World FEVA: The British fleet takes eight of the top ten places in Santander
World FEVA: The British fleet takes eight of the top ten places in Santander
Fernandez and Salcines made it a movie before the powerful British fleet.
The Royal Maritime Club of Santander has crowned the new world champions of the FEVA category after five days of hard competition. 165 vessels, representing 17 countries and 4 continents, have fought for the world scepter after 14 races in the waters of the open and santanderin bay. The world title has been held by the British Pank and Dickinson. The British, too, Peters and Johnson have made the money. The Swedish bronze paros Andersson and Alfredsson. Britain has certainly been the great protagonist of this FEVA World Cup, placing eight representatives among the top 10 classified.
The dream of the young singers Fernandez and Salcines who came out of five - has not been fulfilled in their first meeting of sports importance. The Spaniards scored in the day a partial of 14, 47 and 38, irregular positions in relation to those noted in this world and product of the nerves that have caused them to fall to position 14. The Silver category where the posts were played between 51 and 101 classified - it had the Spanish Susana Hurtado and Cecilia Rodríguez ending at 11 of their silver group, followed by Paloma Amegot and Malena López in the twelve, and Vera Carpenter next to Alba Salmon in the 21. In the Bronze group, from 102 to 165- Victor Maruri and Rafael González finished ninth after a good last day, while Carlos Martinez and his proel Alvaro Fernández did so in the 17 and Lucia Diaz along with Marta Diez did so in the 30.
ORO GROUP
1.GBR. William Pank / Finlay Dickinson. 4 + 3 + 25 + 2 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 2 + 10 = 35 points
2.GBR. Freddie Peters / Louis Johnson. 2 + 2 + 6 + 12 + 2 + 56 + 3 + 1 + 16 = 44
3.SWE. Oscar Andersson / Ragnar Alfredsson.10 + 22 + 2 + 14 + 5 + 2 + 7 + 5 +
4.NZL. Eli Liefting / Rose Dickson. 12 + 5 + 4 + 11 + 3 + 14 + 10 + 56 + 4 = 63
5.GBR. Jack Lewis / Lucas Marshall. 1 + 10 + 19 + 37 + 15 + 3 + 17 + 3 + 1 = 69
12.ESP. Pablo Fernández / Laureano Salcines. 8 + 35 + 7 + 1 + 17 + 5 + 14 + 47 + 38 = 125
PLATA GROUP
11.ESP. Susana Hurtado / Cecilia Rodríguez. 85 + 9 + 35 + 23 + 22 + 13 + 34 + 18 + 31 =
12.ESP. Paloma Armengot / Paloma López. 64 + 56 + 12 + 14 + 46 + 56 + 8 + 33 + 29 = 262
21.ESP. Vera Carpenter / Alba Salmon.106 + 39 + 29 + 39 + 25 + 24 + 17 +
BRONCE GROUP
9. ESP. Victor Maruri / Rafa González 129 + 19 + 9 + 11 + 27 + 11 + 7 + 18 + 14 =
19.ESP.Carlos Martínez / Alvaro Fernandez.138 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 21 + 34 + 4 +
30.ESP.Lucia Diaz / Marta Diez. 130 + 28 + 33 + 26 + 26 + 26 + 42 + 18 + 39 +
Fourth day: Spain with medal options
The Spanish crew formed by Pablo Fernández and Laureano Salcines has shone after closing an excellent day in which it has signed a partial of seven, first, seventeen and five. The entry into play of the discard of the worst result has made the cantabres of the Royal Maritime Club of Santander stand at only five points from the podium and with even three races to be played. In an almost marathon day with four races in the Autogomas race area, the general classification becomes like the cat and the mouse.
Pablo Fernández and Laureano Salcines del Marítimo de Santander have returned hope to Spain.
The second ranked William Punk and Finlay Dickinson went on to lead the general, while Freddy Peters and Louis Johnson fell to the second step of the podium after the four trials. Third is the Swedish Oscar Andersson and Ragnar Alfredsson in a tight position with just points of difference, on the fourth the New Zealand Eli Liefting and Rose Dickson- and the fifth classified the Spanish Pablo Fernández and Laureano Salcines. Friday at 11: 00 in the morning begins the last day, ahead of three tests as an ideal goal. In the afternoon the Ceremony of Clausura, at least at the end of the third day we have once again had the illusion that Spain will get into the box of honor of this World Cup.
The rest of the Team of Spain is thus in their respective divisions: In the group Silver (from 51 to 101 of the general) Susana Hurtado and Cecilia Rodríguez are located 17 in the general, followed by Paloma Armengot and Malena López in position 36 and Vera Carpenter and Alba Salmon in 42. In the Bronze group, Víctor Maruri and Rafael González go back to position 12, followed by Carlos Martínez and Álvaro Fernández as 23. Lucia Díaz and Marta Diez close the day as 32 in the final bronze group.
ORO GROUP classification
1.GBR. William Pank / Finlay Dickinson. 4 + 3 + 25 + 2 + 1 + 4 = 14PTS
2.GBR. Freddie Peters / Louis Johnson. 2 + 2 + 6 + 12 + 2 + 56 = 24
3. SWE. Oscar Andersson / Ragnar Alfredsson.10 + 22 + 2 + 14 + 5 + 2 = 33
4. NZL. Eli Liefting / Rose Dickson. 12 + 5 + 4 + 11 + 3 + 14 = 35
5. ESP.Pablo Fernández / Laureano Salcines. 8 + 35 + 7 + 1 + 17 + 5 = 38
Third day: British Domain and a Spain that does not show
Once again the wind has been very lazy in Santander waters, forcing the fleet that fights the FEVA World Championship to wait for conditions suitable for the world scepter's dispute and that has left the 165 participants waiting until 3: 00. The area of Autogomas in the Sarmono has been the protagonist of the first day of the final series. The group Gold & # 8211between the first and 55th classified - has been the first to take the exit and the group in which the nerves have been most obvious. The score system in the final varies from that developed in the skill races. At the end each boat has come out with the points given by the ranking / position in the classification obtained in the previous races. In the race of the day the little wind to which part of the fleet could not end within the time limit. The Oro group, in which the Spaniards Pablo Fernández and Laureano Salcines are located, came to the water knowing that the final title would be among them.
Liderate in general for British inmovables who are on the fifth position (with Peters / Johnson, Pank / Dickinson, Lewis / Marshall, Taylor Carron, Elliot / Miles), followed by the Liefting / Dickson kiwis and the Italians Zinetti / Carbonelli. Pablo Fernandez and Laureano Salcines fall to the 19th position of the general.
The race has seen a radical change between the top 10 with regard to the previous classification, with New Zealand (Eli Liefting and Rose Dickson) and Italy (Mattia Zinetti and Davide Carbonelli) claiming positions in the top 10. Again the British, with Blake Wilson and Sam Dickinson in first position, Freddie Peters and Luis Johnson in second and Ewan Like and Zac Blomely in third position, claimed the podium. New Zealand representatives Liefting and Dickson have been the only ones to face British power, ending in fourth position. It was not the day of the Spanish favorites Fernandez and Salcines who after a not very good race ended in a 37th position and far from the results of past days.
ORO GROUP classification
1.GBR. Freddie Peters / Louis Johnson. 2 + 2 = 4 sts
2.GBR. William Pank / Finlay Dickinson. 4 + 4 = 7
3.GBR. Jack Lewis / Lucas Marshall. 1 + 10 = 11
4.GBR. Matt Taylor / Will Carron. 7 + 6 = 13
5.GBR. Charles Elliott / Ethan Miles. 3 + 13 = 16
6.NZL.Eli Liefting / Rose Dickson. 12 + 5 = 17
7.ITA.Mattia Zinetti / Davide Carbonelli. 11 + 9 = 20
19. Pablo Fernández / Laureano Salcines. 8 + 35 = 43
Rest of Spain
Silver Group:
12. Susana Hurtado / Cecilia Rodriguez. 85 + 8 = 93 sts
37. Paloma Armegot / Malena López. 64 + 56 = 120
51. Vera Carpenter / Alba Salmon. 106 + 37 = 143
Bronze Group:
11.Carlos Martinez / Alvaro Fernandez: 138 + 2 = 140 sts
17. Victor Maruri / Rafael Gonzalez: 129 + 19 = 148
26.Lucia Diaz and Marta Diez. 130 + 29 = 159
Second day: Absolute British rule. The best Spanish.
The complicated weather conditions that have prevailed today in the city of Santander have not made it easy for the fleet of 165 FEVA vessels to fight their World Championship, organized by the Royal Maritime Club of Santander, and facing a decisive day. Finally, the fleet has been able to make its way to the sea at about 2 p.m. to go to the Grupo Autogomas race camp, located in the area of the Sarmono beach, where it has been able to make two races with a soft wind from the East after a hard work of the Regatas Committee. Much at stake in the second day of the race, and last of the period of qualification, in which the teams distributed in three groups were played a square to enter the final phase of this world - until the verns -.
The singers Pablo Fernández and Laureano Salcines in eighth position. Spanish seconds Paloma Armegod and Malena López. Susana Hurtado and Cecilia Rodríguez are 85. Carpenter and Alma Salmon 109. Victor Maruri and Rafael González 129. Lucia Ten and Marta Ten 130. Carlos Martínez and Álvaro 138.
The two races of the day, in the three groups in which the fleet is distributed, have been taken away by the British. The first race was for Jack Lewisy Lucas Marshall, William Pank and Finlay Dickinson and Julia Barnes with Lauren Paton. The second test was again for Pank and Dickinson, Joshua Davies and Blake Tudor and Blake Dickson and Sam Dicksinson. Among the Top 20 of the classification it is possible to find only 7 countries: Great Britain with 12 boats, Spain, Sweden, Italy, New Zealand and Czech Republic with a representative and Low Countries with 3. The general classification reshows the same three podiums of the previous day but rotating posts, so Jack Lewis and Lucas Marshall move from the third step of yesterday's podium to the leadership, followed by their compatriots Freddie Peters and Louis Johnson - yesterday first - and Charles Elliot and Ethan Miles who fall from the second to the third position. After the period of qualification that has ended on Tuesday day, the first 55 classified will pass to the Oro group and the podium will be played, while from 56 place to 165 & # 8211all will be played according to the final ranking of the qualification races - distributed between the Silver and Bronze groups.
Classification after the second day:
1.GBR. Jack Lewis / Lucas Marshall 3, 1, 1.1, 2, = 5 sts
2.GBR Freddie Peters / Louis Johnson. 1, 1, 1, 2, 5 = 5
3.GBR Charles Elliott / Ethan Miles 1, 1, 2, 11, 3 = 7
4.GBR. William Pank / Finlay Dickinson 7, 5, 1, 1, 1 = 8
5.GBR. Henry Jameson / Rupert Jameson 2, 2, 2, 5, 7, = 11
6.GBR. Ellen Morley / Sophie Johnson 3, 8, 3, 2, 6 = 14
7.ESP. Matt Taylor / Will Carron 8, 3, 18, 3, 2 = 16
8.GBR. Pablo Fernández / Laureano Salcines. 5, 5, 3, 3, 16 = 16
9.GBR. Chris James / James Hall 5, 6, 4, 6, 3 = 18
10.SWE. Oscar Anderson / Ragnar Alfredsson1, 12, 8, 9, 2 = 20
First day: The British copy the top- ten, except for the seventh square that is for Spain
First day of races at the FEVA World Championship, which organizes the Royal Maritime Club of Santander, with splendid sea and wind conditions for the 165 young FEVA boats that have been gathered in canteen waters. The 165 participating ships have been distributed in three groups. Britain has made it clear on this day of sports startup that they have come to Spain to take the world scepter to its waters. The first six classified on the day are British and you have to go to seventh place to find another flag, in this case the Spanish flag.
The seven teams that represent us in this world and that belong to the Royal Maritime Club of Santander have given one of lime and one of sand on this first day. Brilliants have been Fernandez and Salcines on their first intercontinental date and on a day in which they have always been in positions of head, which has given them a tight seventh position. His teammates Paloma Amegot and Malena López are 91, while Vera Carpenter and Alba Salmon are 108, Victor Maruri and Rafael González 114, Lucia Diez and Marta Diez 126 and Carlos Martínez and Álvaro Fernández close the day at 136.
The British FEVA of Freddie Peters and Louis Johnson has set the pace in the day with three first positions that give him 3 points, followed by their national companions Charles Elliot and Ethan Miles who scored in their locker 4 points and Jack Lewis and Lucas Marshall with five. The British hegemony is broken by the local team of the Maritime of Pablo Fernández and Laureano Salcines that shine in seventh place tied with the sixth, after having scored in its marker two fifths and a third position. The second day of this world-wide event will be resumed on Tuesday, from one in the afternoon, with the dispute of three other barlovento-sotavento tests in the area of regatas Grupo Autogomas.
General classification after the first day
1.GBR. Freddie Peters / Louis Johnson. 1, 1, 1 = 3sts
2.GBR Charles Elliott / Ethan Miles 1, 1, 2 = 4
3.GBR Jack Lewis / Lucas Marshall 3, 1, 1 = 5
4.GBR. Henry Jameson / Rupert Jameson 2, 2, 2 = 6
5.GBR. Ben Batchelor / Roscoe Martin 2, 3, 2 = 7
6.GBR. William Pank / Finlay Dickinson 7, 5, 1 = 13
7.ESP. Pablo Fernandez / Laureano Salcines. 5, 5, 3 = 13
8.GBR. Henry Rastrick / Jamie Rastrick 5, 3, 5 = 13
9.GBR. Jack Miller / Lauren Bentley 3, 2, 8 = 13
10.GBR. Ellen Morley / Sophie Johnson 3, 8, 3 = 14
Previous day: Inaugural party in Santander, with 166 ships, 17 countries, 4 continents.
A total of 166 FEVA vessels from 17 countries are already listed in World RS Feva's pre-registration lists. The Bay of Santander will again see teams from four continents sailing in its waters, a fact that is not usual even in the celebration of a global. The competition is organized by the Royal Maritime Club of Santander. The Duna area in Santander and the CEAR of Vela Príncipe Felipe will be the neural center for these 166 teams and 332 youth regatists and will maintain their technical base to which they are already beginning to reach in the last few days. Finally, the prestigious and centenary AutoGomas company will be the main sponsor of the event.
The Opening Ceremony, held at the Duna Zaera de Santander, has given the starting pistoletazo of the FEVA World Championship that will be held until next Friday 29 in Santander waters.
For Emigdio Bedia, Comodoro del RCMS and organizer of the sports event explains the importance of private support to the basic sport of Cantabria: "The fact of organizing a World Championship, in this case of FEVA, is always a challenge for many races that we carry out, on a very regular basis, in the Royal Maritime Club of Santander for all that it entails. This is why the support of a firm such as AutoGomas is fundamental both at the organizational level and in support of the sports competitions of the younger".
Santander once again epicenter the international candle.
The organization has equipment from Argentina (with a boat), Australia (1), Denmark (3), Spain (7), the United States (1), the Netherlands (21), the Czech Republic (6), Russia (1), Switzerland (2) and Sweden (3). Four continents will be in competition in canteen waters.
166 participants, four continents and 17 countries in the FEVA World Championship
July 23-24. Registration, measurements and training race on day 24 (14.00 hrs).
24 July: Opening ceremony at the Duna Zaera (19: 00 hrs).
25 and 26 July. 6 rating races in three groups: red, yellow and blue (13.00 hrs).
27.28 and 29 July. Final in 8 races. The fleet in three groups per ranking (13.00 hrs).
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