Finishing the Championship, the Awards Ceremony was great. Thanks to all saillors for that increadible Championship!! See the photos below !!!
The organization of Star World is providing images, in high definition, of the finals races, Are being released interviews with the english, Iain Percy, and brazilians Torben and Lars Grael (in portuguese and english). » Clique para saber mais
British sailors Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson, reigning Olympic champions, secured the Star World Championship this Thursday. The event is being hosted at the Yacht Club of Rio de Janeiro (ICRJ). The duo finished the Banco do Brasil Regatta, the final race of the competition, in 18th place, which was discarded from their overall ranking. Swiss team Flavio Marazzi and Enrico De Maria, leaders in the ISAF world ranking, completed the race in 12th place, totaling 29 points, enough to win the silver medal. Brazilians Torben Grael and Marcelo Ferreira came in third and with 39 points were rewarded with bronze. » Clique para saber mais
By Lynn Fitzpatrick
Iain Percy and Andrew “Bart” Simpson (GBR) were crowned 2010 Star World Champions today. The reigning Olympic Gold Medalists continue to add treasures to war chests. Percy’s sterling collection of championship titles includes the 2002 Star World Championship and an Olympic Gold Medal in the Finn in 2000. » Clique para saber mais
The Final Results of the 2010 Star World Championship are now available on our website: http://www.starworlds2010.com/results-table/
1- Iain Percy / Andrew Simpson (GBR) – 20 (2+11+2+1+4+18)
2- Flavio Marazzi / Enrico De Maria (SUI) – 29 (30+1+6+4+6+12)
3- Torben Grael / Marcelo Ferreira (BRA) – 39 (5+25+21+7+3+3)
4- Lars Grael / Ronald Seifert (BRA) – 44 (35+15+12+10+2+5)
5- Alan Adler / Guilherme de Almeida (BRA) – 44 (6+5+11+13+9+74)
6- Diego Negri / Fernando Colaninno (ITA) – 52 (23+18+5+6+13+10)
7- Fredrik Loof / John Tillander (SWE) – 52 (8+9+18+19+11+6)
8- Eivind Melleby / Petter Pedersen (NOR) – 54 (9+10+4+16+16+15)
9- Robert Scheidt / Bruno Prada (BRA) – 64 (3+19+50+5+5+32)
10- Johannes Babendererde /Timo Jacobs (GER) – 66 (1+8+39+8+15+34)
16- Gastão Brun / Gustavo Kunze (BRA) – 73 (21+7+15+48+8+22)
21- André Mirsky / Marcelo Jordão (BRA) – 98 (33+6+22+3+35+34)
1- Mark Mendelblatt / John Von Schwarz (USA) – 1 lost point
2- Alexander Schlonski / Frithjof Kleen (GER) – 2
3- Torben Grael / Marcelo Ferreira (BRA) – 3
4- Fernando Echavarri / Fernando Rodrigues (ESP) – 4
5- Lars Grael / Ronald Seifert (BRA) – 5
6- Fredrik Loof / John Tillander (SWE) – 6
7- Johannes Polgar / Markus Koy (GER) – 7
8- Gustavo Lima / Carles Nankin (POR) – 8
9- George Szabo / Rick Peters (USA) – 9
10- Diego Negri / Fernando Colaninno (ITA) – 10
12- Flavio Marazzi / Enrico De Maria (SUI) – 12
18- Iain Percy / Andrew Simpson (GBR) – 18
British sailors Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson are within striking distance of winning the Star World Championship, currently taking place outside Guanabara Bay. The reigning Olympic champions finished in fourth place in the Rio de Janeiro Regatta and only didn’t win the title today because Swiss sailors Flavio Marazzi and Enrico De Maria managed to finish in 6th place, after rounding the second last mark in ninth position. As a result, the decision has been postponed to the final regatta this Thursday. » Clique para saber mais
By Lynn Fitzpatrick
Rick Merriman and Phil Trinter (GBR) snatched the lead from Lars Grael and Ronal Seifert (BRA) on the first run of Race 5 of the 2010 Star World Championship in Rio de Janeiro and followed up yesterday’s second place finish with a bullet. “We’re smoking downwind,” said Merriman. The pair watched regatta leaders Iain Percy and Andrew “Bart” Simpson (GBR) jibe of inside them during the initial part of the first run and lose boats. “That was the signal to continue on without jibing,” said Trinter. » Clique para saber mais
1- Iain Percy / Andrew Simpson (GBR) – 9 (2+11+2+1+4)
2- Flavio Marazzi / Enrico De Maria (SUI) – 17 (30+1+6+4+6)
3- Alan Adler / Guilherme de Almeida (BRA) – 31 (6+5+11+13+9)
4- Johannes Babendererde / Timo Jacobs (GER) – 32 (1+8+39+8+15)
5- Robert Scheidt / Bruno Prada (BRA) – 32 (3+19+50+5+5)
6- Torben Grael / Marcelo Ferreira (BRA) – 36 (5+25+21+7+3)
7- Lars Grael / Ronald Seifert (BRA) – 39 (35+15+12+10+2)
8- Eivind Melleby / Petter Pedersen (NOR) – 39 (9+10+4+16+16)
9- Juan Kouyoumdjian / Alejandro Colla (ARG) – 41 (4+30+8+22+7)
10- Diego Negri / Fernando Colaninno (ITA) – 42 (23+18+5+6+13)
13- Gastão Brun / Gustavo Kunze (BRA) – 51 (21+7+15+48+8)
18- André Mirsky / Marcelo Jordão (BRA) – 64 (33+6+22+3+35)