Stevens BER 1035 13 -17 14 5 12 15 2 1 8 11 4 -16 85
8th Maximilian Hibler GER 12575 6 11 8 3 -19 6 3 7 12 -25 12 19 87
9th Mathias Robertson CHI 206 12 4 9 6 -23 16 11 -22 13 5 9 9 94
10th MacKenzie Cooper BER 1021 19 14 16 7 2 2 8 -31 5 21 7 -24 101
11th Federik Rask DEN 8250 3 12 12 18 -26 9 9 -23 9 8 17 6 103
12th Annabel Vose GBR 5740 -17 13 10 -21 5 12 7 6 16 9 16 12 106
13th Bradley Adam USA 15318 10 -22 -23 4 20 19 15 4 2 7 10 20 111
14th Taylor Burn NZL 4376 16 9 4 -27 8 8 21 15 4 -28 20 8 113
15th Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222 11 -25 21 14 -22 18 1 18 7 13 6 14 123
16th Sam Stan BER 1060 2 1 -24 19 7 11 19 13 20 22 -27 15 129
17th Risto Pesola FIN 818 14 15 7 13 18 -23 10 -26 10 14 22 21 144
18th Raheim Steede BER 1019 -24 5 15 10 16 13 20 10 21 -32 18 23 151
19th Douglas Campbell AUS 543 5 19 2 25 -29 10 24 24 11 15 -26 17 152
20th Odile van Aanholt AHO 5 -25 23 25 23 6 -29 13 5 15 12 24 7 153
21st Hector Guzman MEX 645 22 18 19 -28 -27 17 6 9 23 16 5 18 153
22nd Meredith Megarry CAN 1266 21 21 20 11 11 20 16 11 19 -23 -25 22 172
23rd Ellie Wollman BER 1034 20 16 17 -24 17 21 -27 21 22 20 11 13 178
24th Makai Joell BER 1097 18 -26 22 20 25 25 17 16 17 17 13 -27 190
25th Cecilia Wollmann BER 1029 26 30 -31 16 21 27 22 8 25 18 3 (36 DNF) 196
26th Antonio Bailey BER 1007 23 20 18 17 14 22 23 20 (36 OCS) 19 23 -29 199
27th Ferdinand Arnold BER 56 31 -35 30 -34 13 33 33 34 24 24 31 10 263
28th James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026 -32 27 28 26 9 -32 30 29 26 31 30 30 266
29th Jacob Greene BER 1020 29 31 29 31 -32 28 28 -32 30 27 19 26 278
30th Curtis Patterson BER 1012 27 24 26 29 28 24 -35 27 29 34 34 (36 DNF) 282
31st Mike Wollmann BER 1101 -33 32 -34 30 30 30 26 25 28 26 29 28 284
32nd Rory Caslin BER 1024 28 28 27 32 -34 -34 32 33 31 29 28 25 293
33rd Chase Cooper BER 1037 30 33 (36 DNS) 22 31 26 29 30 32 -35 32 33 298
34th Hannah Horsfield BER 1600 -35 -34 32 33 33 31 34 28 27 30 33 31 312
35th Christian Chin BER 1998 34 29 33 -35 -35 35 31 35 33 33 35 32 330
1st Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118 1 2 1 1 -10 1 -14 2 1 1 1 1 12
2nd Owen Siese BER 1016 4 3 11 8 -15 3 -18 3 3 4 14 4 57
3rd Axel Munkby SWE 4256 9 10 3 9 -24 7 4 -14 6 2 8 5 63
4th Kalin Hillier BER 1017 7 6 6 12 1 4 12 -19 14 3 -15 3 68
5th Severin Rothlauf GER 12373 15 7 13 2 3 5 5 12 (36 OCS) 6 -21 11 79
6th Paloma Esteban DOM 22 8 8 5 15 4 14 -25 17 -18 10 1 2 84
7th Dimitri Stevens BER 1035 13 -17 14 5 12 15 2 1 8 11 4 -16 85
8th Maximilian Hibler GER 12575 6 11 8 3 -19 6 3 7 12 -25 12 19 87
9th Mathias Robertson CHI 206 12 4 9 6 -23 16 11 -22 13 5 9 9 94
10th MacKenzie Cooper BER 1021 19 14 16 7 2 2 8 -31 5 21 7 -24 101
11th Federik Rask DEN 8250 3 12 12 18 -26 9 9 -23 9 8 17 6 103
12th Annabel Vose GBR 5740 -17 13 10 -21 5 12 7 6 16 9 16 12 106
13th Bradley Adam USA 15318 10 -22 -23 4 20 19 15 4 2 7 10 20 111
14th Taylor Burn NZL 4376 16 9 4 -27 8 8 21 15 4 -28 20 8 113
15th Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222 11 -25 21 14 -22 18 1 18 7 13 6 14 123
16th Sam Stan BER 1060 2 1 -24 19 7 11 19 13 20 22 -27 15 129
17th Risto Pesola FIN 818 14 15 7 13 18 -23 10 -26 10 14 22 21 144
18th Raheim Steede BER 1019 -24 5 15 10 16 13 20 10 21 -32 18 23 151
19th Douglas Campbell AUS 543 5 19 2 25 -29 10 24 24 11 15 -26 17 152
20th Odile van Aanholt AHO 5 -25 23 25 23 6 -29 13 5 15 12 24 7 153
21st Hector Guzman MEX 645 22 18 19 -28 -27 17 6 9 23 16 5 18 153
22nd Meredith Megarry CAN 1266 21 21 20 11 11 20 16 11 19 -23 -25 22 172
23rd Ellie Wollman BER 1034 20 16 17 -24 17 21 -27 21 22 20 11 13 178
24th Makai Joell BER 1097 18 -26 22 20 25 25 17 16 17 17 13 -27 190
25th Cecilia Wollmann BER 1029 26 30 -31 16 21 27 22 8 25 18 3 (36 DNF) 196
26th Antonio Bailey BER 1007 23 20 18 17 14 22 23 20 (36 OCS) 19 23 -29 199
27th Ferdinand Arnold BER 56 31 -35 30 -34 13 33 33 34 24 24 31 10 263
28th James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026 -32 27 28 26 9 -32 30 29 26 31 30 30 266
29th Jacob Greene BER 1020 29 31 29 31 -32 28 28 -32 30 27 19 26 278
30th Curtis Patterson BER 1012 27 24 26 29 28 24 -35 27 29 34 34 (36 DNF) 282
31st Mike Wollmann BER 1101 -33 32 -34 30 30 30 26 25 28 26 29 28 284
32nd Rory Caslin BER 1024 28 28 27 32 -34 -34 32 33 31 29 28 25 293
33rd Chase Cooper BER 1037 30 33 (36 DNS) 22 31 26 29 30 32 -35 32 33 298
34th Hannah Horsfield BER 1600 -35 -34 32 33 33 31 34 28 27 30 33 31 312
35th Christian Chin BER 1998 34 29 33 -35 -35 35 31 35 33 33 35 32 330
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Race 12 finished
Arg
Dom
1017
1016
swe
Den8250
Aho
Nzl
Chi
56
Ger12373
Gbr
1034
Den
1060
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Dom
1017
1016
swe
Den8250
Aho
Nzl
Chi
56
Ger12373
Gbr
1034
Den
1060
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Race 12 first mark
Arg
Nzl
Aho
Ger12373
Dom
Swe
1017
Chi
1016
Den8222
Can
Den
USA
1035
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Nzl
Aho
Ger12373
Dom
Swe
1017
Chi
1016
Den8222
Can
Den
USA
1035
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Finish of race 11
Dom tie
Arg tie
1029
1035
Mex
Den8222
1021
Swe
Chi
USA
1034
Ger12575
1097
1016
1017
Gbr
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Race 11. First mark
USA
1029
Arg
Mex
Swe
1035
1021
Dom
Den8222
1020
1019
1034
1016
1097
Chi
1017
Ger12575
1007
Gbr
Aho
Nzl
Den
Can
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1029
Arg
Mex
Swe
1035
1021
Dom
Den8222
1020
1019
1034
1016
1097
Chi
1017
Ger12575
1007
Gbr
Aho
Nzl
Den
Can
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Race 10 finished
Arg
Swe
1017
1016
Chi
Ger-12373
USA
Den 8250
Gbr
Dom
1035
Aho
Den
Fin
Aus
1097
Mex
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Race 10 first mark
1017
Chi
1016
Swe
Dom
Ger12373
USA
Arg
Den8250
1097
Gbr
1035
Den
1060
Aho
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Chi
1016
Swe
Dom
Ger12373
USA
Arg
Den8250
1097
Gbr
1035
Den
1060
Aho
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Finish of race 9
Arg
USA
1016
Nzl
1021
Swe
Den8222
1035
Den8222
1035
Den
Fin
Aus
Ger12575
Chi
1017
Aho
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USA
1016
Nzl
1021
Swe
Den8222
1035
Den8222
1035
Den
Fin
Aus
Ger12575
Chi
1017
Aho
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Race 9. First mark
Arg
1016
Nzl
Swe
1035
Ger2373
1021
USA
1097
Aus
Den8250
Fin
1007
Mex
Dom
Ger12575
Can
1029
Chi
1019
Aho
1016
Nzl
Swe
1035
Ger2373
1021
USA
1097
Aus
Den8250
Fin
1007
Mex
Dom
Ger12575
Can
1029
Chi
1019
Aho
Race day 3
Course is set. Should get going soon. Winds SW at about 5 to 6 knots. Should build through the day.
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Friday, October 9, 2009
DAY 2 results
Rank Boat SailNo R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 Nett
1st Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118 1 2 1 1 10 1 -14 2 18
2nd Maximilian Hibler GER 12575 6 11 8 3 -19 6 3 7 44
3rd Severin Rothlauf GER 12373 -15 7 13 2 3 5 5 12 47
4th Owen Siese BER 1016 4 3 11 8 15 3 -18 3 47
5th Kalin Hillier BER 1017 7 6 6 12 1 4 12 -19 48
6th Axel Munkby SWE 4256 9 10 3 9 -24 7 4 14 56
7th Dimitri Stevens BER 1035 13 -17 14 5 12 15 2 1 62
8th MacKenzie Cooper BER 1021 19 14 16 7 2 2 8 -31 68
9th Annabel Vose GBR 5740 17 13 10 -21 5 12 7 6 70
10th Paloma Esteban DOM 22 8 8 5 15 4 14 -25 17 71
11th Sam Stan BER 1060 2 1 -24 19 7 11 19 13 72
12th Mathias Robertson CHI 206 12 4 9 6 -23 16 11 22 80
13th Taylor Burn NZL 4376 16 9 4 -27 8 8 21 15 81
14th Federik Rask DEN 8250 3 12 12 18 -26 9 9 23 86
15th Raheim Steede BER 1019 -24 5 15 10 16 13 20 10 89
16th Bradley Adam USA 15318 10 22 -23 4 20 19 15 4 94
17th Risto Pesola FIN 818 14 15 7 13 18 23 10 -26 100
18th Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222 11 -25 21 14 22 18 1 18 105
19th Douglas Campbell AUS 543 5 19 2 25 -29 10 24 24 109
20th Meredith Megarry CAN 1266 -21 21 20 11 11 20 16 11 110
21st Hector Guzman MEX 645 22 18 19 -28 27 17 6 9 118
22nd Odile van Aanholt AHO 5 25 23 25 23 6 -29 13 5 120
23rd Antonio Bailey BER 1007 -23 20 18 17 14 22 23 20 134
24th Ellie Wollman BER 1034 20 16 17 24 17 21 -27 21 136
25th Makai Joell BER 1097 18 -26 22 20 25 25 17 16 143
26th Cecilia Wollmann BER 1029 26 30 -31 16 21 27 22 8 150
27th James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026 -32 27 28 26 9 32 30 29 181
28th Curtis Patterson BER 1012 27 24 26 29 28 24 -35 27 185
29th Chase Cooper BER 1037 30 33 (36 DNS) 22 31 26 29 30 201
30th Mike Wollmann BER 1101 33 32 -34 30 30 30 26 25 206
31st Ferdinand Arnold BER 56 31 -35 30 34 13 33 33 34 208
32nd Jacob Greene BER 1020 29 31 29 31 -32 28 28 32 208
33rd Rory Caslin BER 1024 28 28 27 32 -34 34 32 33 214
34th Hannah Horsfield BER 1600 -35 34 32 33 33 31 34 28 225
35th Christian Chin BER 1998 34 29 33 -35 35 35 31 35 232
1st Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118 1 2 1 1 10 1 -14 2 18
2nd Maximilian Hibler GER 12575 6 11 8 3 -19 6 3 7 44
3rd Severin Rothlauf GER 12373 -15 7 13 2 3 5 5 12 47
4th Owen Siese BER 1016 4 3 11 8 15 3 -18 3 47
5th Kalin Hillier BER 1017 7 6 6 12 1 4 12 -19 48
6th Axel Munkby SWE 4256 9 10 3 9 -24 7 4 14 56
7th Dimitri Stevens BER 1035 13 -17 14 5 12 15 2 1 62
8th MacKenzie Cooper BER 1021 19 14 16 7 2 2 8 -31 68
9th Annabel Vose GBR 5740 17 13 10 -21 5 12 7 6 70
10th Paloma Esteban DOM 22 8 8 5 15 4 14 -25 17 71
11th Sam Stan BER 1060 2 1 -24 19 7 11 19 13 72
12th Mathias Robertson CHI 206 12 4 9 6 -23 16 11 22 80
13th Taylor Burn NZL 4376 16 9 4 -27 8 8 21 15 81
14th Federik Rask DEN 8250 3 12 12 18 -26 9 9 23 86
15th Raheim Steede BER 1019 -24 5 15 10 16 13 20 10 89
16th Bradley Adam USA 15318 10 22 -23 4 20 19 15 4 94
17th Risto Pesola FIN 818 14 15 7 13 18 23 10 -26 100
18th Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222 11 -25 21 14 22 18 1 18 105
19th Douglas Campbell AUS 543 5 19 2 25 -29 10 24 24 109
20th Meredith Megarry CAN 1266 -21 21 20 11 11 20 16 11 110
21st Hector Guzman MEX 645 22 18 19 -28 27 17 6 9 118
22nd Odile van Aanholt AHO 5 25 23 25 23 6 -29 13 5 120
23rd Antonio Bailey BER 1007 -23 20 18 17 14 22 23 20 134
24th Ellie Wollman BER 1034 20 16 17 24 17 21 -27 21 136
25th Makai Joell BER 1097 18 -26 22 20 25 25 17 16 143
26th Cecilia Wollmann BER 1029 26 30 -31 16 21 27 22 8 150
27th James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026 -32 27 28 26 9 32 30 29 181
28th Curtis Patterson BER 1012 27 24 26 29 28 24 -35 27 185
29th Chase Cooper BER 1037 30 33 (36 DNS) 22 31 26 29 30 201
30th Mike Wollmann BER 1101 33 32 -34 30 30 30 26 25 206
31st Ferdinand Arnold BER 56 31 -35 30 34 13 33 33 34 208
32nd Jacob Greene BER 1020 29 31 29 31 -32 28 28 32 208
33rd Rory Caslin BER 1024 28 28 27 32 -34 34 32 33 214
34th Hannah Horsfield BER 1600 -35 34 32 33 33 31 34 28 225
35th Christian Chin BER 1998 34 29 33 -35 35 35 31 35 232
Race 8 finish
1035
Arg
1016
USA
Aho
Gbr
Ger12575
1029
Mex
1019
Can
Ger
1060
Swe
Nzl
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Race 8. First mark
Ber1035
Ber1029
USA
Arg
Aho
1016
Gbr
Ger12575
1019
Can
1060
1101
Mex
1034
Aus
Chi
Den8222
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Ber1029
USA
Arg
Aho
1016
Gbr
Ger12575
1019
Can
1060
1101
Mex
1034
Aus
Chi
Den8222
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Race 7 finished
Den8222
Ber1035
Ger12575
Swe
Ger
Mex
Gbr
Ber1021
Den
Fin
Chi
Ber1017
Aho
Arg
USA
Can
Ber1097
Ber1016
Ber1060
Ber1035
Ger12575
Swe
Ger
Mex
Gbr
Ber1021
Den
Fin
Chi
Ber1017
Aho
Arg
USA
Can
Ber1097
Ber1016
Ber1060
Race 7. First mark
Den8222
Ber1035
Ger12575
Ger
Mex
Gbr
Ber1021
Ber1019
Ber1017
Den
Aho
Chi
Den8250
See
Arg
Fin
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Ber1035
Ger12575
Ger
Mex
Gbr
Ber1021
Ber1019
Ber1017
Den
Aho
Chi
Den8250
See
Arg
Fin
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6th race complete
Arg
Ber1021
Ber1016
Ber1017
Ger12373
Ger
Swe
Nzl
Den8250
Ber1060
Aus
Gbr
Ber1019
Dom
Chi
Ber1035
Mex
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Ber1021
Ber1016
Ber1017
Ger12373
Ger
Swe
Nzl
Den8250
Ber1060
Aus
Gbr
Ber1019
Dom
Chi
Ber1035
Mex
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Race 6 at 1st mark
Ber1017
Ber1021
Ber1016
Arg
Ger12373
Nzl
Swe
Gbr
Aus
Ber1019
Chi
Den
Dom
Mex
Can
Ber1060
Ber1035
Ber1007
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Ber1021
Ber1016
Arg
Ger12373
Nzl
Swe
Gbr
Aus
Ber1019
Chi
Den
Dom
Mex
Can
Ber1060
Ber1035
Ber1007
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Race 5. First mark
Ber1017
Dom
Ber1021
Ger12373
Ber1060
Ber1026
Gbr
Aho
56
Nzl
Ber1007
Ber1034
Fin
Ber1012
Ger
Ber1029
Ber1019
USA
Ber1035
Ber1016
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Dom
Ber1021
Ger12373
Ber1060
Ber1026
Gbr
Aho
56
Nzl
Ber1007
Ber1034
Fin
Ber1012
Ger
Ber1029
Ber1019
USA
Ber1035
Ber1016
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Race 4 finished
Arg
Ger 12373
Ger 12575
USA
Ber1035
Chi
Ber1021
Ber1016
Swe
Ber 1019
Can
Ber 1017
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Ger 12373
Ger 12575
USA
Ber1035
Chi
Ber1021
Ber1016
Swe
Ber 1019
Can
Ber 1017
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Windward mark
Arg
Ger 12373
Ger
Chi
Ber1016
Can
Ber 1017
Den
USA
Ber1021
Ber1035
Swe
Dom
Aus
Nzl
Aho
Den 8350
Ber1019
Ber1037
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Ger 12373
Ger
Chi
Ber1016
Can
Ber 1017
Den
USA
Ber1021
Ber1035
Swe
Dom
Aus
Nzl
Aho
Den 8350
Ber1019
Ber1037
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Day 1 Wrap Up
High gusts, squalls and potential thunderstorms kept the Jr Gold Cup sailors off the water until 11 am after which it became a perfect sailing day in the Great Sound. Sailed in 16-18 knots from the SSW it proved to be a great day of racing. Off to an early lead is Ingnacio "Nacho" Rogala firing off a 1,2,,1 followed by Bermudians Owen Siese and Kalin Hillier. Dominican Paloma Esteban is in 4th place and is the leading female in the group of 35 sailors.
Race Day 1 Results
Rank Boat SailNo R1 R2 R3 Nett
1st Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118 1 2 1 4
2nd Owen Siese BER 1016 4 3 11 18
3rd Kalin Hillier BER 1017 7 6 6 19
4th Paloma Esteban DOM 22 8 8 5 21
5th Axel Munkby SWE 4256 9 10 3 22
6th Mathias Robertson CHI 206 12 4 9 25
7th Maximilian Hibler GER 12575 6 11 8 25
8th Douglas Campbell AUS 543 5 19 2 26
9th Sam Stan BER 1060 2 1 24 27
10th Federik Rask DEN 8250 3 12 12 27
11th Taylor Burn NZL 4376 16 9 4 29
12th Severin Rothlauf GER 12373 15 7 13 35
13th Risto Pesola FIN 818 14 15 7 36
14th Annabel Vose GBR 5740 17 13 10 40
15th Raheim Steede BER 1019 24 5 15 44
16th Dimitri Stevens BER 1035 13 17 14 44
17th MacKenzie Cooper BER 1021 19 14 16 49
18th Ellie Wollman BER 1034 20 16 17 53
19th Bradley Adam USA 15318 10 22 23 55
20th Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222 11 25 21 57
21st Hector Guzman MEX 645 22 18 19 59
22nd Antonio Bailey BER 1007 23 20 18 61
23rd Meredith Megarry CAN 1266 21 21 20 62
24th Makai Joell BER 1097 18 26 22 66
25th Odile van Aanholt AHO 5 25 23 25 73
26th Curtis Patterson BER 1012 27 24 26 77
27th Rory Caslin BER 1024 28 28 27 83
28th Cecilia Wollmann BER 1029 26 30 31 87
29th James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026 32 27 28 87
30th Jacob Greene BER 1020 29 31 29 89
31st Christian Chin BER 1998 34 29 33 96
32nd Ferdinand Arnold BER 56 31 35 30 96
33rd Chase Cooper BER 1037 30 33 36 DNS 99
34th Mike Wollmann BER 1101 33 32 34 99
35th Hannah Horsfield BER 1600 35 34 32 101
Sailed:3, Discards:0
Rank Boat SailNo R1 R2 R3 Nett
1st Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118 1 2 1 4
2nd Owen Siese BER 1016 4 3 11 18
3rd Kalin Hillier BER 1017 7 6 6 19
4th Paloma Esteban DOM 22 8 8 5 21
5th Axel Munkby SWE 4256 9 10 3 22
6th Mathias Robertson CHI 206 12 4 9 25
7th Maximilian Hibler GER 12575 6 11 8 25
8th Douglas Campbell AUS 543 5 19 2 26
9th Sam Stan BER 1060 2 1 24 27
10th Federik Rask DEN 8250 3 12 12 27
11th Taylor Burn NZL 4376 16 9 4 29
12th Severin Rothlauf GER 12373 15 7 13 35
13th Risto Pesola FIN 818 14 15 7 36
14th Annabel Vose GBR 5740 17 13 10 40
15th Raheim Steede BER 1019 24 5 15 44
16th Dimitri Stevens BER 1035 13 17 14 44
17th MacKenzie Cooper BER 1021 19 14 16 49
18th Ellie Wollman BER 1034 20 16 17 53
19th Bradley Adam USA 15318 10 22 23 55
20th Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222 11 25 21 57
21st Hector Guzman MEX 645 22 18 19 59
22nd Antonio Bailey BER 1007 23 20 18 61
23rd Meredith Megarry CAN 1266 21 21 20 62
24th Makai Joell BER 1097 18 26 22 66
25th Odile van Aanholt AHO 5 25 23 25 73
26th Curtis Patterson BER 1012 27 24 26 77
27th Rory Caslin BER 1024 28 28 27 83
28th Cecilia Wollmann BER 1029 26 30 31 87
29th James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026 32 27 28 87
30th Jacob Greene BER 1020 29 31 29 89
31st Christian Chin BER 1998 34 29 33 96
32nd Ferdinand Arnold BER 56 31 35 30 96
33rd Chase Cooper BER 1037 30 33 36 DNS 99
34th Mike Wollmann BER 1101 33 32 34 99
35th Hannah Horsfield BER 1600 35 34 32 101
Sailed:3, Discards:0
Race day one
Race officer Charles Tatem on his birthday. Happy Birthday Charlie!
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Last race of the day complete
Arg
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Swe
Nzl
Dom
Ber 1017
Fin
Ger
Chi
Gbr
Ber 1016
Den
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Wind shift prior to race 3
Going to start the final race of the day as soon as the course is re set.
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2nd race complete
Ber1060
Arg
Ber 1016
Chi
Ber 1019
Ber 1017
Ger
Dom
Nzl
Swe
Ger 12575
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Arg
Ber 1016
Chi
Ber 1019
Ber 1017
Ger
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Nzl
Swe
Ger 12575
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Registered competitors for tomorrow's start of the regatta
Chase Cooper BER 1037
Mackenzie Cooper BER 1021
Hannah Horsfield BER 1600
Christian Chin BER 1998
Raheim Steede BER 1019
Dimitri Stevens BER 1035
Antonio Bailey BER 1007
Rory Caslin BER 1024
Jacob Greene BER 1020
Ferdinand Arnold 56
Kalin Hillier BER 1017
Makai Joell BER 1097
Curtis Patterson BER 1012
Owen Siese BER 1016
Ceci Wollman BER 1029
Ellie Wollman BER 1034
Mikey Wollman BER 1101
Sam Stan BER 1060
James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026
Bradley Adam USA 15318
Taylor Burn NZL 4376
Douglas Campbell AUS 543
Paloma Esteban DOM 22
Hector Guzman MEX 645
Maximilian Hibler GER12575
Meredith Megarry CAN 1266
Axel Munkby SWE 4256
Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222
Risto Pesola FIN 818
Frederik Rask DEN 8250
Mathias Robertson CHI 206
Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118
Severin Rothlauf GER12373
Odile Van Aanholt AHO 5
Annabel Vose GBR 5740
Chase Cooper BER 1037
Mackenzie Cooper BER 1021
Hannah Horsfield BER 1600
Christian Chin BER 1998
Raheim Steede BER 1019
Dimitri Stevens BER 1035
Antonio Bailey BER 1007
Rory Caslin BER 1024
Jacob Greene BER 1020
Ferdinand Arnold 56
Kalin Hillier BER 1017
Makai Joell BER 1097
Curtis Patterson BER 1012
Owen Siese BER 1016
Ceci Wollman BER 1029
Ellie Wollman BER 1034
Mikey Wollman BER 1101
Sam Stan BER 1060
James Lorimer-Turner BER 1026
Bradley Adam USA 15318
Taylor Burn NZL 4376
Douglas Campbell AUS 543
Paloma Esteban DOM 22
Hector Guzman MEX 645
Maximilian Hibler GER12575
Meredith Megarry CAN 1266
Axel Munkby SWE 4256
Frederik Nygaard DEN 8222
Risto Pesola FIN 818
Frederik Rask DEN 8250
Mathias Robertson CHI 206
Ignacio Rogala ARG 3118
Severin Rothlauf GER12373
Odile Van Aanholt AHO 5
Annabel Vose GBR 5740
19 Local sailors and 16 Visiting sailors have officially entered the 2009 Ren Re Jr. Gold Cup. After registration and before dinner, the Jr Gold Cup skippers spent some time with two of the best sailors in the world. Peter Gilmour (AUS) and Adam Minoprio (NZL) chatted with the kids and gave them pointers to becoming successful adult sailors.
Peter Gilmour is one of the most respected and feared competitors on the World Match Racing Tour. He is a four-time World Champion of Match Race Sailing (1990, '97, '98, 06). He is also one of the most experienced and knowledgeable skippers on the match racing circuit today. He has participated in five America's Cup challenges winning with the Alinghi syndicate in 2007. He currently represents the Yanmar Racing Team and most recently won the Monsoon Cup in 2008. Peter has competed in several Gold Cup regattas and will be aiming to give the younger skippers a run for their money in the 2009 event. ISAF RANKING: 11
Adam Minoprio, joined the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadrons Youth Training Academy in 2002 and has been rising up the ranks quickly ever since. Adam, now aged 23, along with his team "Black Match Racing" won the Marseille International Match Race this year and came 2nd in the Portugal Match Cup. In 2008 the team were successful in the Toyota Sopot Match Cup, Blurimini Match Race Italy and the Open Match Race Austria. They also placed 2nd in the Monsoon Cup and the Bermuda Gold Cup. Other achievements include winning the 2007 Hardy Cup and the 2006 and 2007 Asian Match Race Championships. Adam was 4th in the 2008 World Match Racing Tour. This will be Adam's second time competing in the Bermuda Gold Cup following his spectacular Gold Cup debut in 2008 when he faced Johnie Berntsson in the final. His main goal for this year is to win the World Match Race Tour. ISAF RANKING: 1
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Off to see and sail a Byte CII.
Most of the competitors arrived yesterday with minimal issues except for the Danish boys missing their connection. Meanwhile everyone rigged and received their charter boats and had a pre lunch practice. They will have another sail in the Optis this afternoon but before that they will have a chance to try out the Byte CII, the chosen boat for the first Youth Olympic Games next August.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Brazillian President Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva (left) and soccer great Pele (right) celebrated in Copenhagen yesterday.
Brazillian President Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva (left) and soccer great Pele (right) celebrated in Copenhagen yesterday over the decision to have Rio De Janeiro host the 2016 Olympics.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Marina da Gloria is the venue for the 2016 Olympics!
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has elected Rio de Janeiro in Brazil as the host city of the Games of the XXXI Olympiad in 2016 during its 121st Session in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Rio de Janeiro received 66 votes compared to Madrid’s 32 in the final round of voting.
Marina da Gloria in Guanabara Bay is the proposed venue for the 2016 Olympic Sailing Competition. The Bay is already well known as a world-class sailing venue: earlier this year it was a stopover venue for the Volvo Ocean Race; whilst in 2007 in was the sailing venue for the Pan American Games. Next year the Star class visits Rio for their World Championship battle. Brazil has a proud record in Olympic sailing, in fact sailing is one of the nation's most successful Olympic sports. Torben Grael is the only sailor to have won five Olympic medals, whilst Robert Scheidt is only one behind with two golds and two silvers. At Beijing 2008 Fernanda Oliveira and Isabel Swanbecame the first female Brazilian sailors to win an Olympic medal. Brazil also showed its dedication to the future of the sport as it hosted this year's Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship with great success.
Marina da Gloria in Guanabara Bay is the proposed venue for the 2016 Olympic Sailing Competition. The Bay is already well known as a world-class sailing venue: earlier this year it was a stopover venue for the Volvo Ocean Race; whilst in 2007 in was the sailing venue for the Pan American Games. Next year the Star class visits Rio for their World Championship battle. Brazil has a proud record in Olympic sailing, in fact sailing is one of the nation's most successful Olympic sports. Torben Grael is the only sailor to have won five Olympic medals, whilst Robert Scheidt is only one behind with two golds and two silvers. At Beijing 2008 Fernanda Oliveira and Isabel Swanbecame the first female Brazilian sailors to win an Olympic medal. Brazil also showed its dedication to the future of the sport as it hosted this year's Volvo Youth Sailing ISAF World Championship with great success.
Rio Chosen as the host City for the 2016 Olympic Games. Will Niteroi be the sailing venue?
Reporting from Washington - Rio de Janeiro has won the right to host the 2016 Summer Olympics, a decision that will set the games in South America for the first time."In every competition, there can only be one winner," said Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee.Today's announcement dashes the hopes of U.S. boosters -- President Obama chief among them -- who had put their reputations on the line to help win the games for Chicago.Word came from the IOC as the president and the first lady headed back to Washington, hours after making a last-minute appeal in Copenhagen for their hometown.Their rival in the campaign, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, asked the Olympic panel to choose a country that has never gotten to host the Games."The opportunity now is to expand the Games to new continents," Lula told the panel in his presentation. "Light the caldron in a tropical country, in the most beautiful of cities. Send a powerful message to the world that the Olympic Games belong to all people, all continents, and to all humanity."Chicago's elimination was one of the more shocking defeats in IOC voting history. The city had long been viewed as a front-runner.But the emotional appeals from Obama and his wife, Michelle fell on deaf ears in the European-dominated IOC.The IOC's last two experiences in the United States were marred by controversy: The 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics were sullied by a bribery scandal and logistical problems, and a bombing marred the 1996 Games in Atlanta.U.S. officials in Copenhagen did not immediately comment, and the word was greeted with stunned confusion and disappointment in Chicago, where thousands had gathered in Daley Plaza to hear the news.In the final days of the campaign, Chicago's bid appeared to be gathering both momentum and clout. As it made its way to Copenhagen, the city's delegation picked up travelers from the U.S. Senate and the Obama Cabinet.When Obama himself decided to go, it seemed like the wind was behind the U.S. bid. No one has better vote-counters than the president, and political wisdom held that he wouldn't stick his neck out if there weren't a very good chance of a win.In the wake of the announcement today, though, his top aides were at a loss for answers."I'm sure there will be quite a bit of postmortems done on this," said David Axelrod, the president's senior political advisor, appearing on CNN, calling himself too "engrossed" in fathoming the politics of Washington to get involved in the politics in Copenhagen.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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