Josele Doreste world champion ILCA 7 Grand Grand Master in Barcelona
Josele Doreste world champion ILCA 7 Grand Grand Master in Barcelona
The award was chaired by Sergi Cadenas, Vice President of the Catalan Vela Federation, and Andrus Poski, representative of the international class ILCA.
Josele Doreeste has been proclaimed world champion class ILCA 7 category Grand Grand Master in the world championship that has concluded today in Barcelona.
The canary, regatist of the Nàutic Port d'Aro Club and Olympic gold in Seoul in Finn class in 1988, adds a new title in its wineries after completing an almost impeccable championship6 first and 5 seconds.
The rest of the Spanish fleet has been more than meritorious. The Malacitan Arturo Reina, regatist of the Estepona Nautical Club, and the Catalan Miquel Noguer, Olympic gold in Moscow 80 in Flying Dutchman class and regatist of the Nautic Masnou Club, are hung silver in ILCA 6 category Apprentice and Grand Master, respectively. The Catalan Jose María Van der Ploeg, Olympic gold in Barcelona 92 in Finn class and regatist of the Níutic Club El Balís, bronze in ILCA 7 category Grand Master; the Galician David González, of the Real Club Níutic of Barcelona, bronze in ILCA 6 category Apprentice; and the Catalan Olympic Monica Azón, of the Níutic Club d'Arenys, bronze and female champion in ILCA 6 category Master.
Wannes Laer, class champion ILCA 7 category Apprentice
The Belgian Wannes Laer, in a tight end, is imposed on the Polish Maciej Graboswki. Complete the podium the Italian Lorenzo Cerretelli.Ernesto Rodríguez, class champion ILCA 7 Master category
The American Ernesto Rodríguez proclaims, with authority, the champion ahead of the also American Peter Hurley and the French Bertrand Blanchet, second and third, respectively.Robert Hallawell, class champion ILCA 7 category Grand Master
The American Robert Hallawell wins with comfort ahead of the Argentine Alejandro Cloos, silver, and the Spanish Jose María Van der Ploeg, bronze.Josele Doreeste, class champion ILCA 7 category Grand Grand Master
The Spanish Jose Luis Doreste proclaims champion ahead of the German Wolfgang Gerz and the British Tim Law, second and third, respectively.Jon Emmett, class champion ILCA 6 category Apprentice
The British Jon Emmet imposes his law and wins with authority ahead of the Spanish Arturo Reina and David González, silver and bronze, respectively.Stefan Eriksson, class champion ILCA 6 Master category
The Swedish Stefan Eriksson proclaims his champion in front of French Jean- Christophe Leydet and Spanish Mónica Azón, second and third.Gilles Coadou, class champion ILCA 6 category Grand Master
The French Gilles Coadou wins the first position, the Spanish Miquel Noguer is second and the Belgian Pieter Van Laer is third.Bill Symes, class champion ILCA 6 category Grand Grand Master
The American Bill Symes wins the championship with authority, the Canadian Paul Clifford is the subchampion and the British John Reay, the bronze hangs.Peter Seidenberg, class champion ILCA 6 Legend category
The American Peter Seidenberg is imposing on his compatriot Jaques Kerrest and Dutch Henk Wittenberg.The good work of the Committee, key to the championship
Although weather conditions during the first two days were quite unstable, the organization solved this advanced problem the first sign of attention for the rest of the days.The Barcelona International Sailing Center hosts a total of 239 regatists from all over the world
The championship has hosted a total of 239 regatists from 29 countries around the world that have completed the 12 scheduled races. The event was held at the Barcelona International Sailing Center.
2021-11-19: Josele Doreeste comes to the last day of leader of the ILCA World Master in Barcelona
Tomorrow, Saturday at 9: 00 a.m., the last day of this World Master's World which has gathered 239 lasers in Barcelona begins
The sixth and penultimate day of the World ILCA Masters race in Barcelona has left us two new tests and three virtual champions in ILCA 6: the British Jon Emmett in Apprentice category and the American Bill Symes in Grand Master category and Peter Seidenberg in Legend category.
For the fourth day in a row, the 239 regatists have gone to the early water, about 8: 00, to try to ensure the holding of all the scheduled tests and, again, the strategy has worked. The north-west wind, although less intense than the last three days, has not been missed and has allowed to celebrate the two tests of the penultimate day of the championship. About 12: 00 all the regatists were on the ground.
In the absence of a day, the ILCA 7 have held ten of the 12 races of the championship. In ILCA 6, the Apprentices, the Grand Grand Masters and the Legends add up to eleven of the twelve tests and the Masters and Grand Masters, ten.
The Canary Josele Doreto, a regatist of the Club Nàutic Port d'Aro, is the second of the Grand Masters of ILCA 6 and will have to look after the third of the Grand Masters in ILCA 7 with seven points of advantage over the second classified; Miquel Noguer, regatist of the Club Nàutic Masnou, is the second of the Grand Masters of ILCA 6 and will have to be held in the second position of the Apprentice, by the Club of the Club Náutic, by the Club Nático, by Maria Van d'Aços, and by the Club of the Royal of the Club of Açáutizos, and by the Club of Barcelona.
In addition to Dorest, the other leaders in ILCA 7 are Belgian Wannes Van Laer, who will play the title with Polish Maciej Grabowski in Apprentice; American Ernesto Rodríguez, who has the title to play in Master; and also American Robert Hallawell in Grand Master.
In ILCA 6, British Jon Emmett, American Bill Symes and American Peter Seidenberg are virtually champions. The Swedish Stefan Eriksson regains the lead in front of the French Jean- Christophe Leydet in the Master category and the French Gilles Coadou has it all in the face to proclaim himself a champion ahead of Noguer in the Grand Master category.
2021-11-18: Two days for the end of the ILCA Masters in Barcelona... and Doreste has a solid lead.
In the absence of two days for its conclusion, the World ILCA Masters gets red alive
In the absence of two days for its conclusion, the World ILCA Masters gets red alive... tomorrow leaving from 9: 00 alsoFifth day of races and two new tests in the locker of the 239 regatists participating in the World ILCA Masters which, from 14 to 20 November, is disputed in Barcelona.
After adding all the categories two new tests, the ILCA 7 have held a total of eight races. In ILCA 6, the Apprentices, the Grand Grand Masters and the Legends add up to nine, for eight of the Masters and Grand Masters. At about 12: 00, the regatists returned to the ground.
Josele Doresta maintains the first position of the Grand Grand Masters in ILCA 7 with six points of advantage over the second classified; Miguel Noguer loses the lead but keeps all his options intact in ILCA 6 category Grand Masters; Arturo Reina, although far from the intrepable Jon Emmett, consolidates the second position in ILCA 6 category Apprentice; Jose Maria Van der Ploeg continues with his back-up stalking, from the fourth position, the podium of the Grand Masters of ILCA 7, followed very close by Toni Roig, in its fifth position, and in the Azon, wait for his fourth position.
In addition to Dorest, the other leaders in ILCA 7 are the Belgian Wannes Van Laer who once again outlaws the Polish leader Maciej Grabowski in Apprentice; the American Ernesto Rodríguez continues to add first in Master, seven out of eight; and the American also Robert Hallawell leads in Grand Master.
In ILCA 6, the British Jon Emmett continues to be the first in Apprentice; the French Jean- Christophe Leydet is the leader to the detriment of the Swedish Stefan Eriksson in Master category; the French Gilles Coadou, with two first in the fifth day, returns to the lead in front of Miquel Noguer; the American Bill Symes, like Jon Emmett, counts the trials for victories and leads with authority the Grand Master; and the American Peter Seidenberg, first of the Legends, followed very close by Jacques Kerrest.
2021-11-17: In Barcelona the Spaniards dominate the World ILCA Master: Noguer and Doreste leaders
After three grey days with unstable and little, or no, intensity, the fourth day of the World ILCA Masters has finally enjoyed a sunny day and a stable and intense wind, which has allowed to dispute the two tests scheduled under optimal conditions for the competition
Once again, thanks to the organization's success in changing the program, the 239 regatists have been early in order to complete the day without any delay. ILCA 6 has enjoyed a north-west wind of 12 knots on average with peaks up to 16. While ILCA 7 have had about 10 knots of average with peaks of 12. At 11: 15, the regatists returned to the ground.
Thus, after adding all categories 2 new tests, the ILCA 7 have held a total of six races. In ILCA 6, the Apprentices, the Grand Grand Masters and the Legends add up to seven, for the six of the Masters and Grand Masters.
In addition to the leadership of the canary Josele Doreste in ILCA 6 category Grand Grand Master, Catalan Miquel Noguer, Olympic gold in Moscow and regatist of the Níutic Masnou Club, joins the party leading the Grand Master of the ILCA 6.
The other leaders in ILCA 7 are Polish Maciej Grabowski, tied with Belgian Wannes Van Laer in Apprentice; American Ernesto Rodríguez continues to be first in Master; and also American Robert Hallawell in Grand Master.
In ILCA 6, the British Jon Emmett adds two new first, and there are already seven, in Apprentice; the Swedish Stefan Eriksson leads the Master category; the American Bill Symes, like Jon Emmett, counts the victories tests and leads the Grand Grand Master with authority; and the American Peter Seidenberg, first of the Legends.
This is the link to the classifications:
2021-11-16: Josele Doreste leads the World ILCA Masters in Barcelona
At about 8: 00 in the morning, the 239 regatists have been in the water in a slight rain and with a more encouraging wind forecast than the first two days of competition
Finally, on the third day of the World ILCA Masters in Barcelona, all classes have completed the three scheduled tests.
Both the Alpha area (ILCA 6) and the Bravo area (ILCA 7) have enjoyed a north-west wind that has ranged between 5 and 8 knots for the first group and about 5 and 10 knots for the second group, allowing the three tests to be completed at 12: 30 hours.
All ILCA 7 have a total of four disputed tests. In ILCA 6, the Apprentices, the Grand Grand Masters and the Legends add up to five, for the four Masters and Grand Masters. It should be recalled that with the celebration of the fourth race the first discard of the competition has come into play.
The big news for the local fleet is Josele Dorete's leadership in ILCA 7 category Grand Grand Master. The canary, Olympic gold in Seoul and regatist of the CN Sant Feliu de Guíxols, with two first and two seconds, has a two-point margin over the British Tim Law, in second position.
The other leaders in ILCA 7 are Belgian Wannes Van Laer in Apprentice; American Ernesto Rodríguez in Master; and also American Robert Hallawell in Grand Master.
In ILCA 6, the British Jon Emmett, with four first, signs, for the moment, an impeccable performance in Apprentice; the Swedish Stefan Eriksson leads the Master category, tied to points, but with a better discard, with the regatist of the Nàutic d'Arenys Club of the Mónica Azón Sea; the French Gilles Coadou continues to lead with authority in Grand Master; the American Bill Symes continues to strengthen the lead based first in Grand Master; and the American Peter Seidenberg, first of the Legends.
By tomorrow also first out very early... we will try to do it on the edge of the new morning... and so are the classifications:
2021-11-15: World Master Laser in Barcelona... with irregular wind and USA domain
The third day of the race is scheduled at nine in the morning with the idea of celebrating three new sleeves
Good choice for the two race fields established at the World ILCA Masters in Barcelona. The ILCA 6, Alpha Area, have completed a test with a north-east component wind ranging from 4 to 8 knots. While the conditions of the Bravo area, ILCA 7, have been softer and more unstable and no prova has been completed.
In this way, the classification of the ILCA 7 remains the same as in the inaugural day... being the leaders by category are Polish Maciej Grabowski in Apprentice; American Peter Hurley in Master; American also Robert Hallawell in Grand Master; and British Michael Hicks in Grand Master.
In ILCA 6, the Masters and Grand Masters have played their first test, and the Apprentices, Grand Grand Masters and Legends have joined the second.
The British Jon Emmett in Apprentice, the American Bill Symes in Grand Grand Master, and the Dutch Henk Wittenberg in Legend, have their leadership. Italian Alessio Marinelli and French Gilles Coadou, first class leaders, Master and Grand Master, respectively.
Among the Catalan fleet, Arturo Reina supports the second place of the ILCA 6 Apprentenince; Monica Azón is located third of the ILCA 6 Masters; and Rene Velázquez, third in ILCA 6 Grand Master... Josele Doreeste, second position in ILCA 7 Grand Master. The link of the classifications:
2021-11-12: ILCA Master World in Barcelona... with 300 lasers in competition
Again in Barcelona's waters a great international event
Barcelona is preparing to receive the close to 300 regatists from 29 countries that will compete, from 13 to 20 November, at the ILCA Masters World Championship to be held at the Barcelona International Sailing Center.
This championship will be attended by three of the last world champions of the ILCA Masters class: the British Jon Emmet, the ILCA 6 champion in the Apprentice category; the French Gilles Coadou, the ILCA 6 champion in the Great Master category; and the German Wolfgang Gerz, the ILCA 7 champion in the Great Master category.
The Spanish fleet will be very well represented with the presence of the Olympic Miguel Noguer; Jose Maria Van der Ploeg; "Josele" Doreeste; and "Fredy" Vázquez; and Monica Azón In addition to Leandro Rosado, champion in 2018 in ILCA 7 category Apprentice.
The registration of the participants and the measurements of the vessels will be completed on Saturday and a training race and the opening ceremony will be held. The races begin on Sunday and will be held until next Saturday, November 20, with a day of rest in between.
The championship will be held at the Barcelona International Sailing Center (BISC). The race is organized by the Catalan Vela Federation, the Real Club Náutico de Barcelona and the Real Club Marítimo de Barcelona, with the collaboration of the World Sailing, the ILCA International Class, the Spanish Vela Federation, the Generalitat de Catalunya, the City of Barcelona and the Diputación de Barcelona.
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