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Snipe Bulletin SNIPE BULLETIN ___________________________ NOVEMBRE 2009 ___________________________ DANS CE NUMERO : LE MOT DE LA PRESIDENTE p 2 2EME ANTWERP SNIPE CUP p 3 COUPE SNIPE DU CVP p 4 COUPE FRANÇOYSE DE GRACE p 5 NATIONAL OPEN DE FRANCE SNL p 6 ARTICLE DE PRESSE (NATIONAL) p 7 EMAINE DU NIPE AU S S CNC p 8 Choisy le Roi NATIONAL BELGE 2009 p 11 VISITE DU CHANTIER ZELTIC p 12 CHAMPIONNAT DE LIGUE I DE F p 14 SNIPE A PARIS SCCR p 15 E AU D’HEURE SNEH p 16 CHALLENGE YVES LE BOUR 2009 p 17 CHAMPIONNAT DU MONDE 2009 p 18 HAMPIONNAT DU ONDE ASTER C M M p 19 HH San Diego AL t 2008 ASSOCIATION FRANCAISE DES SNIPES SYLVIE LE BOUR - BOISAUBERT 24, AVENUE DU GENERAL LECLERC - 94100 SAINT-MAUR DES FOSSÉS TEL: 01 48 86 68 75 – 06 86 88 31 63 HTTP://ASSO.FFV.FR/SNIPES-FR 1 - SITE WEB : HTTP://ASSO.FFV.FR/SNIPES-FR Chers amis, Les résultats des 2 premières régates étrangères de la saison à la mi-mars m’ont laissée rêveuse : 63 inscrits à Malaga dont 12 équipages juniors et/ou 7 féminins pour l’Espagne et 33 équipages au Galgenweel pour la Belgique. Comment font-ils ??? Nous avons réussi à grand peine à réunir une douzaine de bateaux dans le meilleur des cas. Ce ne sont pourtant pas les bonnes volontés qui manquent ! Ni les bonnes occasions de régater ! Mais, pour ne prendre qu’un exemple qui résume mon propos, la participation au Challenge Yves Le Bour avec 30 bateaux n’a jamais été plus faible. A part Sue Roberts, personne n’a couru au moins 2 régates. Les déplacements à l’étranger ont pourtant été nombreux : l’Italie, l’Espagne, la Belgique, les Etats-Unis. Il n’y a que la Grande-Bretagne à ne pas avoir vu de voiles françaises sur ses lignes de départ (il faut dire que les calendriers britanniques et français ne se complétaient pas bien...). Mais les déplacements à l’intérieur de l’Hexagone sont plus difficiles. Seules ont bien marché les régates qui ont trouvé sur place une flotte suffisamment nombreuse pour naviguer ou faire naviguer des amateurs (à ce sujet, un grand bravo à Jean-Jacques et aux flottes du Sud- ouest qui ont prêté des bateaux à de nouveaux-venus pour la Snipe Cup (vous en lirez les résultats dans le prochain bulletin). Alors ? Faut-il essayer de renouveler les flottes, que ce ne soit pas toujours les mêmes snipistes qui fassent tous les trajets au risque de se fatiguer ? Souhaitons que notre présence au Salon Nautique ait un impact dans ce sens. Le travail de recrutement au niveau des flottes est également primordial. Je vous rappelle les dates du Salon : du 4 au 13 décembre 2009 à la Porte de Versailles et espère vous y rencontrer nombreux. A très bientôt ! Amitiés, Sylvie LE BOUR-BOISAUBERT Crédit photos couverture: Philippe ROY et Thomas LILIN à Snipes à Paris (photo Nicolas COQUELLE) Jean-Jacques FREBAULT et Gilles BOISAUBERT au Mondial à San Diego (photo Fried ELLIOTT) 2 2EME ANTWERP SNIPE CUP BELGIQUE 2ème Antwerp Snipe Cup 6 manches retenues Clubs Pts 15 – 16 mars 2009 sur 7 1 BEL 30714 Manu HENS Nicolas BONGAARD RYCB 26 6, 2, 2, 12, 3, 1, (14) 2 BEL 30311 Ben VAN CAUWENBERGH Nadia DEFERM RYCB 27 (11), 6, 4, 6, 2, 4, 5 3 BEL 30275 Thierry DEN HARTIGH Cri Cri RYCB 29 1, 3, (10), 3, 6, 8, 8 4 BEL 29838 Robert DRONTMANN Manu LODEWIJCKX RYCB 30 5, 14, 1, 1, (OCS), 7, 2 5 BEL 303 Guy CELIS Charlotte HAMBROUCK RYCB 34 3, 4, 6, 4, 8, 9, (10) 6 BEL 30758 Wim GHIJS Ann VAN DAELE RYCB 35 (13), 5, 8, 10, 4, 2, 6 7 BEL 28990 Herman VAN DORMAEL Hugo MEIRTE VVW 36 4, (10), 5, 9, 7, 10, 1 8 FRA 28541 J-Jacques FREBAULT Gilles BOISAUBERT CVA 37 9, 12, (13), 2, 1, 6, 7 9 BEL 30400 Bart JANSSENS Eva JACOBS RYCB 44 (15), 11, 3, 5, 9, 5, 11 10 BEL 30479 Bert SCHANDEVYL Pim PETERS 47 8, 8, (14), 13, 11, 3, 4 11 BEL 5 Jo VOS Marjan VINCK KLYC 48 2, 1, (OCS), 14, 5, 17, 9 12 BEL 30008 Franck CLEEREN Koen CLEEREN 72 22, 17, 7, (23), 10, 13, 3 13 BEL 30388 Giovanni GALEOTTI Dina GALEOTTI RYCB 72 16, 9, (OCS), 8, 14, 12, 13 14 BEL 30 356 Marc CORNELISSENS Elke CORNELISSENS KLYC 75 7, 13, 11, 11, 18, (24), 15 15 BEL 2998 Robert HAMBROUCK Olivier HAMBROUCK 83 12, 7, 20, 15, 12, (22), 17 16 BEL 30199 André CALLOT Eric CALLOT RYCB 91 14, (21), 9, 18, 20, 11, 19 17 BEL 29977 Wim SAEYS Leen EELEN VVW 91 10, 16, (DNF), 21, 16, 16, 12 18 BEL 28156 Willy HAMBROUCK Donna HAMBROUCK 92 18, (19), 12, 17, 15, 14, 16 19 BEL 29374 Andrew GIBSON Carol GIBSON 107 17, 20, 17, 7,n 23, 23, (24) 20 BEL 29 115 Dirk HELLEMANS Fillip VAN RIET RYCB 118 (26), 24, 16, 22, 17, 18, 21 21 BEL 30686 Bert VAN CAUTEREN Nathalie DE HEN KLYC 125 23, 18, (OCS), 20, 22, 20, 22 22 BEL 3035 Patrick LAUMANS Ronny POELMANS 125 21, 22, 19, 24, 19, (26), 20 23 BEL 29252 Franz HAWER Dries VAN DEN ABEELE 128 19, 15, 18, 27, 24, 25, (DNF) 24 BEL 30369 Raymond MEEUS Kris de RAEDT RYCB 132 20, 23, 15, 28, 25, 21, (DNF) ... ........ .............. ................ ..... .... ....... 33 Equipages classés 3 COUPE SNIPE DU CERCLE DE LA VOILE DE PARIS Cette fois ci nous y sommes, nous avons chassé (les trois comptaient pour le classement). Il finit les oies bernaches du Canada de nos pontons pour quand même sur le podium. Idem pour son collègue y installer nos bateaux. de club qui en plus était seul sur son bateau. La météo nous avait promis vent et pluie : nous avons eu plutôt du soleil et un vent quelque peu Pour les Soling nous vérifions qu'investissement et évanescent !! persévérance payent. Bravo à l'équipage Jean-Louis Finalement en début d'après-midi Marie-Thérèse Husson/ John Tandberg qui par leur régularité sur décide de lancer les compétitions, les premiers les trois manches terminent en tête. départs de l'année ! Stéphane Dierckx équipé par son fils inaugure en Pas très facile d'appréhender par où arrive ce régate son nouveau rutilant bateau. L'équipage fameux vent, un coup c'est bon berge sud, dans la Pdt/Pdt se débrouille, merci à Christian d'avoir minute qui suit cela passe mieux vers la berge supporté ma demande d'une bonne trentaine nord ! d'empannages! La fille de l'Air dont c'était la Coupe, Sur la ligne de départ, les Snipes se serrent de s'écarte du podium. Nos nouveaux membres, Philippe très près, histoire d'être sûrs de se gêner!* et Caroline Garreau font leurs premières armes et Finalement les écarts se creusent et l'équipage claquent quand même une manche. La famille Godest de Choisy le Roi réussit manche après manche à veut éviter de nous dégoûter dès le début de la prendre l'avantage. Il finit facilement premier au saison, ils préfèrent démarrer très discrètement ... classement général. Sylvie Le Bour Boisaubert du à moins que le syndrome Ferrari / F1 !! CN Cap Sizun sauve 2 deuxièmes places et prend Philippe GONTIER logiquement ...la deuxième place au général. José Mendès, habitué du Cercle (mon équipier un *Ou plutôt pour rester au maximum à l’abri du certain nombre de fois sur Mantinéa) se trouve courant, option prépondérante lorsque le vent est très pénalisé en étant DNF à la dernière manche faible au CVP (NDLR) Coupe Snipe 3 manches retenues Clubs Pts 26 avril 2009 sur 3 1 FRA 29409 Michel VILLETTE Nadia EL GHOZI SCCR 3 1, 1, 1 2 FRA 29937 Sylvie LE BOUR-B Christine VUIBERT CNCS 8 4, 2, 2 3 POR 27449 José MENDES Ricardo MENDES CVML 10 2, 3, DNF 4 FRA 29005 Philippe ROY CVBM 13 3, DNF, DNF Photos Philippe GONTIER 4 COUPE FRANÇOYSE DE GRACE CHALLENGE YVES LE BOUR 1 Coupe Françoyse de Grâce 6 manches retenues Clubs Pts 20 – 21 juin 2009 sur 7 1 BEL 30 265 Thierry DEN HARTIGH Fabienne WALKENS RYCB 6 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, (1) 2 FRA 30757 J-Jacques FREBAULT Gilles BOISAUBERT CVA 13 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 2, (5) 3 GBR 29611 Sue ROBERTS Peter WOLSTENHOLME BCSC 20 5, 3, 3, 3, (5), 3, 3 4 FRA 29409 Michel VILLETTE Nadia EL GHOZI SCCR 22 4, (6), 4, 6, 2, 4, 2 5 FRA 29906 J-Benoit COQUELLE Aurélie PÉROCHEAU SCCR 28 3, 4, 6, (DNF), 6, 5, 4 6 FRA 29856 Jérôme THOMAS Yann LE FORMAL CSM 34 (8), 5, 5, 4, 8, 6, 6 7 FRA 29367 Maxim ROMAIN Sophie DUPUIS SRH 39 7, 7, (10), 7, 4, 7, 7 8 POR 27449 José MENDES Claude MULET CVML 45 6, (10), 7, 8, 7, 8, 9 9 FRA 28221 Gilles CAVELIER Sylvie BURETTE SNPH 51 (10), 8, 8, 9, 9, 9, 8 10 FRA 29437 Fabien VERNHES Jacques ROMAIN SNPH 52 9, 9, 9, 5, (10), 10, 10 11 FRA 29005 Philippe ROY Richard TERRACHER CVBM 66 11, 11, 11, (DNF), 11, 11, 11 Photos prises sur le site de la ville du havre Pensez à envoyer commentaire ou photos pour rendre la lecture de votre bulletin plus attrayante ! 5 NATIONAL OPEN DE FRANCE SOCIETE NAUTIQUE DE LARMOR-PLAGE National 2 manches Clubs Pts 16 – 18 juillet 2009 retenues sur 3 1 FRA 28540 Mathieu THEROUANNE Morgan GUILLOU SNL 2 1, 1, (1) 2 FRA 30757 J-Jacques FREBAULT Gilles BOISAUBERT CVA 4 2, (4), 2 3 FRA 29440 J-Pierre ETCHEBER Jean MARTHIENS CVCL 6 4, (2), 6 4 FRA 29836 Julien GRAMOND Didier GRAMOND CNC 6 3, (5), 3 5 FRA 30015 René LE BOUR Marion BEAUDOUIN SNL 7 (7), 3, 4 6 BEL 28690 Nicolas VAN SCHAFTINGEN Thomas VAN SCHAFTINGEN RYCB 10 5, (ZFP), 5 7 FRA 29367 Maxim ROMAIN Fabien VERNHES SRH 14 6, (9), 8 8 FRA 20894 Laurence BOURDONNAY Laurent DUPERRIEZ SNL 15 (9), 6, 9 9 FRA 29835 Benjamin ROMAIN Jacques ROMAIN SRH 15 8, (OCS), 7 10 FRA 25009 J-Marc GARDÈRE Yann LE FORMAL SCCR 18 (10), 8, 10 11 FRA 29937 Sylvie LE BOUR-B.
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