Day 1 at Kieler Woche

Fascinating Nacra 17 – Australian and German 49er FX in front

Wind from South East, with heavy gusts for the start, dropping a bit later on with nice sunny weather for the sailors on the triangle courses in front of Schilksee on the first race day of Kiel Week (22. - 30. June) made it a perfect hard-workings sailing day. All classes could finish the planned races. The olympic classes are thus well on track for the qualifying. Up to now the German athletes have seven first places in the olympic, the paralympic, and the international classes

On the TV broadcasting course, the skiffs did sail their races. Visitors could not just watch the races right in front of Schilksee from ashore, but also the live stream broadcasted by cameras from above and on the water. The whole week, people can watch the Kiel Week races all over the world.

The 49er men and the 49erFX women demonstrated spectacular scenes with capsizing boats in the shifty and gusty winds in front of the olympic center in Schilksee. The German women, who already had proven to belong to the world's top position in this new olympic class, are again in best shape. Victoria Jurczok/Anika Lorenz (Kiel) made it to the top of the fleet in the evening race, Tessa Parkinson/Chelsea Hall (Australia) became second, followed by Tina Lutz/Susann Beucke (Bergen/Strande), who are now trying to gain victory also in Kiel for the European Champions Sailing Cup (ECSC) series, after already having won the ECSC in Medemblik. As expected, the 49erFX turned out to be a duel between the nations Germany and Australia., the next Australian team Ella Giudice/Kate Lathouras in front of Jule and Lotta Goerge from Kiel and Leonie Meyer and Maren Hahlbrock, also from Kiel.
In the 49er skiff the Australian Team Will Philips/ Rhys Mara lead in front of the Croatians Pavle Kostov/ Petar Cupac. The German men seem to be on the right track for good reults as well. The Junior seconds in the worlds of the previous year Jan Hauke Erichsen/Max Lutz (Flensburg/Kiel) are currently on the third place, followed by Nico Delle Karth/Nikolaus Resch (Austria). Erik Heil/Thomas Ploeßel from Kiel, who have won the World Cup in Mallorca spring this year, are currently fifth.

Euroean Champion Buhl has started off to defend his title in the one-man laser. He finished first in the first race, then had a fourth and a twelfth place and is currently in fifth position, within reach of the lead. The Brasilian Robert Scheidt is in top position. Having won the Olympics twice and then been away for seven years from this class, has made a impressive come-back with two second places and one first.

In the the mixed catamaran Nacra 17, the German-Italian team Pietro Sibello/Lisa Rattemeyer was improving continuously. 11. in the first race was followed by places 8 and 4. In total he is in fourth position, but it is still a long way to the leading team Jason Waterhouse/Lisa Darmanin from Australia.

The 470 fleet was dominated by Anton Dahlberg/Fredrik Bergstroem (Sweden) and the British team Sophie Weguelin/Eilidh McIntyre in the women's fleet.

The paralympic 2.4mR is dominated again by Heiko Kroeger (Ammersbek), who has already won the Kiel Week five times. The winner of the paralympics in 2000 has finished first twice today and became third once – currently taking the lead of the fleet.

 

Results:

 

2.4mR: (3) 1. Heiko KRÖGER (Ammersbek,1/3/1) Punkte 5; 2. Barend KOL (NED,2/1/5)8; 3. Kevin CANTIN (FRA,3/2/6)11; 4. Per AHRBOM (SWE,4/6/3)13; 5. Lasse KLÖTZING (Berlin,5/8/4)17; 6. Christoph TRÖMER (Horneburg,7/4/8)19;

 

49er: (4) 1. Will PHILLIPS / Rhys MARA (AUS,1/1/1/5) Punkte 8; 2. PAVLE KOSTOV / PETAR CUPAC (CRO,2/2/5/3)12; 3. Jan Hauke ERICHSEN / Max LUTZ (Glücksburg,7/1/3/2)13; 4. Nico Luca Marc DELLE KARTH / Nikolaus Leopold RESCH (AUT,9/3/1/1)14; 5. Erik HEIL / Thomas PLÖßEL (Kiel,2/11/2/5)20; 6. Lukasz PRZYBYTEK / Pawel KOLODZINSKI (POL,3/7/7/4)21;

 

49er FX: (4) 1. Victoria JURCZOK / Anika LORENZ (Kiel,2/1/4/1) Punkte  8; 2. Tessa PARKINSON / Chelsea HALL (AUS,1/5/1/2)9; 3. Tina LUTZ / Susann BEUCKE (Bergen,3/2/2/4)11; 4. GIUDICE Ella / LATHOURAS Kate (AUS,6/6/6/3)21; 5. Jule GÖRGE / Lotta GÖRGE (Kiel,4/8/5/6)23; 6. Leonie MEYER / Hahlbrock Maren (Kiel,16/3/3/7)29;

 

Nacra 17: (3) 1. Jason WATERHOUSE / Lisa DARMANIN (AUS,1/3/2) Punkte 6; 2. Thomas  ZAJAC / Frank TANJA CHIARA (AUT,4/1/3)8; 3. Cecilia CARRANZA SAROLI / Esteban BLANDO (ARG,8/4/6)18; 4. SIBELLO Pietro / RATTEMEYER Lisa (ITA,10/8/4)22; 5. Vittorio BISSARO / Silvia SICOURI (ITA,11/5/7)23; 6. Pip PIETROMONACO / James WIERZBOWSKI (AUS,7/10/8)25;

 

Finn: (3) 1. ANDREWS Mark (GBR,1/1/1) Punkte 3; 2. Andrew MILLS (GBR,3/2/2)7; 3. Deniss KARPAK (EST,7/5/4)16; 4. RAUDASCHL Florian (AUT,11/6/7)24; 5. Anders PEDERSEN (NOR,14/4/8)26; 6. Caleb PAINE (USA,5/17/5)27;

 

470 M: (3) 1. Anton DAHLBERG / Fredrik BERGSTRÖM (SWE,5/1/7) Punkte 13; 2. David BERGEHR / Lukas (MÄHR 9/4/1)14; 3. Autenrieth JULIAN / Autenrieth PHILIPP (München,2/6/6)14; 4. Matthias SCHMID / Florian REICHSTÄDTER (AUT,6/3/10)19; 5. Hugo FEYDIT / Charlie AGENEAU (AUT,10/12/2)24; 6. Julian STÜCKL / Oliver SZYMANSKI (Tutzing,8/9/9)26;

 

470 W: (3) 1. Sophie WEGUELIN / Eilidh MCINTYRE (GBR,2/5/1) Punkte 8; 2. Agnieszka SKRZYPULEC / Natalia WOJCIK (POL,1/3/21)25; 3. Afrodite KYRANAKOU / Anneloes van VEEN (NED,4/1/21)26; 4. Annina WAGNER / Elisabeth PANUSCHKA 3/2/21)26; 5. Lara VADLAU / Jolanta OGAR (AUT,21/8/2)31; 6. Joanna FREEMAN / Katie TOMSETT (GBR,21/9/3)33;

 

Laser Standard: (3) 1. Robert SCHEIDT (BRA,2/2/1) Punkte 5; 2. Ashley James BRUNNING (AUS,3/1/2)6; 3. Jesper STÅLHEIM (DEN,1/2/7)10; 4. Kacper ZIEMINSKI (POL,3/7/4)14; 5. Philipp BUHL (Sonthofen,1/4/12)17; 6. Karl-Martin RAMMO (EST,4/8/5)17;

 

Laser RAD.: (3) 1. Franziska GOLTZ (Kiel,3/7/6) Punkte 16; 2. Tuula TENKANEN (FIN,2/12/3)17; 3. Viktorija ANDRULYTE (LTU,8/9/1)18; 4. Sarah GUNNI (DEN,1/17/5)23; 5. DROZDOVSKAYA Tatiana (BLR,13/6/4)23; 6. Svenja WEGER (Kiel,7/3/14)24;

 

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