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Results: 470 Women COUNTRY POS. SAIL NUMBER SPONSOR CREW POINTS POINTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MR 1 NZL - 75 Old Blue Jo ALEH - Bianca BARBARICH-BACHER 64 83 2 7 1 1 19 16 1 18 8 2 8 2 JPN - 4151 A Beam Consulting Ai KONDO - Wakako TABATA 74 98 1 1 2 5 2 24 18 20 4 11 10 3 ISR - 311 - Gil COHEN - Bouskila VERED 83 106 5 2 5 7 3 11 22 11 23 1 16 4 GBR - 850 Royal Navy Penny CLARK - Katrina HUGHES 87 110 3 5 23 15 10 3 8 10 15 4 14 5 USA - 1757 US Sailing Team Alphagraphics Erin MAXWELL - Isabelle K. FARRAR 106 129 13 13 11 10 9 23 20 5 13 8 4 6 ESP - 696 - Tara PACHECO - Berta BETANZOS 106 141 6 3 18 4 17 9 13 35 6 10 20 7 ITA - 23 - Giulia CONTI - Giovanna MICOL 107 144 12 6 28 37 15 7 15 2 7 3 12 8 SLO - 64 - Tina MRAK - Teja CERNE 119 169 14 24 4 2 8 OCS 14 26 9 12 6 9 FRA - 9 vecteurplus/equipe de france m Camille LECOINTRE - Mathilde GERON 127 154 15 10 7 11 16 27 19 9 17 21 2 10 GBR - 855 GrainMarket Properties Ltd. Sophie WEGUELIN - Sophie AINSWORTH 141 191 10 9 19 3 7 12 21 DSQ 18 24 18 11 ARG - 8 Parque Nautico -Esquel Maria FERNANDA SESTO - Consuelo MONSEGUR 134 177 16 8 26 16 13 5 43 1 32 17 12 FRA - 12 - Emmanuelle ROL - Helene DEFRANCE 139 171 32 31 3 12 29 2 4 28 1 29 13 GBR - 847 VOLVO Hannah MILLS - Saskia CLARK 142 188 34 4 13 17 4 15 46 25 12 18 14 DEN - 143 Torm Henriette KOCH - Lene SOMMER 145 195 7 15 10 9 12 39 11 22 BFD 20 15 NED - 11 Delta Lloyd Kernploeg Afrodite KYRANAKOU - Lobke BERKHOUT 155 205 4 14 9 25 DNF 29 33 12 16 13 16 RUS - 700 - Vlada ILIENKO - Elena KHRUKINA 156 193 28 21 17 23 21 37 3 21 3 19 17 BRA - 177 - Fernanda OLIVEIRA - Ana LUISA BARBACHAN 159 209 27 22 16 6 DNF OCS 8 3 2 25 18 JPN - 4321 Benesse Yuka YOSHISAKO - Noriko OKUMA 163 213 11 12 22 21 24 OCS 29 19 20 5 19 USA - 1736 US Sailing Team AlphaGraphics Amanda CLARK - Sarah LIHAN 176 215 8 27 20 26 20 8 39 31 21 15 20 GER - 21 BMW Sailing Cup / EWE Sailing Kathrin KADELBACH - Friederike BELCHER 179 229 25 16 14 DNC DNF 4 35 14 14 7 21 CRO - 111 - Enia NINCEVIC - Romana ZUPAN 187 237 33 20 12 31 DNF 20 17 17 5 32 22 UKR - 7 - Anastasiia KOLOMIIETS - Kateryna DMYTRENKO 187 237 9 DNC 29 22 11 31 7 34 28 16 23 GER - 12 Püppi Victoria JURCZOK - Josephine BACH 196 246 DNC 30 21 18 DNF 1 6 8 27 35 24 RUS - 12 - Natalia IVANOVA - Diana Krutskikh 201 232 24 29 25 24 31 18 27 15 25 14 25 GER - 72 Big M Annika BOCHMANN - Anika LORENZ 209 251 20 33 33 29 6 13 42 41 11 23 26 GER - 61 Pirelli Zebra Tina LUTZ - Susann BEUCKE 211 261 23 18 6 13 DNF 30 37 33 45 6 27 EST - 20 Marutuul / 4 energia Marjaliisa UMB - Elise UMB 210 260 DNC 28 36 19 14 6 36 23 22 26 28 GER - 66 Audi STG. Bogner. ZOK. Oakley. Annina WAGNER - Marlene STEINHERR 218 268 18 23 30 8 DNF 17 12 30 30 OCS 29 ESP - 133 fundacio illesport-Suma valors Marina GALLEGO - Ana LOBO 222 272 DNC 11 8 20 1 44 BFD 16 41 31 30 POL - 11 - Agnieszka SKRZYPULEC - OGAR 229 279 DNC DNC BFD 14 25 21 9 4 19 37 31 SWE - 344 Team Castellum Lisa ERICSON - Astrid GABRIELSSON 234 284 19 17 40 33 30 OCS 16 32 38 9 Pag. 1 Results: 470 Women COUNTRY POS. SAIL NUMBER SPONSOR CREW POINTS POINTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MR 32 SUI - 14 - Stéphanie HASLER - Romy HASLER 233 278 17 25 39 27 26 34 10 24 31 45 33 AUT - 431 - Lara VADLAU - Eva-Maria SCHIMAK 237 287 DNC DNC BFD 35 23 10 2 7 10 DSQ 34 UKR - 93 - Anna KYSELOVA - Anastasiya KRASKO 248 298 26 34 27 28 28 14 38 DNC 26 27 35 GBR - 841 - Joanna FREEMAN - Katie TOMSETT 250 300 DNC 32 15 30 22 19 41 13 37 41 36 SWE - 342 - Ingrid SÖDERSTRÖM - Linnéa WENNERGREN 271 321 22 19 24 40 DNF 42 28 37 29 30 37 ITA - 87 - Giulia TOBIA - Giulia MORETTO 291 341 29 36 41 42 5 26 BFD 42 34 36 38 NED - 24 MUSTO Nina KEIJZER - Anneloes VAN VEEN 297 347 DNC DNC 35 32 DNF 28 32 6 36 28 39 GBR - 812 - Anna BURNET - Flora STEWART 298 348 DNC 26 31 36 DNF 36 26 36 35 22 40 ESP - 17 Deporte Gallego María GROBAS BARBAZÁN - Carmen MATEO SUÁREZ-PUMARIEGA 308 358 30 38 37 38 DNF 33 31 38 24 39 41 ITA - 52 - Francesca KOMATAR - Sveva CARRARO 329 379 21 35 34 34 DNF 40 45 27 43 OCS 42 ITA - 27 - Giulia ZAPPACOSTA - Claudia NICASTRO 319 369 34 40 38 39 RAF 25 34 43 33 33 43 RUS - 119 - Stepanova ANNA - Gerasimova NADEZHDA 352 402 DNC DNC 32 41 27 43 BFD 29 42 38 44 POL - 53 - Madeleine ZIELINSKA - Nadia ZIELINSKA 356 406 DNC DNC 44 46 18 38 40 40 46 34 45 GER - 4984 - Marlene TROMMER - Lorena ABICHT 359 409 DNC DNC 42 43 DNF 22 23 46 40 43 46 GER - 4980 Principessa Svenja WEGER - Wiebke LECHLER 388 438 DNC DNC 45 44 DNF 32 44 44 39 40 47 GER - 18 - Frederike LOEWE - Karoline GÖLTZER 389 439 DNC DNC 43 45 DNF 41 24 45 47 44 48 DEN - 162 - Caroline HEEREMA - Marie LOUISE SVENDSEN 396 446 DNC DNC 49 47 DNF OCS 25 39 44 42 49 FIN - 141 Bisab Finland Lindqvist ROSA - Akkola MATILDA 404 454 DNC DNC DNC 48 DNF 35 30 47 48 46 Pag. 2.
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