GBR's Leigh McMillan and Mark Bulkeley in second spot
 

GBR's Leigh McMillan and Mark Bulkeley in second spot

Aussies lead on day two

But French duo head the Tornado Europeans in Gran Canaria reports second placed Mark Bulkeley

Tuesday March 9th 2004, Author: Mark Bulkeley, Location: Mediterranean
Race one started first time and we had a conservative mid-line start. Unfortunately the boat beneath us was over and consequently ruined our start and game plan. We did however hang in there long enough to get the shoreline effect and round the top mark in seventh. Leading the fleet was the Italian Marcolini. Darren Bundock was right in there as was Roman Hagara. Down the run it again proved to be a race to the shore line. However there were big losses when the fleet gybed on top of you in a crescendo effect. We played a game of snakes and ladders all race eventually finishing 9th. Hagara won the race from Bundock and then the Italians.

Race 2 again got away with only an individual recall flag, Mitch Booth was deemed to be over, however that is subject to a redress protest hearing. Once again the shoreline was favoured and our start mid line was not punchy enought to put us in with the early leaders. The Puerto Ricans lead the fleet into the corner and led the race from start to finish ahead of Roman Hagara who had the best day of the fleet scoring a 1,2. We managed to work our way up to the mid teens by the top mark, and then made some gains down the run. However it was the second upwind were we footed off into the left corner and made some huge gains, rounding 7th or 8th. It was proving to be very tricky downwind as the more pressure inshore had to be balanced by the dirty air from all the boats gybing early.

We had a disaster of a final top mark, tacking on the layline with 50 metres to go, we sailed into a header and a hole while boats on the port layline twin wired in ahead of us. When we eventually rounded we then had boats gybing on us down the run and eventually crossed the line 15th. It was one of the most frustraing races we have sailed as we had worked so hard to get back in there only to lose it all in such a short space of time.

Overall Olivier Backes leads Darren Bundock with us 3rd, however inthe Europeans championships we lie 2nd as Bundocks results are removed.

Check out Mark and Leigh's website: www.gbrtornadogold.com

Complete results (Bundock and Forbes are not included in the European results):

R1
R2
R3
R4
Total
1
AUS 1
DARREN BUNDOCK/JOHN FORBES
14
1
2
4
21
2
FRA 295
OLIVIER BACKES/LAURENT VOIRON
1
2
10
8
21
3
GBR 420
LEIGH McMILLAN/MARK BULKELEY
4
6
9
15
34
4
ESP 1
FERNANDO ECHAVARRI/ANTON PAZ
2
5
6
23
36
5
GER 1090
ROLAND GAEBLER/GUNNAR STRUCKMANN
6
8
13
16
43
6
AUT 380
ROMAN HAGARA/HANS PETER STEINACKER
32
9
1
2
44
7
FRA 28
YANN GUICHARD/CHRISTOPHE ESPAGNON
13
4
23
7
47
8
ARG 1
SANTIAGO LANGE/CARLOS ESPINOLA
7
7
17
24
55
9
POR 2
HUGO ROCHA/LUIS BRITO
8
14
18
17
57
10
PUR 1
ENRIQUE FIGUEROA/JORGE HERNANDEZ
28
15
16
1
60
11
ITA 257
FRANCESCO MARCOLINI/EDOARDO BIANCHI
35
20
3
3
60
12
SWE 201
HANS WALLEN/CHRISTOPHER RAPPE
9
26
21
6
62
13
ESP 2004
ENRIQUE GARCIA DE SOTO/FERNANDO SALES
24
19
7
14
64
14
POR 1
DIOGO CAYOLLA/NUNO BARRETO
19
12
22
13
66
15
NED 1
MITCH BOOTH/HERBIE DERCKSEN
10
3
4
OCS
69
16
FRA 279
XAVIER REVIL/LAURENT GUILLEMETTE
5
27
26
11
69
17
GRE 7
PASCHALIDES IORDANIS/GAREFIS CHRISTOS
26
25
14
9
74
18
GER 1087
JOHANNES POLGAR/CARSTEN HAPPEL
23
11
11
29
74
19
NZL 83
AARON MCINTOSH/MARK KENNEDY
16
35
8
21
79
20
NED 162
SVEN KARSENBARG/MISCHA HEEMSKERK
3
31
30
18
81
21
ESP 23
TONI RIVAS/FABIÁN ESCUDÉ
21
13
24
25
83
22
GRE 1
DIMITRIO THEODORAMI/ADONIS BOYGIOURIS
31
37
5
12
84
23
FRA 281
BILLY BESSON/ARNAUD JARLEGAN
18
29
20
20
87
24
DEN 1
PEDER RONHOLT/SOREN JORGENSEN
OCS
21
12
5
90
25
ITA 260
SANDRO MONTEFUSCO/STEFANO RIZZI
11
24
33
27
94
26
FRA 282
MATTHIEU SOUBEN/GURVAN BONTEMPS
12
39
27
19
96
27
ITA 255
ALBERTO SONINO/GABRIELE BRUNI
30
22
RDG
30
109
28
ESP 121
JOSÉ Mª PONCE/RAMÓN ILLÁN
OCS
23
15
28
118
29
ITA 261
ANDREA MURA/LUCA REMAGRINO
38
43
32
10
120
30
GER 1088
HELGE SACH/CHRISTIAN SACH
15
18
OCS
35
120
31
SUI 227
MARTIN RUSTERHOLZ/MICHIEL FEHR
22
30
38
32
121
32
RUS 77
EMELIANOV KONSTANTIN/YANIN ALEXANDZ
29
16
35
44
123
33
SLO 1
DUSAN PUH/ALAN BIDERMAN
36
17
36
37
124
34
GER 1084
ANDREW LANDENBERGER/SEBASTIAN MOSER
27
28
41
31
126
35
FRA 293
FRANÇOIS GABART/DAVID ROMAIN
37
33
25
34
128
36
FRA 286
FRANÇOIS MORVAN/MATHIEU VANDAME
25
32
37
36
129
37
ITA 5
SORRENTINO VINCENZO/COLOMBO GIORGIO
20
40
34
38
130
38
CAN 369
OSKAR JOHANSSON/JOHN CURTIS
17
38
39
39
131
39
ESP 7
FRANCISCO SÁNCHEZ/JUAN MANUEL BARRIONUEVO
RDG
RDG
40
26
131
40
SWE 199
MARTIN STRANDBERG/KRISTIAN MATTSSON
DSQ
10
29
OCS
142
41
CAN 1
ERIC HOLDEN/MARK COAKLEY
40
44
19
42
143
42
ESP 11
MANUEL CALAVIA/CARLOS VAREA
33
41
OCS
22
147
43
RUS 007
DZHIENBAEV SERGEY/RYAZANTSEV OLEG
OCS
42
31
33
156
44
FRA 276
BAPTISTE BALZEAU/GAËL LEDOUX
39
36
42
43
157
45
GBR 415
LEO FARROW/ROB WILSON
44
46
43
40
170
46
RUS 27
CHCKRYGIN ALEKSEY/BOGATKIN SERGEY
42
45
46
41
171
47
ESP 40
JAVIER PADRON/ONAN BARREIROS
43
49
44
45
178
48
GBR 404
JONNIE HUTCHCROFT/MARCUS LYNCH
OCS
47
45
46
188
49
ESP 5
BERNARDO BENÍTEZ/CARLOS LOUREIRO
46
DNC
47
47
190
50
GER 1052
CHRISTINA LOWEY/FLORIAN LOWEG
41
48
DNF
DNC
191
51
GBR 398
JOHN READY/SIMON WILLIS
45
50
DNF
DNC
197

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