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Sailing World Cup Hyeres 25 Apr 2016 ~ 01 May 2016 470 (Women) Overall Results 470 - Women - Overall Results Página 1 de 2 Sailing World Cup Hyeres 25 Apr 2016 ~ 01 May 2016 470 (Women) Overall Results Pos Nation Sail Crew Race Points Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Net 1 GBR GBR-118 Hannah Mills 6 2 6 1 11 (24) 4 5 6 65.00 41.00 Saskia Clark 2 BRA BRA 177 Fernanda Oliveira 1 7 4 8 2 5 (13) 11 4 55.00 42.00 Ana Luiza Barbachan 3 FRA FRA-9 Camille Lecointre 5 3 12 3 5 (16) 5 1 8 58.00 42.00 Hélène Defrance 4 NZL NZL 75 Jo Aleh 2 1 17 6 7 17 6 (35) 2 93.00 58.00 Polly Powrie BFD 5 NED NED 216 Afrodite Zegers (15) 5 3 10 3 8 14 3 1475.00 60.00 Anneloes van Veen 6 AUT AUT 431 Lara Vadlau 9 14 (19) 5 4 1 1 12 2085.00 66.00 Jolanta Ogar 7 POL POL 11 Agnieszka Skrzypulec 3 4 15 9 (25) 21 2 10 12 101.00 76.00 Irmina Mrózek Gliszczynska 8 SLO SLO 64 Tina Mrak 12 9 (27) 4 1 25 11 2 18109.0082.00 Veronika Macarol 9 FRA FRA 22 Cassandre Blandin 10 13 5 11 19 (29) 7 8 10 112.00 83.00 Aloise Retornaz 10 GBR GBR 321 Sophie Weguelin 4 12 (26) 7 9 20 17 7 16118.0092.00 Eilidh McIntyre 11 JPN JPN 1 Ai Kondo Yoshida (29) 21 18 16 8 12 9 4 117.00 88.00 Miho Yoshioka 12 AUS AUS 99 Carrie Smith 11 6 16 21 12 (27) 3 24 120.00 93.00 Jaime Ryan 13 USA USA 1712 Anne Haeger 13 (35) 14 2 16 26 10 14 130.00 95.00 Briana Provancha DNF DPI 14 GER GER 72 Annika Bochmann 7 24 (35) 17 10 6 16 16 131.00 96.00 Marlene Steinherr OCS 15 ITA ITA 16 Roberta Caputo 20 (32) 2 20 14 15 18 9 130.00 98.00 Alice Sinno 16 CHN CHN 619 Shasha Chen (26) 16 25 13 13 7 12 13 125.00 99.00 Haiyan Gao 17 CHN CHN 616 Xiaomei Xu 18 18 1 15 17 11 21 (22) 123.00101.00 Ping Zhang 18 ITA ITA 6 Elena Berta 21 20 9 12 (28) 13 15 17 135.00 107.00 Sveva Carraro 19 CHN CHN Xiaoli Wang 23 10 20 14 (26) 22 8 15 138.00 112.00 1221 Lizhu Huang 20 RUS RUS 97 Alisa Kirilyuk 17 11 10 24 (27) 18 27 6 140.00 113.00 Liudmila Dmitrieva 21 ISR ISR 311 Gil Cohen 8 (33) 8 19 15 23 20 27 153.00 120.00 Nina Amir 22 ESP ESP 14 Bàrbara Cornudella 19 19 22 (29) 22 2 23 19 155.00126.00 Sara López Ravetllat 23 SUI SUI 5 Linda Fahrni (35) 22 21 23 6 19 19 21 166.00 131.00 Maja Siegenthaler OCS 24 AUS AUS 12 Sasha Ryan 14 (25) 24 18 23 10 24 18 156.00 131.00 Ella Clark 25 GBR GBR-7 Amy Seabright 8 11 26 21 28 22 20 171.00 136.00 http://www.sailing.org/tools/isaf/resultsprintable/?params=YTo3OntzOjQ6InZpZXci ... 04/ 05/ 2016 470 - Women - Overall Results Página 2 de 2 Anna Carpenter (35) OCS 26 EST EST 20 Marjaliisa Umb 24 30 7 (31) 29 4 29 29 183.00152.00 Elise Umb 27 GER GER 26 Frederike Loewe (35) 29 13 25 20 26 25 25 198.00 163.00 Anna Markfort OCS 28 FRA FRA 7 Marina Lefort 31 27 (33) 33 24 3 26 26 203.00170.00 Lara Granier 29 ESP ESP 2 Sofia Toro 28 (31) 28 30 30 14 28 23 212.00 181.00 Nora Brugman 30 ITA ITA 33 Ilaria Paternoster 16 15 29 28 (33) 33 33 28 215.00 182.00 Bianca Caruso 31 FRA FRA 14 Jennifer Poret 25 17 30 27 32 31 30 (35) 227.00 192.00 Camille HAUTEFAYE DNF 32 FRA FRA 21 Charlotte Yven 27 23 23 34 31 30 31 (35) 234.00 199.00 Marine Riou BFD 33 ITA ITA 74 Benedetta Di Salle 30 28 32 32 18 32 32 (35) 239.00 204.00 Alessandra Dubbini BFD 34 GER GER 24 Nadine Boehm 22 26 31 22 (35) 35 35 35 241.00 206.00 Ann-Christin Goliaß DNF DNF DNF DNF Legend ( )- Excluded Score OCS- On the course side of the starting line and broke rule 29.1 or 30.1 ARB- Scoring penalty after arbitration PTS- Scoring penalty for a yellow flag after the finish BFD- Disqualification under rule 30.3 RAF- Retired after finishing DCT- Disqualified after Causing Tangle (Kiteboarding only)RCT- Retired after Causing Tangle (Kiteboarding only) DGM- Disqualification under rule 69.1(b)(2) not excludable RDG- Redress given DNC- Did not come to the starting area RET- Retired DNE- Disqualification not excludable under rule 88.3(b) SCP- Took a Scoring Penalty under rule 44.3(a) DNF- Did not finish STP- Standard Penalty SI Specific DNS- Did not start UFD- U flag penalty imposed DPI- Discretionary penalty imposed ZFP- 20% penalty under rule 30.2 DSQ- Disqualification http://www.sailing.org/tools/isaf/resultsprintable/?params=YTo3OntzOjQ6InZpZXci ... 04/ 05/ 2016.
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