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2011 Europeans Helsinki 470 OPEN WOMEN'S EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP HELSINKI - FINLAND - 6 - 15 JULY 2011 FINAL RESULTS (Scores take into account one discard) - 43 boats - 20 nations (EUR rank = rank in European Championship - European champions in bold) ** : dpi (3 points penalty added to race score) Open EUR Final Races Nation Sail no Crew rank rank scores 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 1 Spain ESP 696 Tara PACHECO / Berta BETANZOS 70 2 2 1 514*2 1114 6 4 5 2 8 2 2 Denmark DEN 143 Henriette KOCH / Lene SOMMER 83 6 11 9 3 16* 7 4 8 2 3 1014 3 3 Brazil BRA 177 Fernanda OLIVEIRA / Ana Luisa BARBACHAN 85 5 1 5 12 17* 1 5 6 4 15 7 4 10 4 3 Great Britain GBR 847 Hannah MILLS / Saskia CLARK 93 3 13bfd*37 1 3 7 12 7 5 2 1 1 5 4 Great Britain GBR 850 Penny CLARK / Katrina HUGHES 109 19 5 bfd* 4 18 9 8 22 10 6 1 3 2 6 5 France FRA 9 Camille LECOINTRE / Mathilde GERON 109 9 bfd*3 6 6 16 1 27 1 2 12 8 9 7 6 France FRA 12 Emmanuelle ROL / Hélène DEFRANCE 114 7 6 12 7 19 28 2 2 3 31* 9 11 4 8 7 Greece GRE 224 Virginia KRAVARIOTI / Olga TSIGARIDI 125,7 21 10 dsq* 1 3 10 12 16 rdg 8 15 5 7 MEDAL RACE 9 USA USA 1736 Amanda CLARK / Sarah LIHAN 132 20 24 2 2 33* 8 13 28 11 1 4 7 6 10 USA USA 1757 Erin MAXWELL / Isabelle FARRAR 139 16 17 7 9 13 18* 17 11 8 11 3 17 5 multiplied(scores by 2) 11 8 Russia RUS 12 Natalia IVANOVA / Diana KRUTSKIKH 133 18 8 bfd* 14 15 5 9 23 12 7 11 9 2 12 Japan JPN 4151 Ai KONDO / Wakako TABATA 137 4 15 4 ocs* 29 24 3 3 21 9 6 18 1 13 9 Germany GER 61 Tina LUTZ / Beucke SUSANN 147 bfd* 26 13 8 8 14 6 4 15 13 16 15 9 14 10 Great Britain GBR 855 Sophie WEGUELIN / Sophie AINSWORTH 150 14 12 10 13 25* 11 14 18 5 12 21 13 7 15 11 Germany GER 21 Kathrin KADELBACH / Friederike BELCHER 181 bfd* 9 6 11 bfd 4 18 1 13 22 20 30 3 16 12 Slovenia SLO 64 Tina MRAK / Teja CERNE 184 1 3 15 ocs* 7 17 10 10 dsq 14 19 10 bfd 17 13 Croatia CRO 111 Enia NINCEVIC / Romana ZUPAN 184 15 22 18 ocs* 32 23 15 5 16 10 14 6 8 18 14 Russia RUS 700 Vlada ILIENKO / Elena KHRYUKINA 195 11 4 14 18 22 12 25 17 20 18 18 16 31* 19 15 Sweden SWE 342 Ingrid SODERSTROM / Linnea WENNERGREN 200 bfd* 23 11 10 34 6 19 9 14 16 23 22 13 20 Japan JPN 4321 Yuka YOSHISAKO / Noriko OKUMA 213 bfd* 16 8 17 26 19 33 20 18 19 13 20 4 21 16 Germany GER 66 Annina WAGNER / Marlene STEINHERR 221 26 7 22 19 12 13 22 30* 17 24 24 24 11 22 17 Germany GER 72 Annika BOCHMANN / Anika LORENZ 238 10 bfd* 25 16 11 25 20 15 bfd 25 8 21 18 23 18 Estonia EST 20 Marjaliisa UMB / Elise UMB 240 13 14 17 22 28 26 24 7 9 29 17 dnf* dnf 24 19 Poland POL 11 Agnieszka SKRZYPULEC / Jolanta OGAR 245 8 bfd* 19 15 21 22 34 26 26 20 30 12 12 25 20 Netherlands NED 6 Afrodite KYRANAKOU / Marieke JONGENS 252 17 19 20 20 bfd* 20 16 25 bfd 17 22 27 5 26 21 Ukraine UKR 7 Anastasiia KOLOMIETS / Kateryna DMYTRENKO 273 12 21 21 ocs* 31 15 23 29 22 21 dsq 28 6 27 22 Greece GRE 17 Sofia PAPADOPOULOU / Aliki-anna STRATIGIOU 288 22 36 23 23 5 32 28 21 33 41* 28 23 14 28 23 Great Britain GBR 831 Amy SEABRIGHT / Eilidh MCINTYRE 297 23 25 bfd* 26 9 33 29 34 19 27 32 25 15 29 24 Russia RUS 97 Alisa KIRILYUK / Lyudmila DMITRIEVA 305 35* 29 31 30 4 31 31 19 25 23 33 32 17 30 25 Switzerland SUI 14 Stéphanie HASLER / Romy HASLER 316 bfd* 20 28 21 30 30 27 35 30 26 27 26 16 31 26 Ukraine UKR 41 Oleksandra CHYCHEROVA / Liubov CHUNIKHOVSKA 318 32 34 32 27 35* 21 21 31 29 33 29 19 10 32 27 Germany GER 12 Victoria JURCZOK / Josephine BACH 326 24 bfd* 16 24 bfd 29 26 13 bfd 28 26 29 23 33 USA USA 1718 Marlena FAUER / Carly SHEVITZ 330 27 28 26 32 2 38* 35 32 31 30 25 36 26 34 28 Russia RUS 119 Anna STEPANOVA / Nadezhda GERASIMOVA 361 29** 30 24 25 27 39* 32 33 28 dne 35 31 20 35 29 Ukraine UKR 93 Anna KYSELOVA / Anastasiya KRASKO 362 33** 27 27 dsq* 36 27 30 40 23 32 31 34 19 36 30 Finland FIN 4 Hanna SAARI / Johanna ESKELINEN 382 25 18 30 31 20 40 39 41 27 42 dnf* ocs 25 37 31 Sweden SWE 322 Kajsa SUNDKLEV / Therese ANTMAN 390 34 bfd* 29 29 10 37 38 dnf 32 37 dns 35 21 38 32 Poland POL 53 Madeleine ZIELISKA / Nadia ZIELISKA 392 28 32 37 33 23 34 42 24 36 40 36 ocs* 27 39 33 Finland FIN 17 Nina TAMMISTO / Annina TAKALA 413 37 31 35 35 37 36 dnf* 36 38 34 39 33 22 40 34 Russia RUS 66 Anastasia GUSEVA / Yana STOKOLESOVA 421 36 33 38 36 24 41 36 42* 39 38 34 38 28 41 Canada CAN 610 Jen BRAEM / Erin FLANAGAN 422 38 37 33 28 39 35 40* 37 37 36 38 40 24 42 35 Russia RUS 470 Ekaterina BESSONOVA / Natalia RESHETOVA 428 31 35 34 ocs* 38 42 37 38 35 35 37 37 29 43 36 Finland FIN 141 Rosa LINDQVIST / Matilda AKKOLA 449 30 bfd* 36 34 bfd 43 41 39 34 39 40 39 30 15th April 2012.
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