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April 2005 Siren Sundby Joins the Int 470 Fleet Asianchamps 2005 April 2005 The Electronic Newsletter of 470 Internationale Email : [email protected] Champs ASIAN 2005 - China There is no doubt that Another 35 new 470’s are The 2005 Asian 470 Regional Championships are the ideal breeding China is one of the most about to be delieverd to Championships were held in ShiShi with good ground for tomorrow’s exciting destinations in China and there is a huge racing and tight Champions and give the World today. build up of excitment competition but China emerging Nations a showed it’s dominance. stepping stone to World towards the 2008 Olympic Championships.. International 470 has been Regatta in Qingdao and The regatta was a great Thanks goes to the the natural choice of Asain start to the 2006 470 Worlds in an Sailing for many years. Rizhao. exciting project Asian Men’s 470 Championships 2005 for Asia ShiShi China - 19 Entries - 3 Nations and Int Place Sail # Skipper TOT 470. 1 CHN 428 Zhengfenng Fuzhiqiang 22 2 CHN 60 Wangweidong Dengai 27 It is 3 CHN 431 Wanggongguo Wangsu 34 hoped 4 CHN 36 Linwuzhi Zhouboxiong 38 that the Asian 470 Chinese Yachting 5CHN 1 Qianjun Zhaoweijun 39Powerhouses of Japan Association for their 6 CHN 543 Chenhechi Zhangxuel 51 and Korea will join in assistance in the 7 CHN 146 Lifei Huxianqiang 55 next year along with 470 organisation.. 8 CHN 58 Luoyoujia Chenxiuke 67 members like the 9 CHN 443 Liuzhendong Wangwei 75 Philippines, Malaysia and See you all again in 10 CHN 246 Sunkang Wanghaibin 75 Myanmar. Rizhao 2006 for the Worlds. 11 CHN 210 Wuwutang Liuming 75 12 SIN 7 Xu Yuan Zhen 79 13 SIN 667 Roy Tay Junhao 79 14 SIN 11 Teo Wee Chin 93 15CHN 592Zhengsenzhe Wulinshe 97 16 CHN 590 Wengliangdao Linqiaov 106 17 CHN 540 Wengzijin Zenghuafeng 124 18 HKG 1 Li Yiming 145 19 CHN 514 Fuhanjia Zhangwenpei 160 Asian Women’s 470 Championships 2005 ShiShi China - 14 Entries - 2 Nations Place Sail # Skipper TOT 1 CHN 15Songxiaqun Wangyan 14 2 CHN 282 Liancuixian Wulizhen 24 3 CHN 25Wenyimei Yuchunyan 32 Siren 4 CHN 214 Shenyinjuan Yangcha 35 5CHN 206 Lijie Xumeilian 39 6 CHN 10 Zhulina Xiaolingling 44 Sundby 7 CHN 314 Subaoying Huangyine 49 8 CHN 517 Wuaihong Chenyuan 54 Joins the 9 CHN 229 Wangcongcong Dufei 65 10 CHN 600 Fenghuimin Huangliz 68 11 CHN 506 Sunnan Chenyahua 70 Int 470 12 HKG 25Liang Yuanhua 86 13 CHN 596 Fachag Huangmingzh 93 Fleet 14 CHN 523 Chenliangliang Zhang 120 see Page 2 for Details Pack for the WORLDS after Europeans in Poland Shipping your Boat to the The USA 470 Association 2005 World have put together a great Championships in Regatta Schedule so you Youth Coaches Development Programme SanFrancisco can be for can make the most of your as little as US$1300.00 Trip. An ideal way to get As part of 470 Internationale’s committment to Return from Poland !! the jump on your Youth and Junior Development, (7 boats in a 40ft Container) competition for the new a FREE “Coach the Coaches” Seminar Quad !! SanFrancisco will be a is being held great experience.. Sailing June 29th-July 3rd 2005. Shipping bookings can be under the Golden Gate Hosted by Istanbul Sailing Club Turkey. Bridge near Alcatraz made through Erich Seifert Prizon and a good excuse [email protected]. Coaches will include: to see North America. BUT HURRY !! Victor Kovalenko AUS - Triple Gold Coach Skip Wyte USA - 2004 Gold Coach Ilias Mylonas GRE - 2004 Gold Coach Hamish Wilcox - 2004 Silver Coach Applications are open to Youth Coaches of ANY Class and may be made via.. Email : [email protected] (Limited Entry) 2005 Int470 Worlds BuildUp Regattas To Kill Rumours... 470 US National Championships August 7-10 Fleets will Race “As Normal” on Santa Cruz Yacht Club, Santa Cruz www.scyc.org Trapezium Courses in “Normal” 470 North American Championships August 12-16 Groups. No one will Bay View Boat Club, San Francisco, CA www.bvbc.org be on the beach waiting 470 World Championships August 19-28 in San Francisco St. Francis Yacht Club, San Francisco www.stfyc.com OK ?! TWO Champions but ONE Title !! Sundby Versus Bekatorou What a delight for sailing enthiusiasts.. Both Gold Medallists, both ISAF Sailors of the Year and Multiple World Champions of their Class. This will be a battle to watch leading up to Beijing 2008. Sundby Said of her first 470 regatta in Palma... “So far I have really enjoyed sailing 470s... It was harder than I expected, Anyway I am happy to take new challenges... And I am looking forward to fight Bekatorou for sure ” But there are PLENTY of other great Women 470 Skippers that will be looking to knock them both off in the next 4 years. Hyeres 2005 -Blows and Dies SEMAINE OLYMPIQUE FRANCAISE 2005 - Hyeres The Video Clips from Hyeres this year were a great inovation and the first 2 days highlights were a terrific Men’s 470 - 64 Entries - 20 Nations advertisment for International 1 ISR 7 KLIGER Gideon GAL Ehud 31.00 2 FRA 2623 BONNAUD Ben BONNAUD Romain 33.00 470, while other classes sat 3 UKR 7 BRASLAVETS E MATVIENKO I 41.00 on the beach the 470’s ripped 4 POR 22 MARINHO Alvaro NUNES Miguel 42.00 around in the 30 knot 5 AUS 351 BELCHER Mat BEHRENS Nick 42.00 conditions. 6 CRO 83 FANTELA Sime MARENIC Igor 43.00 In the Men’s fleet there were 7 GRE 131 KOSMATOPOULOSPAPADOPOULOS A 45.00 some familier names at the front 8 FRA 2619 LEBOUCHER P GAROS Vincent 46.00 end of the fleet and the Spring 9 NED 1 COSTER Sven COSTER Kalle 46.00 Cup Champions BRASLAVETS & MATVIENKO (UKR) led the 10 SWE 326 MOLUND Johan JOHANSSON Patrik 52.00 Fleet for most of the week before 11 ITA 7 FONDA Enrico ZUCCHETTI Pietro 56.00 loosing 1st place on the last day to 12 CRO 7 CESIC Ante KUJUNDZIC Ante 56.00 the Israeli veterans Klinger and 13 FRA 2628 CHARBONNIER BAUSSET Olivier 61.00 Gal. The Bonnaud Brothers 14 GRE 165PANAGIOTIS LEMANIS Aggelos 62.00 were looking to back up their 15 ITA 2 ZANDONA Gabi DELLA TORRE F 65.00 Hyeres win of 2004 and failed by just 2 points. SEMAINE OLYMPIQUE FRANCAISE 2005 - Hyeres The final results show how close Women’s 470 - 27 Entries - 15 Nations the regatta was with just 5 points seperating 3rd place from 9th 1 FRA 2644 PETITJEAN Inki DOUROUX Nadege 23.00 place. For Israel it’s a great start to the 2008 Quad with a 1st 2 ISR 10 BUSKILA Vered KORNECKI Nike 32.00 in the Men’s and a 2nd in Women’s Fleets. 3 ESP 1788 VIA DUFRESNE TUTZO Laia 35.00 Ingrid PETITJEAN & Nadege 4 AUT 431 VOGL Sylvia FLATSCHER Carol 37.00 DOUROUX took out their home 5 GBR 813 BASSADONE C CLARK Saskia 52.00 Olympic Classes regatta with a 6 POL 55 TYLINSKA Kat GLADYSZ Zuzanna 53.00 clear advantage in all conditions. 7 NED 11 DE KONING M BERKHOUT Lobke 54.00 The next 3 boats from AUT, ISR 8 FRA 2635LECOINTRE C LEMAITRE Gwend 56.00 and ESP battled it out for the 9 GBR 824 WILSON Pippa CRAIG Sheena 65.00 minor places. VOGL of Austria 10 ITA 4343 SACCHEGGIAN CUTOLO Myriam 82.00 was as high as 2nd but had to 11 GRE 185SAMPATI Maria MIRTO Chiona settle89.00 for 4th in the end Siren Sunby had a good start to the 12 NOR 6 SUNDBY Siren MELLEBY Kariane 89.00 regatta but fell away while gaining experience. 13 POL 517 PETRASZ Marta BRZOSKA Gabriella 94.00 The Proposed 3 boat “Grand Final” failed to happen due to the 14 FRA 2613 ADAM Manuelle ADAM Virginie 102.00 light wind conditions.. The whole “Grand Final” format has the 15 SLO 148 CERNE Teja CERNE Alja 104.00 whole sport divided on it’s merits. We will watch and learn. Spring Cup 2005 ISAF SAIL RANKINGS Int 470 - Men - Double Handed Dinghy Toulon France ISAF Rankings 30 March 2004 - 229 Ranked Great Competition again at the French Association’s Spring 1 ITA Gabrio ZANDONA Francesco DELLA TORRE 5194 Cup now in it’s 30th Year.. and a great lead into Hyeres.. 2 USA Paul FOERSTER Kevin BURNHAM 5184 The 1996 Gold Medal Ukrainian pair showing they still have 3 POR Alvaro MARINHO Miguel NUNES 5147 what it takes. 4 GBR Nicholas ROGERS Joe GLANFIELD 5111 5 AUS Nathan WILMOT Malcolm PAGE 5009 XXX INTERNATIONAL SPRING CUP 6 ARG Javier CONTE Juan DE LA FUENTE 4984 Toulon (France) - 16-21 April 2005 7 GRE Andreas KOSMATOPOULOS PAPADOPOULOS 4938 49 Entries - 9 Nations 8 SWE Johan MOLUND Patrik JOHANSSON 4931 Overall Int 470 - Women - Double Handed Dinghy 1 UKR 7 BRASLAVETS - MATVIENKO 11.00 ISAF Rankings 30 March 2004 - 90 Ranked 2 GER 49 ZELMER Lucas - SEELIG Heiko 22.00 1 FRA Ingrid PETITJEAN Nadege DOUROUX 5246 3 FRA 2623 Benjamin & Romain BONNAUD 30.00 2 RUS Vlada ILIENKO Natalia GAPONOVICH 5221 3 AUS Jenny ARMSTRONG Belinda STOWELL 5170 Women 4 ISR Nike KORNECKI Vered BUSKILA 5089 AUT 431 VOGL Sylvia - FLATSCHER Carolina 5 SWE Therese TORGERSSON Vendela ZACHRISSON 5031 6 ESP Natalia VIA DUFRESNE Laia TUTZO 4967 POL 55 TYLINSKA Kataryna- GLADYSZ Zuzanna 7 DEN Susanne WARD Michaela MEEHAN 4915 GER 4951 KADELBACH Kathrin - SCHRÕDER Saskia 8 SLO Vesna DEKLEVA Klara MAUCEC 4877 In Recognition of excellence in Youth Double Handed Sailing and in memory of the designer and To promote Junior Women’s Sailing, The father of the International International 470 Class Association has established a new Support Programme 470 class..
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