There will not be a female winner this year. Hannah MILLS is still nursing her fear of a third OCS and sailed conservatively yesterday (10-13-7) but this was enough to put her 47 points ahead of her closest rival for the Girls' medal Alessandra FERLICH who was on the wrong side of a nasty windshift in the last race of the day.
The Miami Herald Trophy for the combined scores of the four best sailors seems destined for Great Britain through the efforts of Hannah and the three Royal Lymington sailors, long-term leader Greg CAREY, 10th placed Richard MASON and Robbie CLARIDGE. If so it will reward a remarkable resurgence over the past few years of one of
IODA's founder members.
Top Ten After 13 Races
Pos | Nation | Crew | Points |
1 | CRO | MATIKA Filip | 36 |
2 | ARG | PERI BRUSA Sebastian | 41 |
3 | GRE | SPANOMANOLIS Jason | 51 |
4 | BER | KIRKLAND Jesse | 53 |
5 | GBR | CAREY Greg | 63 |
6 | POL | JANUSZEWSKI Tomasz | 64 |
7 | JPN | KAWAI Ryutaro | 65 |
8 | GBR | MILLS Hannah | 71 |
9 | ESP | BLANCO Joaquin | 87 |
10 | GBR | MASON Richard | 92 |