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Manage2sail Report 2017 Nacra 17 World Championship Nacra 17 Full Foiling Final Overall Results As of 5 SEP 2017 At 19:04 Discard rule: Opening Series: 4. Final Series: 4. Scoring system: Low Point. Points per Race Rk. Bow Sail Name Total Net No Number Q1 Q2 Q3 A4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 R15 R16 R17 R18 M19 Pts. Pts. 1 11 GBR 201 John GIMSON 3 4 2 9 9 Anna BURNET 2 25 GBR 299 Ben SAXTON 6 4 2 12 12 Katie DABSON 3 39 NZL 341 Gemma JONES 3 5 4 12 12 Jason SAUNDERS 4 47 URU 368 Pablo DEFAZIO 5 3 5 13 13 Dominique KNUPPEL 5 53 DEN 283 Lin Ea Cenholt CHRISTIANSEN 12 1 1 14 14 Christian Peter LÜBECK 6 14 ESP 028 Fernando ECHAVARRI ERASUN 5 2 7 14 14 Tara PACHECO van RIJNSOEVER 7 2 ARG 372 Mateo MAJDALANI 4 8 5 17 17 Eugenia BOSCO 8 69 FRA 343 Moana VAIREAUX 6 5 7 18 18 Manon AUDINET 9 1 ARG 226 Santiago LANGE 9 7 3 19 19 Cecilia CARRANZA 10 15 ESP 246 Iker MARTINEZ 1 11 9 21 21 Olga MASLIVETS 11 10 BRA 230 João BULHÕES 11 3 9 23 23 Gabriela NICOLINO 12 35 ITA 363 Lorenzo BRESSANI 1 6 17 24 24 Cecilia ZORZI 13 36 ITA 370 Ruggero TITA 12 2 10 24 24 Caterina BANTI 14 9 BER 301 Cecilia WOLLMANN 8 13 3 24 24 Michael WOLLMANN Powered by www.manage2sail.com Report Created TUE 5 SEP 2017 19:04 Page 1 of 4 2017 Nacra 17 World Championship Nacra 17 Full Foiling Final Overall Results As of 5 SEP 2017 At 19:04 Points per Race Rk. Bow Sail Name Total Net No Number Q1 Q2 Q3 A4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 R15 R16 R17 R18 M19 Pts. Pts. 15 5 AUS 317 Jason WATERHOUSE 4 9 12 25 25 Lisa DARMANIN 16 12 DEN 281 Mathias BRUUN 7 7 11 25 25 Anette VIBORG 17 24 GBR 257 Chris RASHLEY 2 12 14 28 28 Laura MARIMON 18 21 FRA 266 Julien VILLION 14 9 6 29 29 Bérénice DELPUECH 19 17 FIN 282 Sinem KURTBAY 10 6 13 29 29 Janne JARVINEN 20 31 GER 342 Paul KOHLHOFF 8 15 8 31 31 Alica STUHLEMMER 21 6 AUT 354 Thomas ZAJAC 9 19 6 34 34 Barbara MATZ 22 40 NZL 261 Olivia MACKAY 7 11 16 34 34 Micah WILKINSON 23 44 SGP 359 Justin LIU 11 8 15 34 34 Denise LIM 24 19 FRA 358 Tim MOURNIAC 10 17 13 40 40 Amélie RIOU 25 7 BEL 340 Kevin BONNEVIE 16 10 14 40 40 Isaura MAENHAUT 26 33 ITA 374 Erica Edda RATTI 15 13 12 40 40 Porro FRANCESCO 27 49 USA 361 Riley GIBBS 14 13 13 40 40 Louisa CHAFEE DPI DPI DPI 28 3 AUS 156 Paul DARMANIN 16 16 10 42 42 Lucy COPELAND 29 41 PER 346 Javier ARRIBAS HARTEN 13 19 11 43 43 Jarian BRANDES Powered by www.manage2sail.com Report Created TUE 5 SEP 2017 19:04 Page 2 of 4 2017 Nacra 17 World Championship Nacra 17 Full Foiling Final Overall Results As of 5 SEP 2017 At 19:04 Points per Race Rk. Bow Sail Name Total Net No Number Q1 Q2 Q3 A4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 R15 R16 R17 R18 M19 Pts. Pts. 30 34 ITA 3 Vittorio BISSARO 15 12 17 44 44 Maelle FRASCARI 31 26 GBR 303 Tom PHIPPS 13 15 16 44 44 Nicola BONIFACE 32 37 JPN 347 Shibuki IITSUKA 17 14 15 46 46 Eri HATAYAMA 33 30 GER 329 Silas MÜHLE 20 25 4 49 49 Romy MACKENBROCK DSQ 34 8 BEL 297 Henri DEMESMAEKER 20 10 19 49 49 Anouk GEURTS 35 27 GBR 366 Rupert WHITE 14 17 18 49 49 Kirstie URWIN 36 46 SWE 356 Ida SVENSSON 22 21 8 51 51 Hugo CHRISTENSSON 37 38 NOR 348 Nicholas Fadler MARTINSEN 17 16 20 53 53 Martine Steller MORTENSEN 38 29 GER 258 Jan Hauke ERICHSEN 18 14 23 55 55 Luisa KRÜGER 39 43 RUS 367 Maksim OBEREMKO 19 18 18 55 55 Iana STOKOLESOVA 40 32 GUA 353 Jason HESS 18 21 20 59 59 Andrea ALDANA 41 28 GBR 182 Jess DIARCY 23 18 19 60 60 Owen BOWERMAN 42 45 SWE 378 Emil JÄRUDD 21 20 21 62 62 Cecilia JONSSON 43 62 RUS 345 Sergey DZHIENBAEV 19 22 22 63 63 Daria IVANOVA 44 42 RUS 013 Viatcheslav SHELUDYAKOV 22 20 21 63 63 Kristina SULIMA Powered by www.manage2sail.com Report Created TUE 5 SEP 2017 19:04 Page 3 of 4 2017 Nacra 17 World Championship Nacra 17 Full Foiling Final Overall Results As of 5 SEP 2017 At 19:04 Points per Race Rk. Bow Sail Name Total Net No Number Q1 Q2 Q3 A4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 R15 R16 R17 R18 M19 Pts. Pts. 45 18 FRA 085 Antoine TIFFON 21 22 23 66 66 Eléonore SELLIN 46 16 ESP 337 Marina LOPEZ 23 23 22 68 68 Joan Carles TONISASTRE 47 20 FRA 245 Thomas TIFFON 24 23 24 71 71 Morgane MACRET Powered by www.manage2sail.com Report Created TUE 5 SEP 2017 19:04 Page 4 of 4.
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