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STAR 17 Adherent BULLETIN D ’ INFORMATION DE L ’ ASSOCIATION STAR 17 JUILLET - NOVEMBRE 2002 N° 13 A LA RENCONTRE de POSEIDON LOS ANGELES WOLD 2002 Cette année, le traditionnel championnat du Monde de star a Dans ce numéro : eu lieu dans la baie de Los Angeles au Californie Yacht Club. Cette épreuve rassemblant l’ensemble des staristes se déroula MONDIAL 2002 1 la semaine après la King of Spain Regatta et la victoire de notre ami irlandais Max Treacy avec R. Anthony Shanks EUROPEEN 2002 2 (IRL 7817). Le championnat du Monde a vu la fin de la suprématie des INFOS 2 américains chez eux. La surprise du premier jour ou les fran- PROGRAMMES 2 çais sont dans les dix premiers : Paul Ambroise Sevestre/ Max TREACY Vincent Berenguier, Xavier Rohart/ Yannick Adde, et Phi- RESULTATS 2 lippe Presti,/ Jean Philippe Saliou. Super. Les jours suivants Xavier et Yannick se permettent le luxe d’être dans le top ten et devant les meilleurs. Le résultat est exceptionnel : sur le podium ! à la troisième place. Du jamais vu en star français. L’équipe de France est qualifiée pour les jeux d’Athènes. Ils seront sauf problème nos représen- tants. Pour le titre, ce sont les fantastiques anglais Iain Percy, champion Olympique en Finn à Sydney et membre du défi GBR challenge (coupe Louis Vuitton) et Steve Mit- chell. Loof le suédois (champion 2001 à Medemblik) et Percy/Mitchell WC 2002 Xavier confirment la présence des anciens finnistes sur les podiums du Star. Après de bons débuts, Paulo et Vincent (38e) ont encore Xavier et Yannick : fait preuve de bons coups mais aussi de mauvais choix. Exceptionnel Le niveau est là, mais il manque la régularité pour être dans les meilleurs. Tous les espoirs sont permis. L’équi- page Presti / Saliou (12e) malgré leur peu de compétition en Star ( Philippe est sur le Défi français pour la coupe de l’América) sont très réguliers et assurément des postulants pour représenter la France au JO 2004 (au cas ou!!). Pour l’équipage de Wilfrid, l’affaire est im- possible. Ils terminent à la 67e place sur les 103 classés. Le championnat du Monde n’a eu comme seul point positif de prendre de l’expérience. Suite aux résultats,l’équipage régresse dans le classe- Xavier et Yannick : 3e ment international. Le brésilien Torben Graël, malgré sa présence sur le défi italien Prada (coupe Louis Vuitton), termine à une 2e place, habituel pour lui. Toujours présent après sont retour du défi Oracle, Paul Cayard fini à une très bonne 4e place. L’année 2003 avec le retour des staristes engagés sur la coupe de l’América risque d’être passionnant. Et si Jesper Bank le « collègue » de Fred venait se frotter aux staris- Ian Percy/Mitchel : tes… ou encore Stig Westergaard 2 régates gagnées STAR 17 CHAMPIONNAT D’EUROPE GENES (I) 32 rue CHAUDRIER Cette année, le championnat d’Europe a été pro- 17000 LA ROCHELLE grammé très tard dans la saison début octobre. Le FRANCE pays du président de la starclass et stariste de re- www.star17.org nom Riccardo Simoneschi a accueilli à Gènes le championnat d’Europe 2002. Peu d’équipage Téléphone : 05 46 31 33 82 français présent. Seulement Xavier Rohart et Télécopie : 05 46 31 33 82 Yannick Adde représente l’équipe de France de E-mail : [email protected] Star. Dans des conditions assez difficiles. C’est l’ancien champion du Monde 2001 qui dès la pre- mière régate prend la première place et ceci jus- F. Loof et A Ekstrom: qu’à la fin grâce à une très Champion D’Europe 2002 bonne régularité lors des au- tres manches. L’américain Mark Reynolds se classe deuxième devant le danois Holm. Les récents vainqueurs de Los Angeles (Percy / Mit- chell) sont encore présents parmi les premiers en finissant à la cinquième place. De leur coté, après leur ex- cellent mondial Xavier et Yannick finissent à une Mark Reynolds 2e petite 11e place en réussissant en régate une 5e place (seulement!). LES PRINCIPAUX RESULTATS LOOF/EKSTROM: CM 2001 et CHAMPIONNAT DU MONDE LOS ANGELES USA 1 GBR 8025 IIain Percy / Steven Mitchell 2 BRA 8109 Torben Grael / Marcelo Ferreira 3 FRA 8107 Xavier Rohart / Yannick Adde 4 USA 8088 Paul Cayard / Hal Haenel Marc Bouet se retire de l’équipe de 5 USA 8082 Rick Merriman / Bill Bennett 6 BER 7988 Peter Bromby / Martin Siese France de Star afin de se consacrer à 7 AUS 7828 Colin Beashel / David Giles des nouveaux projets. 8 IRL 8110 Mark Mansfield / Killian Collins 9 USA 7829 Mark Reynolds / Magnus Liljedahl 12FRA 7879 Philippe Presti, Philippe / Jean Philippe Saliou La coupe Louis Vuitton est le lieu 38FRA 7888 Paul Ambroise Sevestre/ Vincent Berenguier de rencontre d’un grand nombre de 67FRA 7869 Wilfrid Clerton /Ceasar Dohy staristes. Presti à bord du Défi Français n’a réussi pas à battre son CHAMPIONNAT D’EUROPE 2002 GENES I ancien partenaire en soling, le da- nois Jesper Bank sur le défi suédois 1 SWE 8020 Fredrik Loof /Anders Ekstrom Victory. Ian Percy est aussi éliminé 2 USA 7829 Mark Reynolds / Austin Sperry 3 DEN 7994 Niklas Holm / Martin Leifelt en quart de final sur GBR chal- 4 GER 7487 Marc Pickel / Tony Kolb lenge. Idem Grael avec Prada. 5 GBR 8025 Iain Percy / Steve Mitchell 6 NED 7443 Serge Kats / Jean pierre Martens 7 GER 7860 Werner Fritz / Thomas Auracher 8 ITA 7827 Nicola Celon / Edoardo Natucci A9 ESP SUIVRE 7581 Roberto Bermudez / Manrique Dominus Marc Thiercelin par sur une sai- son avec le nouveau Figaro sur le En 2003, le championnat du Monde se déroulera à Cadiz en Espagne à l’occasion parcours international. du regroupement des autres classes olympiques. L’Européen à Cascais au Portu- gal . L’année sera ibérique!! 11 .
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