February 3rd ISAF World Sailing Rankings have been - TopicsExpress



          

February 3rd ISAF World Sailing Rankings have been released. Laser Std: Tonci Stipanovic (CRO) has overthrown Tom Burton (AUS) as World #1 in the Laser rankings for the first time since 12 December 2012. Burton has been the most consistent performer since December 2012 but Stipanovic has hit the right note as of late, winning five of his last six regattas. Stipanovic (CRO) took his second 2013-2014 ISAF Sailing World Cup gold medal in Miami as Burton fell to fourth and off of top spot. Off the back of top ten performances in Miami, Pavlos Kontides (CYP) and Nick Thompson (GBR) move into the top ten at World #4 and #5. 2013 Laser World Champion and Miami silver medallist Robert Scheidt (BRA) sits at World #18, moving up from World #44. Laser Radial: Despite not sailing in Miami Frances Mathilde De Kerangat (FRA) holds onto World #1 in the Laser Radial. World #2 Tatiana Drozdovskaya (BLR) maintained her position after a fourth in Miami but the Miami big movers follow behind the leading two. Miami medallists Anne-Marie Rindom (DEN) and Marit Bouwmeester (NED) climb back into the top ten. Rindom sits at World #8 moving up from World #20 whilst Bouwmeester is at World #10, coming up from World #25. Brazils Fernanda Decnop has shown steady improvement throughout the ISAF Sailing World Cup series and as a result moves into the top 25 for the first time. Big movers off the back of strong Miami results in the Laser Radial include Palamo Schmidt, up to World #40 from World #73 and Lucia Falasca (ARG) who shifts up from World #80 up to World #44. Finn: A second World Cup silver medal has propelled Oliver Tweddell (AUS) to the World #1 position, a personal best for the young Australian. Twedell missed out on gold in Miami to 2011 World Champion Giles Scott (GBR) who leaps 23 places to World #12. Andrew Mills (GBR) and Bjorn Allansson (SWE) remain at World #2 and #3 respectively. A fourth place in Miami for Michele Paoletti (ITA) sees him move 21 places to a personal best position at World #20 whilst Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic returns to the top ranks at #25 from 43. For the full ranking list go to the link below: sailing.org/rankings/fleet/index.php
Posted on: Sat, 08 Feb 2014 13:00:02 +0000

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