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Finall Results 2019 Open European Finn Championship FINALL RESULTS 10 - 18/5/2019 841841841841841841841 841841841 Athens International Sailing Center, Greece Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 Final Race Medal Race Results Net Sail No Bow No Crew Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points GBR 41 38 Giles SCOTT 113311332323 14 14 3 3 3 3 1E-07 10 20 48 1 NZL 61 5 Andy MALONEY 5511331717 3 3 1 1 25 25 20 20 1E-07 12 52 2 HUN 40 43 Zsombor BERECZ 992244222217175544 22 1E-07 918 61 3 ARG 48 83 Facundo OLEZZA 15 15 6 6 DNF 85 2 2 4 4 15 15 33 33 5 5 1E-07 24 84 4 NED 89 1 Nicholas HEINER 13 13 12 12 16 16 BFD 85 5 5 10 10 6 6 19 19 1E-07 816 97 5 TUR 21 14 Alican KAYNAR 3377994436364747 12 12 21 21 1E-07 36 98 6 BRA 109 4 Jorge ZARIF 18181414282830308 8 3 3 2 2 50 50 1E-07 48111 7 NZL 24 3 Josh JUNIOR 11 11 8 8 22 22 12 12 19 19 28 28 23 23 4 4 1E-07 612111 8 NOR 1 11 Anders PEDERSEN 22 22 5 5 6 6 9 9 30 30 6 6 24 24 35 35 1E-07 510112 9 GBR 11 7 Edward WRIGHT 8 8 131345451616212126268 8 8 8 1E-07 714114 10 USA 6 48 Caleb PAINE 14 14 17 17 38 38 6 6 35 35 16 16 16 16 16 16 3 3 123 11 CAN 18 8 Tom RAMSHAW 2121101025255 5 3131 7 7 30 30 24 24 6 6 128 12 GRE 77 17 Ioannis MITAKIS 2525272714141 1 10105252 14 14 31 31 11 11 133 13 NED 842 28 Pieter Jan POSTMA 1010232311111414434330307 7 48 48 11 139 14 RUS 6 45 Arkadii KISTANOV 7 7 33 33 17 17 18 18 61 61 2 2 41 41 18 18 16 16 152 15 ESP 26 34 Joan CARDONA (U23) 23 23 31 31 2 2 BFD 85 9 9 29 29 43 43 11 11 5 5 153 16 CZE 5 10 Ondrej TEPLY 12 12 37 37 33 33 BFD 85 15 15 27 27 9 9 14 14 7 7 154 17 FRA 112 13 Jonathan LOBERT 17 17 11 11 5 5 BFD 85 1 1 46 46 20 20 49 49 10 10 159 18 AUS 1 6 Jake LILLEY 24242929131336362 2 9 9 131353 53 41 41 167 19 ESP 17 35 Pablo GUITIAN SARRIA 272725253434202027278 8 17179 9 3737 167 20 FRA 17 84 Fabian PIC 4 4 34 34 30 30 27 27 37 37 12 12 10 10 40 40 15 15 169 21 CRO 10 19 Nenad BUGARIN 2 2 9 9 48 48 46 46 33 33 41 41 5 5 36 36 4 4 176 22 ESP 7 74 Alejandro MUSCAT 29 29 18 18 21 21 11 11 28 28 35 35 32 32 27 27 12 12 178 23 CRO 1 12 Josip OLUJIC 6 6 15 15 10 10 BFD 85 32 32 51 51 35 35 1 1 30 30 180 24 SWE 33 2 Max SALMINEN 2626303035354040 38 38 11 11 29 29 6 6 8 8 183 25 POL 17 59 Piotr KULA 16 16 16 16 47 47 23 23 44 44 49 49 15 15 13 13 14 14 188 26 GBR 71 75 Henry WETHERELL (U23) 47474 4 1818212142422424212151 51 13 13 190 27 GER 25 30 Max KOHLHOFF 41 41 32 32 26 26 15 15 20 20 36 36 40 40 12 12 9 9 190 28 Results by : Zargiannakis Kostas 11:25 μμ 2019 Open European Finn Championship FINALL RESULTS 10 - 18/5/2019 841841841841841841841 841841841 Athens International Sailing Center, Greece Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 Final Race Medal Race Results Net Sail No Bow No Crew Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points SUI 1 18 Nils THEUNINCK (U23) 30 30 21 21 12 12 BFD 85 29 29 4 4 1 1 15 15 DSQ 85 197 29 GER 259 31 Phillip KASUESKE 20 20 35 35 32 32 13 13 22 22 38 38 22 22 23 23 39 39 205 30 FIN 218 16 Tapio NIRKKO 42 42 39 39 7 7 DNF 85 18 18 17 17 45 45 7 7 32 32 207 31 FIN 8 9 Oskari MUHONEN (U23) 363620202323262613133434282830304747 210 32 DEN 24 21 Andre HOJEN CRISTIANSEN 46 46 45 45 19 19 7 7 24 24 33 33 34 34 33 33 19 19 214 33 SWE 11 41 Johanes PETTERSSON (U23) 434347472929BFD85 11 11 23 23 36 36 37 37 2 2 228 34 EST 2 79 Deniss KARPAK 28 28 24 24 27 27 31 31 47 47 13 13 31 31 52 52 27 27 228 35 CHN 1 77 He CHEN UFD 85 40 40 20 20 32 32 16 16 32 32 39 39 25 25 28 28 232 36 IRL 9 39 Oisin MCCLELLAND 31 31 22 22 24 24 42 42 7 7 45 45 50 50 59 59 26 26 247 37 IRL 22 47 Fionn LYDEN 39394242393924244545 19 19 18 18 44 44 33 33 258 38 UKR 4 22 Andrii HUSENKO 19 19 19 19 52 52 34 34 63 63 25 25 51 51 17 17 43 43 260 39 CRO 369 20 Milan VUJASINOVIC 484844441515101026265959 27 27 46 46 49 49 265 40 USA 91 50 Luke MULLER (U23) UFD 85 26 26 8 8 29 29 59 59 37 37 37 37 61 61 18 18 275 41 AUS 41 65 Lewis BRAKE 32 32 49 49 37 37 BFD 85 34 34 48 48 19 19 41 41 20 20 280 42 CHN 6 78 Luwen SHEN 373751514444474725256767 11 11 28 28 51 51 294 43 FRA 111 76 Valerian LEBRUN 61 61 57 57 50 50 35 35 12 12 43 43 42 42 29 29 40 40 308 44 POL 52 70 Krzysztof STROMSKI (U23) 34 34 59 59 54 54 41 41 46 46 40 40 26 26 39 39 29 29 309 45 CAN 2 55 Kyle MARTIN 4949282843434848555520206262 42 42 25 25 310 46 ESP 57 37 Victor GOROSTEGUI 4545545436362525393922225656 54 54 44 44 319 47 RUS 73 46 Vladimir KRUTSKIKH 54 54 55 55 46 46 8 8 48 48 50 50 44 44 71 71 17 17 322 48 GBR 38 66 Callum DIXON (U23) 33 33 48 48 51 51 45 45 41 41 54 54 52 52 26 26 31 31 327 49 UKR 573 25 Georgii PACHES 404064648181 39 39 6 6 44 44 49 49 67 67 21 21 330 50 AUS 32 23 Jock CALVERT (U23) 52 52 36 36 42 42 BFD 85 40 40 55 55 46 46 43 43 24 24 338 51 ITA 71 61 Federico COLANINNO (U23) 44 44 61 61 62 62 BFD 85 14 14 61 61 65 65 10 10 22 22 339 52 GER 595 40 Simon GORGELS 64 64 41 41 41 41 19 19 52 52 39 39 57 57 55 55 35 35 339 53 RUS 1 49 Mikhail LATSUN (U23) 53 53 60 60 61 61 28 28 49 49 42 42 58 58 22 22 38 38 350 54 GBR 81 67 James SKULCZUK (U23) 62 62 43 43 57 57 BFD 85 64 64 21 21 53 53 38 38 23 23 361 55 EST 1 24 Taavi Valter TAVETER (U23) 56 56 53 53 40 40 49 49 50 50 31 31 55 55 74 74 52 52 386 56 Results by : Zargiannakis Kostas 11:25 μμ 2019 Open European Finn Championship FINALL RESULTS 10 - 18/5/2019 841841841841841841841 841841841 Athens International Sailing Center, Greece Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 Final Race Medal Race Results Net Sail No Bow No Crew Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points Pos Points TUR 35 29 Can AKDURAK 65 65 69 69 49 49 43 43 65 65 18 18 71 71 47 47 36 36 392 57 AUS 91 42 Lachlan GILHAM (U23) 60 60 52 52 31 31 BFD 85 56 56 57 57 48 48 34 34 57 57 395 58 FRA 93 72 Antoine DAVINEAU 51 51 38 38 58 58 44 44 54 54 64 64 47 47 65 65 45 45 401 59 USA 14 53 Eric ANDERSON 57 57 67 67 70 70 58 58 53 53 60 60 60 60 32 32 55 55 442 60 HUN 80 71 Domonkos NEMETH (U23) 66664646535353537070 62 62 67 67 58 58 59 59 464 61 CYP 1 51 Panagiotis IORDANOU (U23) 75 75 62 62 67 67 56 56 51 51 53 53 66 66 64 64 46 46 465 62 BER 9 26 Rockal EVANS 71 71 56 56 55 55 54 54 57 57 66 66 61 61 68 68 54 54 471 63 ESP 117 62 Carlos ORDONEZ SANCHEZ (U23) 35 35 71 71 65 65 62 62 62 62 71 71 64 64 57 57 66 66 482 64 JPN 7 32 Yuki NISHIO (U23) UFD 85 50 50 56 56 51 51 74 74 63 63 59 59 77 77 56 56 486 65 AUT 1 52 Moritz SPITZAUER (U23) 74 74 72 72 69 69 52 52 60 60 75 75 54 54 75 75 34 34 490 66 FIN 118 68 Waltteri MOISIO (U23) 59 59 70 70 63 63 66 66 67 67 56 56 72 72 73 73 48 48 501 67 UKR 21 44 Artem HUDYMA (U23) 38 38 74 74 68 68 50 50 75 75 72 72 74 74 72 72 58 58 506 68 ESP 888 73 Andres Van LIORET PEREZ (U23) 72 72 68 68 74 74 37 37 80 80 73 73 79 79 45 45 62 62 510 69 GRE 7 36 Antonis MANOLAKIS 5858585871713333DNF85 79 79 80 80 DNF 85 53 53 517 70 JPN 6 33 Hajime KOKUMAI UFD 85 73 73 59 59 60 60 76 76 65 65 38 38 78 78 68 68 517 71 UKR 69 82 Sergii MALIUTA 55 55 78 78 76 76 57 57 71 71 70 70 75 75 76 76 42 42 522 72 ITA 1071 64 Matteo IOVENITTI 73 73 65 65 64 64 64 64 58 58 80 80 68 68 69 69 61 61 522 73 GER 723 60 Nicolas THIERSE (U23) 77 77 80 80 75 75 38 38 68 68 68 68 77 77 60 60 67 67 530 74 GRE 4 81 Panagiotis KOTSOVOS 63 63 66 66 60 60 BFD 85 73 73 76 76 69 69 63 63 70 70 540 75 FRA 99 63 Marc ALLAIN DES BEAUVAIS 76 76 77 77 73 73 63 63 72 72 74 74 73 73 62 62 50 50 543 76 CAN 15 57 Quinton GALLON (U23) 50 50 81 81 78 78 55 55 78 78 78 78 70 70 66(SP) 67 71 71 547 77 HKG 8 69 James DAGGE 67 67 75 75 72 72 BFD 85 69 69 58 58 63 63 80 80 64 64 548 78 NED 29 27 Bas DE WAAL 70 70 63 63 66 66 65 65 79 79 69 69 76 76 70 70 DNS 85 558 79 UKR 14 56 Volodymyr STASYUK 68 68 76 76 77 77 68 68 66 66 77 77 81 81 79 79 63 63 574 80 UKR 12 58 Maksym KRUKOVSKYI 69 69 83 83 DNF 85 59 59 81 81 84 84 84 84 DNF 85 60 60 605 81 BRA 10 80 Cristiano RUSCHMANN 79797979808067678282818183835656DNS85 607 82 GRE 71 54 Panagiotis DAVOURLIS 78 78 DNF 85 DNS 85 61 61 77 77 82 82 78 78 DNF 85 65 65 611 83 GRE 1 85 Tasos MPOUDOURIS 80808282797969698383 83 83 82 82 81 81 69 69 625 84 Results by : Zargiannakis Kostas 11:25 μμ.
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