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Welcome to a day trip to the 48th edition of the Youth Sailing World Championships. Here is how you can follow the third day of the colossal event.
Welcome to the day of the move to the 48th edition of the World Youth Sailing Championships
If the schedule continues, at the end of the day, 69 of the 101 races will be completed. This means that there will be few opportunities in the last two days to make significant progress in the rankings. So, if a team is looking to climb the ladder, it is now daytime to make a load
WATCH: Day 2 Video Highlights
Similarly, class leaders will look for to tighten their grip, to add a little more separation on the hunting squad, to continue to survive as hunted.
The US team holds first place in four of the nine categories: Boys (JC Hermus and Walter Henry) and Girls 420 (Carmen and Emma) Cowles), Laser Radial Girls (Charlotte Rose) and RS: X (Geronimo Nores) in boys – and ranks third overall in a fifth round, the 29 girls (Berta Puig and Bella Casaretto).
two classes, boys (Mathias Berthet) and girls (Pia Andersen and Nora Edland) 29er, while the New Zealand team (Laser Radial Boys, Josh Armit), Italy team (Girls RS: X, Giorgia Speciale) and the team Argentina (Nacra, Teresa Romairone and Dante Cittadini) complete the class leaders.
VIEW: General Classification
Today's schedule also includes:
- – Radial Laser Boys, Delta Circle, warning signal at 1200, start of the race at 1205, 2 races scheduled
- – Laser Radial Girls, Delta Circle, warning signal at 1210 , departing at 12:15, 2 races scheduled
- – Boys & # 39; 420, Charlie Circle, warning signal at 1200, race start at 1205, 2 races scheduled
- – 29er Girls, Bravo Circle, warning signal at 1200, start of the race at 1205, 3 races planned [19659010] – boys RS: X Sailboard, Alpha Circle, warning signal at 13:00, race start at 1305, 3 planned races
- – RS girls: X Sailboard, Alpha Circle, warning signal at 1310, race start at 1315, 3 races scheduled
- – Nacra Multihull 15, Delta Circle, signal warning at 14:30, departure at 14:35, 3 races planned
- – Girls 420, Charlie Circle, warning signal at 15:30, departure from e race at 3:35 pm, 2 races scheduled
- – 29er Boys, Bravo Circle, warning signal at 3:30 pm, race start at 3:35 pm, 2 races scheduled
Warning signal for subsequent races will be m ade as soon as possible after the previous race
There are many channels available to track all the action:
Come back all day for updates.
How to Follow
ENTRIES [19659023] Complete entries are available here – http://www.worldsailingywc.org/entries/corpus_christi_entries.php
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Daily Highlights Will Be Available on the YouTube World Sailing TV channel here – https: // www. Follow the event on social networks of World Sailing and participate in the conversation using # YSWC18 and #YouthWorlds . Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/youthworlds
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/worldsailingofficial/
Twitter – @youthworlds
PRESS RELEASES [19659023]] All World Sailing International Press Releases for the duration of the Youth Sailing World Championships, inc The latest news and reports, are available to read here – http://www.worldsailingywc.org/news/index .php.
About the Worlds of Youth
The worlds of youth first took place in Sweden In 1971, the world junior sailing championships will be the 48th edition of the championship .
As the regatta evolves, other classes bring together the best young sailors from around the world. In 1984, the windsurfing Mistral Knut Budig (GER) won the first gold medal in San Diego California
Chris Dickson (NZL), Russell Coutts (NZL), Dean Barker (NZL)) The Olympic medalists Nathan Outteridge (AUS), Iain Jensen (AUS), Robert Scheidt (BRA), Amelie Lux (GER), Ben Ainslie (GBR), Iain Percy (GBR), Alessandra Sensini (ITA), Elise Rechichi (AUS) and Tessa Parkinson (AUS); The sailors of the Volvo Ocean Race as Stuart Bannatyne (NZL) and Richard Clarke (CAN).
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