Americans take charge
Tuesday September 27th 2005, Author: Steve Sleight, Location: United Kingdom
The Sonar World Championship got back on schedule on Tuesday as the race committee ran three races in perfect conditions. The Solent smiled on the fleet with sunshine and a south-westerly between 15 and 20 knots.
American sailor, Dave Franzel from Boston, chalked up his another fine win in the first race of the day after winning race one on Monday. He followed that with a fourth in the second race then wobbled slightly in the third race as he posted a seventh. Nevertheless, Franzel ended the day leading overall ahead of another American, Peter Galloway with the top British boat, Billy, in third.
The six visiting American teams are showing their skills, occupying four of the top six places but there are still five more races left for the British and European boats to get on terms.
Although Franzel is looking strong, so too is current World Champion Steve Shepstone whose record of a first, second, and third is spoilt only by the OCS he picked up in the first race on Monday. Once the discard comes into play in race six, he could become a major contender for the lead.
After Billy, the next British boat is We're Here, currently in fifth place overall. We're Here is the only boat sailing with five crew, with Anna Bailey joining her uncle and aunt, Graham and Julia, as part of the crew, and enjoying time off school to compete in this World Championship.
Another local boat, Jenny, sailed by 1996 Paralympic Gold Medallist and current National Champion, Andy Cassell had a poor day today with an eighth and two twelfth places, which dropped them down the ranking to seventh overall.
In one race Andy Cassell was thrown violently into the middle of the cockpit when the spinnaker sheet jammed as the sail was hoisted, causing the boat to broach. Cassell looked stunned as he lay on his back while the crew attempted to steer and sort out the spinnaker, but he managed to finish the race.
Racing continues on Wednesday with two more races scheduled.
The sponsors of the 2005 Sonar World Championship are: Isle of Wight Council, Sonar Manufacturing, Andrew Cassell Foundation, Azure Dragon Marine Sculptures, and Cowes Online.
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Total
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| 1 | Spring USA 369 | David Franzel |
13
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1
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1
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4
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7
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Todd Cooper, Wade Edwards, Gene Hinkel |
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| 2 | Fast Forward USA 701 | Peter Galloway |
14
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4
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7
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1
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2
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Jim Linville, Paul Steinborn, Ched Proetor |
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| 3 | Billy GBR 719 | Paul Bowen |
17
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6
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5
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3
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3
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Duncan Bates, Shaun Kellett, Dave Thompson |
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| 4 | Troll USA 544 | Greg Anthony |
20
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5
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4
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7
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4
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Rick Myers, Tony Allott, Brian Hayes |
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| 5 | We're Here GBR 720 | Graham Bailey |
22
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2
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2
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9
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9
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Julia Bailey, Dave Ross, Duncan Grindley, Anna Bailey |
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| 6 | Nefarious USA 384 | Steve Shepstone |
32
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26
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3
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2
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1
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Tom kinney, Peter Wilson, Michael Loeb |
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| 7 | Jenny GBR 737 | Andy Cassell |
35
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3
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8
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12
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12
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Rudy Jurg, Henry Bagnell, Simon Clarke |
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| 8 | El Toro GBR 602 | Paul Hayden |
38
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19
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6
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8
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5
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Ian Hayden, Mark Watson, Jane Bonser |
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| 9 | Bertie GBR 724 | Simon Barter |
43
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13
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13
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6
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11
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Donald Wilks, James Barter, Alistair Barter |
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| 10 | Your Mother USA 1 | Eric Snavely |
44
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9
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15
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10
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10
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Rick Sullivan, Donna Faust, Jeff Sullivan |
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| 11 | For Sale USA 100 | Skip Shumway |
47
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26
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10
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5
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6
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Doug Faust, Tom Rufkin, Shane Omley |
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| 12 | Echo GBR 698 | John McIntosh |
48
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18
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11
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11
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8
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Roger Boxall, Mark Dyer, Barry Byham |
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| 13 | Scintillate GBR 700 | Laurie Gustar |
50
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7
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9
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18
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16
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Steve Cole, Paul Airey, Ian Moore |
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| 14 | Hibiscus AUS 611 | Jervis Tilly |
53
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8
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14
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13
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18
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Pete Tindale, Kate Tindale, Andrew Dallas |
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| 15 | Chimera GBR 702 | John Robertson |
57
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10
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18
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16
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13
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Hannah Stodel, Stephen Thomas, John Waite |
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| 16 | Tamar ISR 1000 | Avi Tzur |
58
|
12
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16
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15
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15
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Baruch Persman, Shany Bachar, Alon Dagan, Sami Dahan |
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| 17 | Shellie ISR 1 | Droh Cohen |
66
|
26
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12
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14
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14
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Arnon Efrati, Beni Yexler, Yoram Gafni |
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| 18 | Wombat 2 GBR 608 | Ewan Mackay |
70
|
14
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20
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17
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19
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Dave Jones, Emma Jones, Jean Mackay |
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| 19 | Halfing A Laugh GBR 696 | Arthur Wylie |
72
|
15
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21
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19
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17
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John Beaty, Jamie Dobson, Angus Smart |
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| 20 | Eiribh IRL 717 | Sean Cullinan |
73
|
16
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17
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20
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20
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Nick Gibbon, Gary Fryer, Will Beckingham |
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| 21 | Wisconsin ISR 13 | Shimon Ben Yakov |
79
|
17
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19
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22
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21
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Yusef Barda, Alon Solomon, Sabi Almuzlino |
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| 22 | Sighaoith IRL 697 | Paul McCarthy |
80
|
11
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22
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21
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26
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Paul Ryan, Patrick Keily, Trevor Draper |
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| 23 | Sinful GBR 699 | Kenny Laird |
91
|
20
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26
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23
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22
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Chris Girling, Kevin Berry, Andy Parr |
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| 24 | Josh GBR 535 | Tony Flinn |
92
|
22
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23
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24
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23
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Lucy Hodges, Ian Shirra, Johnny Cormack |
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| 25 | Fiscal GBR 735 | Emma Atkinson-Willes |
94
|
21
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24
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25
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24
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Bridget Forster, Vic Gregory, Jenny Deacon |
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