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First Tax and Duty Free Brisbane to Gladstone: Farr class yachts race for Courier Mail Cup
Posted 1 day, 22 hours ago by BYM Sailing News
Brisbane to Gladstone yacht race history will be cast in stone when five almost identical Farr 40 class yachts stage a private match race to win The Courier Mail Cup. All five high performance yachts crewed by experienced ocean ... more »
Team Petra Kliba on the hunt for Olympic Gold
Posted 2 days, 18 hours ago by Sail World UK
Croatian Women's match race skipper Petra Kliba has launched her quest for Olympic Gold in the 2012 London Games more »
Croatia's Team Petra Kliba on the hunt for Olympic Gold
Posted 2 days, 19 hours ago by BYM Sailing News
Today is International Women’s Day, the perfect opportunity chosen by top Croatian Women’s match race skipper Petra Kliba to launch her quest for Olympic Gold in the 2012 London Games. As part of this launch, Kliba has announced today ... more »
Team Origin listo en Auckland
Posted 2 days, 21 hours ago by Juanpa Cadario
Foto copyright Ian Roman
Fuente info Team Origin
TEAMORIGIN READY FOR RACE ACTION
Today, Monday 8th March 2010, was the last of the two practise days here in Auckland and
tomorrow sees the start of action with day one of racing planned. As ever the event set-up is slick
and professional with Emirates Team New Zealand boat preparation and technical set up for the
event second to none. Two ETNZ race boats are being used : NZL 84 and NZL 92, with a BMWOracle
Racing boat as a back up.
TEAMORIGIN have been here for around two weeks now, they did some boat preparation and
shake-down sailing with ETNZ towards the end of February and then the match race team competed
in the Omega Match Race event, taking 2nd place after achieving more race wins than any other
team but sadly losing out in the finals to ETNZ.
This evening the opening press conference took place at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. The
draw for racing tomorrow saw the following race schedule planned for day one: first warning signal
due at 1000 local time so we should see TEAMORIGIN racing around 1200.
Race 1 : All4One in NZL 84 (starboard end start) vs Mascalzone Latino in NZL92
Race 2 : TEAMORIGIN in NZL 84 (stanboard end start) vs Azzurra in NZL 92
Race 3 : Artemis in NZL 84 (starboard end start) vs ETNZ in NZL 92
Race 4 : Aleph in NZL 92 vs Synergy (starboard end start) in NZL 84 more »
Primo allenamento ad Auckland
Posted 2 days, 22 hours ago by Vela for Fun
Primo allenamento in Nuova Zelanda per Mascalzone Latino Audi Team, in vista del Louis Vuitton Trophy che inizier? marted? 9 marzo nella acque antistanti Auckland. Stamani ''i mascalzoni'' guidati dallo skipper Gavin Brady si sono allenati assieme agli svedesi di Artemis (skipper Paul Cayard) a bordo della coppia di barche Classe Coppa America messe a disposizione da Team New Zealand. Nel pomeriggio l'allenamento ? proseguito a bordo degli MRX, barche pi? piccole ed espressamente concepite per il match race: ''Anche se stiamo subendo i postumi del cambio di fuso orario, oggi ? stata una giornata veramente proficua - ha dichiarato Flavio Favini, elemento chiave dell'afterguard - dopo esserci tolti la ruggine allenandoci a Valencia in febbraio, adesso stiamo oliando il meccanismo del team, quasi completamente rinnovato. Domani continueremo ad allenarci in queste acque, che hanno visto l'esordio di Mascalzone Latino in Coppa America.'' more »
Auckland Omega Match Race : Mirsky Racing Team finish 4th
Posted 3 days, 5 hours ago by BYM Sailing News
Qualifying an impressive second place in a star studded line up in the double round robin stage MRT were chosen by round robin winner Team Origin lead by Ben Ainslie for the semi-final race. Ainslie took two quick victories ... more »
Team Origin to face Azzurra in opening race of the LV Trophy Auckland
Posted 3 days, 7 hours ago by Valencia Sailing
[Source: Team Origin] Today, Monday 8th March 2010, was the last of the two practise days here in Auckland and tomorrow sees the start of action with day one of racing planned. As ever the event set-up is slick and professional with Emirates Team New Zealand boat preparation and technical set up for the event second to none. Two ETNZ race boats are being used : NZL 84 and NZL 92, with a BMW Oracle Racing boat as a back up.
TEAMORIGIN have been here for around two weeks now, they did some boat preparation and shake-down sailing with ETNZ towards the end of February and then the match race team competed in the Omega Match Race event, taking 2nd place after achieving more race wins than any other team but sadly losing out in the finals to ETNZ.
Ben Ainslie & Co ready to fight for the LV Trophy. Auckland, 8 March 2010. Photo copyright Ian Roman / Team Origin
This evening the opening press conference took place at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron. The draw for racing tomorrow saw the following race schedule planned for day one: first warning signal due at 1000 local time so we should see TEAMORIGIN racing around 1200.
Race 1 : All4One in NZL 84 (starboard end start) vs Mascalzone Latino in NZL92
Race 2 : TEAMORIGIN in NZL 84 (stanboard end start) vs Azzurra in NZL 92
Race 3 : Artemis in NZL 84 (starboard end start) vs ETNZ in NZL 92
Race 4 : Aleph in NZL 92 vs Synergy (starboard end start) in NZL 84
Ben Ainslie & Co ready to fight for the LV Trophy. Auckland, 8 March 2010. Photo copyright Ian Roman / Team Origin
Ben Ainslie & Co ready to fight for the LV Trophy. Auckland, 8 March 2010. Photo copyright Ian Roman / Team Origin
Ben Ainslie & Co ready to fight for the LV Trophy. Auckland, 8 March 2010. Photo copyright Ian Roman / Team Origin more »
Mirsky Racing Team finish fourth in the Auckland Match Race
Posted 3 days, 9 hours ago by Sail World UK
Omega Auckland Match Race report from Mirsky Racing Team more »
Si parte ad Auckland con i Mascalzoni
Posted 3 days, 10 hours ago by Sail Biz
Primo allenamento in Nuova Zelanda per Mascalzone Latino Audi Team, in vista del Louis Vuitton Trophy che inizierà martedì 9 marzo nella acque antistanti Auckland. Stamani "i mascalzoni" guidati dallo skipper Gavin Brady si sono allenati assieme agli svedesi di Artemis (skipper Paul Cayard) a bordo della coppia di barche Classe Coppa America messe a disposizione da Team New Zealand. Nel pomeriggio l'allenamento è proseguito a bordo degli MRX, barche più piccole ed espressamente concepite per il match race: more »
El francés Morvan se corona en el Match Race de Xabia
Posted 3 days, 18 hours ago by Juanpa Cadario
Foto copyright Pep Portas
Fuente info Sailing Comunicación
MORVAN SE CORONA EN EL TROFEO SIR THOMAS LIPTON DE XÀBIA 2010
El luso Marinho cede el trono al francés en la última jornada en la que no se ha podido navegar ante la ausencia total del viento.
El ruso Neugodnikov completa el podio, mientras que los españoles Dani Maestre y Manu Weiller concluyen en la séptima y octava plaza, respectivamente.
El presidente del CN Xàbia, Arturo Miquel y el Comodoro del club xabiense, Ignacio Carbonell, junto al concejal de Deportes del ayuntamiento de Xàbia José Erades, presidieron el acto de entrega de trofeos
Xàbia, 06 de marzo de 2010. El francés Pierre-Antoine Morvan, diecisiete en el ranking Match Race de la ISAF, se ha proclamado el nuevo vencedor del Trofeo Sir Thomas Lipton de Match Race 2010, que se ha celebrado desde el pasado miércoles 3 de marzo en aguas del Club Náutico de Xàbia. El regatistas francés sucede en el trono al luso Alvaro Marinho, diecinueve en el ranking ISAF.
La última jornada, en la que Morvan elegía al ruso Andrew Arbuzov como rival para semifinales, ha quedado desierta al no poderse disputar ni un solo encuentro, ante la ausencia total de viento. En la otra semifinal, al mejor de cinco, se debían ver las caras Marinho y el ruso Eugeniy Neugodnikov. También se debía haber disputado los encuentros entre el séptimo y octavo, al mejor de tres, entre los españoles Weiller y Maestre.
Pero todos esos enfrentamientos se quedaron en nada. A primera hora de la mañana soplaba una ligera brisa de componente Norte, muy nublado y una ligera lluvia, intermitente. Tras el briefing con los patrones implicados se tomaba la decisión de esperar en tierra a unas mejores condiciones de viento que no llegaban. Las buenas condiciones, duras en ocasiones, en los días anteriores daba paso a una encalmada total. Aún y a pesar de ello, el triunfo del francés Morvan ha sido incontestable en los tres días en los que se ha competido, ganando todos sus encuentros, catorce de catorce (nueve en el RR1 y cinco en el RR2). Un resultado, el producido en Xàbia, que le hará subir enteros y clasificación en el ranking ISAF.
Alvaro Marinho, defensor del título, llegaba a Xàbia con algunos cambios en su tripulación , pero con el objetivo de llevarse el Sir Thomas Lipton. Tres derrotas en el RR1 le privaban de la primera plaza, pero con margen de mejorar en el RR2, en el que tampoco estuvo muy acertando, ganando tres encuentros y perdiendo dos, contra Morvan y Lindberg. El ruso Arbuzov, otro de los candidatos de estar arriba, cumplió con lo previsto, colarse en semifinales. Pero quien no ha cumplido con la expectativas ha sido el mallorquín, Weiller, quien debería estar entre los cuatro primero y ha concluido en el octavo puesto. Algunos errores en los primeros encuentros del RR1 lo dejaban sin opciones a la primera de cambio.
Xàbia ha tenido dos sorpresas en el presente edición, por un lado la del local Dani Maestre, quien confirma su buena progresión en la disciplina de barco contra barco. Destacó su triunfo a Manu Weiller y al ruso Arbuzov en el RR1. El xabiense se despide con cuatro triunfos, sobre nueve. Otro de los que ha dado el do de peche ha sido el italiano Ferrarese, 31 del ranking, quien lograba meterse en el RR2, tras el descalabro de los españoles. En esa serie de encuentros sólo pudo ganar al finlandés Lindberg, sexto en la general definitiva. El italiano concluye en el puesto quinto, por detrás del ruso Neugodnikov.
Con la séptima y octava plaza definida para los dos cañas españoles, Maestre y Weiller, el monegasco Gian Lucas Perris finaliza noveno en la Sir Thomas Lipton 2010, con tres triunfos en su casillero, destacando la victoria ante el luso Marinho. El danés Nicolai Sehested, por su parte, cierra la clasificación con un triunfo, pero importante, ya que en la primera jornada lograba imponerse al mallorquín Weiller.
En la entrega de trofeos, celebrada en la carpa ubicada en el paseo Marítimo, frente a la playa de la grava, y desde dónde se han podido seguir las evoluciones de los regatistas en los tres días de competición, uno de los objetivos del club xabiense para acercar el deporte de la vela a todos, se ha procedido a la entrega de trofeos, un acto presidido por el presidente del Club Náutico de Xàbia, Arturo Miquel y su Comodoro, Ignacio Carbonell, acompañado por el concejal de Deportes del ayuntamiento de Xàbia, José Erades; entre otras personalidades.
CLASIFICACIÓN SIR THOMAS LIPTON 2010
1. Pierre-Antoine Morvan (14 encuentros disputados RR1/RR2-14 triunfos)
2. Álvaro Marinho (14 encuentros disputados RR1/RR2-9 triunfos)
3. Eugeniy Neugodnikov (14 encuentros disputados RR1/RR2-8 triunfos)
4. Andrew Arbuzov (14 encuentros disputados RR1/RR2-7 triunfos)
5. Simone Ferrarese (14 encuentros disputados RR1/RR2-5 triunfos)
6. Staffan Lindberg (14 encuentros disputados RR1/RR2-6 triunfos)
7. Daniel Maestre (9 encuentros disputados RR1-4 triunfos)
8. Manuel Weiller (9 encuentros disputados RR1-4 triunfos)
9. Gian Luca Perris (9 encuentros disputados RR1-3 triunfos)
10. Nicolai Sehested (9 encuentros disputados RR1-1 triunfo) more »
Friday's additions to BYM News photo Gallery
Posted 5 days, 4 hours ago by BYM Sailing News
Jules Verne Trophy - onboard Groupama 3?- Off Cape Horn - http://www.bymnews.com/photos/thumbnails.php?album=270 Trofeo Thomas Lipton de Xabia - http://www.bymnews.com/photos/thumbnails.php?album=589 Omega Auckland Match Race Cup. - http://www.bymnews.com/photos/thumbnails.php?album=351 Watersports - Dakhla Festival 2010 - http://www.bymnews.com/photos/thumbnails.php?album=785 more »
Video: TV New Zealand report on final day of Omega Auckland match race
Posted 5 days, 7 hours ago by Valencia Sailing
TV New Zealand's Martin Tasker reports on the final day of the Omega Auckland match race regatta. Auckland, 6 March 2010. Video copyright TV New Zealand more »
Dean Barker wins Omega Auckland match race
Posted 5 days, 7 hours ago by Valencia Sailing
[Source: Emirates Team NZ] The best was definitely left to last in the Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta, which saw Dean Barker of Emirates Team New Zealand overcome a scratchy beginning to the regatta to beat British Team Origin skipper Ben Ainslie in an enthralling final.
Ainslie was the big performer in the round robins, losing just two matches, while Barker struggled and at one stage looked unlikely to make the final four. However, their fortunes reversed when the second round robin could not be completed, bringing into play a countback system, which saw Barker advance.
“We scraped into the semi-final on a countback, much to our surprise,” admitted Barker. “We had the boat packed up and we were not really expecting to be still racing. For once the tie-breaker worked in our favour.”
Dean Barker beat Ben Ainslie in the Omega Auckland match race final. Auckland, 6 March 2010. Photo copyright Chris Cameron / Emirates Team NZ
Once into the sharp end of the action, Barker and his Emirates Team New Zealand crew shook off their earlier lack of form and came out with all guns blazing, first defeating Adam Minoprio and his young BlackMatch team 2-0 in the semi-final and then defeating Ainslie by the same score.
Ainslie said he was pleased with the way he and his crew had sailed, but were disappointed with the final, “But that is the game,” he said. “Dean Barker sailed really well in the last couple of hours.”
Ainslie sailed a near-flawless regatta through the round robins and then beat young Australian match racer Torvar Mirsky by 2-0 in their semi final. This set up a perfect pair of contests. Two America’s Cup skippers, Barker and Ainslie against each other in the duel for the top prize.
And, facing off for 3rd and 4th, Minoprio and Mirsky, arch rivals on the world match racing circuit, where they are ranked #1 and #2 respectively.
Dean Barker beat Ben Ainslie in the Omega Auckland match race final. Auckland, 6 March 2010. Photo copyright Chris Cameron / Emirates Team NZ
With a brisk north easterly sea-breeze of 15 - 18 knots, Minoprio won the first match against Mirsky, having led from start to finish. The second was a much more complicated affair, but in the end Minoprio came from behind to clinch the match and the Petit Final by 12 secs.
As Minoprio and Mirsky prepare to resume their arch rivalry on the world match race circuit, Minoprio said his Omega Auckland Match Race result represented a good build up for the rest of the year. “Competing in this regatta has been a great experience and learning for the tour in the year to come. The quality of this fleet was phenomenal. It has been pretty good to have this sort of racing here at home.”
For quality match racing, the spectators could hardly have done better than the display by Barker and Ainslie in their final battle. Big tides played a significant role in the racing all week and the final was no different, with a powerful ebb tide favouring the yacht that reached the left side of the upwind leg first.
Dean Barker beat Adam Minoprio in the Omega Auckland match race semifinal. Auckland, 6 March 2010. Photo copyright Chris Cameron / Emirates Team NZ
After spirited pre-start battles in the first two matches, Barker managed to claim the left both times and rode the tide into the lead for back to back wins of 40 secs and 35 secs.
With Barker on match point, the wind deserted the course and the two teams were left in suspense as the Race Committee waited for a racing breeze to re-establish itself. After a 90-minute wait, however, the breeze remained absent and the Race Committee declared the regatta at an end and Barker the champion.
This is not the first time Barker has struggled for form in the early part of a major match race regatta, only to come through at the end and take the title. “We don’t like doing it that way. It is not good for the nerves,” he said. “I couldn’t get it right in the beginning of the second round, but we did enough to scrape through. Ben Ainslie and his Team Origin crew set the benchmark in the regatta. They sailed consistently well all four days. Sometimes it goes your way, sometimes it doesn’t. We were lucky it came good for us at the end.”
Ben Ainslie beat Torvar Mirsky in the Omega Auckland match race semifinal. Auckland, 6 March 2010. Photo copyright Chris Cameron / Emirates Team NZ
Final Finish Order
Dean Barker (NZL)
Ben Ainslie (GBR)
Adam Minoprio (NZL)
Torvar Mirsky (AUS)
Karol Jablonski (POL)
Bertrand Pace (FRA)
Magnus Holmberg (SWE)
Francesco Bruni (ITA)
Sebastien Col (FRA)
Chris Dickson (NZL) more »
Ben Ainslie domina el match race de Auckland y se asegura un lugar en semis
Posted 5 days, 13 hours ago by Juanpa Cadario
Fuente info sail-world
Omega Auckland Match Race - Team Origin continue on their winning way
British triple Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie and his Team Origin crew continued to dominate the Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta today and by the end of racing were the only team to have secured a semi-final berth.
Despite his fairly untroubled progress through to the semi-finals, Ainslie said there were no easy wins. 'This is probably the toughest group of match racers I have ever sailed against in a single regatta,' he said.
Racing was called off early as the wind deserted the course and became too unstable for fair racing – in contrast to yesterday’s predicament when the yachts were sent off the course because of too much wind.
By the end of racing today, six out of the nine scheduled flights in the second round robin had been completed. Ainslie had amassed a combined score over both round robins of 13 wins and 2 losses.
Behind him in second place were Karol Jablonski of Poland on 9-6 and Adam Minoprio (NZL) on 9-7. Bertrand Pace (FRA), Torvar Mirsky (AUS) and Dean Barker (NZL) were all 1pt back on 8-7 – but Minoprio, had sailed one more match than the other front-runners, so the results are slightly deceptive.
With three flights remaining to complete the second round robin, Ainslie had done enough to secure a semi-final slot, but the logjam beneath him left the other three semi-final places up for grabs.
The match of the day once again proved to be a local derby between Barker and his Emirates Team New Zealand crew and reigning world match race champion Minoprio and his young BlackMatch crew.
This was a real cliff-hanger, with Minoprio recovering from a port-starboard penalty to come from behind and win the match by 1 second.
'It was very difficult conditions today,' said Ainslie, referring to the combination of a powerful ebb tide and very light, shifty winds. 'So far we have managed to be on the right side of things, so we are looking forward to racing in the final four.
'Some of the top match racing teams might struggle here, because the conditions are quite unconventional,' said Ainslie, who has plenty of experience of sailing in Auckland from his time with Emirates Team New Zealand in the lead up to the 2007 America’s Cup. He is also familiar with big tides and shifty winds from his home waters on the south coast of England.
Racing is scheduled to resume on the Waitemata Harbour tomorrow with the remainder of Round Robin Two still to complete, plus the semi-final and final.
Skippers who have accepted invitations to compete are: Dean Barker (NZL – Emirates Team New Zealand); Ben Ainslie (GBR – Team Origin); Francesco Bruni (ITA – Azzurra Sailing Team); Sebastian Col (FRA – former Areva Challenge); Karol Jablonski (POL – former Desafio Espanol); Magnus Holmberg (SWE – former Victory Challenge); Chris Dickson (NZL – former BMW ORACLE Racing); Bertrand Pacé (FRA – former BMW ORACLE Racing); Adam Minoprio (NZL – BlackMatch Racing); Torvar Mirsky (AUS – Mirsky Racing Team).
Spectators and fans are able to follow the action live on a dedicated radio station on 103fm organized through RadioLive. International yachtsman and commentator Peter Lester provides expert analysis and blow by blow accounts of the racing. There is also a grandstand at Westhaven marina, where spectators can watch the action.
The Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta is the opening event of the Auckland Festival of Sailing, which comprises a series of on and off the water events. The Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta is followed by the Louis Vuitton Trophy Auckland (where five of the skippers from the Omega regatta will also compete) and by the BMW Sailing World Cup Final. Also part of the festival is the Auckland International Boat Show.
Round Robin One Results after 15 Flights
Ben Ainslie (GBR) 13-2
Karol Jablonski (POL) 9-6
Adam Minoprio (NZL) 9-7 (having raced one more match)
Dean Barker (NZL) 8-7
Bertrand Pace (FRA) 8-7
Torvar Mirsky (AUS) 8-7
Magnus Holmberg (SWE) 6-9
Francesco Bruni (ITA) 6-9
Sebastien Col (FRA) 5-11(having raced one more match)
Chris Dickson (NZL) 4-11 more »
Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta, Ainslie ancora in testa
Posted 6 days, 3 hours ago by Zerogradinord.it
Si è svolta nelle acque della Waitemata Bay, la terza giornata di regate valide per l'Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta, evento di match race che vede impegnati alcuni dei velisti più quotati al mondo. Ben Ainslie, il timoniere britannico di Team Origin, continua a dominare la classifica vincendo 13 match su 15.
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Louis Vuitton Trophy, Zerogradinord vola ad Auckland
Posted 6 days, 3 hours ago by Zerogradinord.it
Al fine di trasmettervi l'emozione del Louis Vuitton Trophy, Zerogradinord.it vola ad Auckland dove giungerà in tempo per raccontarvi gli ultimi duelli dell'Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta, evento di match race che anticipa la tappa neozelandese dell'evento sponsorizzato dalla griffe parigina.
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Omega Auckland Match Race - Team Origin continue on their winning way
Posted 6 days, 4 hours ago by Sail World Australia
British triple Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie and his Team Origin crew continued to dominate the Omega Auckland Matc more »
Ben Ainslie unstoppable at the Omega Auckland regatta
Posted 6 days, 4 hours ago by Valencia Sailing
[Source: Emirates Team NZ] British triple Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie and his Team Origin crew continued to dominate the Omega Auckland Match Racing Regatta today and by the end of racing were the only team to have secured a semi-final berth.
Despite his fairly untroubled progress through to the semi-finals, Ainslie said there were no easy wins. “This is probably the toughest group of match racers I have ever sailed against in a single regatta,” he said.
Racing was called off early as the wind deserted the course and became too unstable for fair racing – in contrast to yesterday’s predicament when the yachts were sent off the course because of too much wind.
By the end of racing today, six out of the nine scheduled flights in the second round robin had been completed. Ainslie had amassed a combined score over both round robins of 13 wins and 2 losses.
Dean Barker will have to race flawlessly in order to advance into the semis. Auckland, 5 March 2010. Photo copyright Chris Cameron / Emirates Team NZ
Behind him in second place were Karol Jablonski of Poland on 9-6 and Adam Minoprio (NZL) on 9-7. Bertrand Pace (FRA), Torvar Mirsky (AUS) and Dean Barker (NZL) were all 1pt back on 8-7 – but Minoprio, had sailed one more match than the other front-runners, so the results are slightly deceptive.
With three flights remaining to complete the second round robin, Ainslie had done enough to secure a semi-final slot, but the logjam beneath him left the other three semi-final places up for grabs.
The match of the day once again proved to be a local derby between Barker and his Emirates Team New Zealand crew and reigning world match race champion Minoprio and his young BlackMatch crew.
This was a real cliff-hanger, with Minoprio recovering from a port-starboard penalty to come from behind and win the match by 1 second.
“It was very difficult conditions today,” said Ainslie, referring to the combination of a powerful ebb tide and very light, shifty winds. “So far we have managed to be on the right side of things, so we are looking forward to racing in the final four.
It hasn't been smooth sailing so far for the Louis Vuitton Cup holders. Auckland, 5 March 2010. Photo copyright Chris Cameron / Emirates Team NZ
“Some of the top match racing teams might struggle here, because the conditions are quite unconventional,” said Ainslie, who has plenty of experience of sailing in Auckland from his time with Emirates Team New Zealand in the lead up to the 2007 America’s Cup. He is also familiar with big tides and shifty winds from his home waters on the south coast of England.
Racing is scheduled to resume on the Waitemata Harbour on Saturday with the remainder of Round Robin Two still to complete, plus the semi-final and final.
Round Robin One Results after 15 Flights
Ben Ainslie (GBR) 13-2
Karol Jablonski (POL) 9-6
Adam Minoprio (NZL) 9-7 (having raced one more match)
Dean Barker (NZL) 8-7
Bertrand Pace (FRA) 8-7
Torvar Mirsky (AUS) 8-7
Magnus Holmberg (SWE) 6-9
Francesco Bruni (ITA) 6-9
Sebastien Col (FRA) 5-11(having raced one more match)
Chris Dickson (NZL) 4-11 more »
Omega Auckland Match Race - Team Origin continue on their winning way
Posted 6 days, 9 hours ago by Sail World UK
British triple Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie and his Team Origin crew continued to dominate the Omega Auckland Matc more »
Auckland Omega Match Race: Mirsky Racing Team beats Barker on day two
Posted 6 days, 19 hours ago by BYM Sailing News
The second day of the Auckland Omega Match Race sees MRT end the day with a scorecard of 5-5. After an average first day, MRT hit the water firing beating their World Champion rivals of Adam Minoprio and his ... more »
