Judgment day brings elation for five teams selected for Red Bull Youth America’s Cup in September

San Francisco, Calif., 02/24/2013

Five of the best youth sailing teams in the world have qualified for the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup following a grueling two-week Selection Series in San Francisco. The 12 crews, from 11 countries, were pushed to the limit as they fought for the right to compete in September’s races.



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© ACEA 2013/ Photo Gilles Martin-Raget Download


© ACEA 2013/ Photo Gilles Martin-Raget Download


National crews from Australia, Germany, New Zealand, Portugal and Switzerland, made the cut to advance to the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup where they will meet five crews supported by current America’s Cup teams.

Double Olympic Gold medalists Roman Hagara and Hans-Peter Steinacher, the Sports Directors for the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup, made the selections after closely monitoring the teams on and off the water during the two back-to-back selection weeks. With the high talent level and extreme motivation of the crews, there were hard choices to make.

“This has been very difficult,” Hagara said. “The level of each team is much higher than we could have hoped for, which is good. But only five of them are able to race with us in September so today’s decision wasn’t easy to make.”

Race results made up 60-percent of the selection criteria. Teams were also evaluated on professionalism on and off the water, as well as on the training programs they have set up to develop their skills further between now and September.

“We always said we were looking for the best of the best,” said Steinacher. “And that’s what we have now. I believe any of these five teams will be capable of winning in September.”

The teams proved their mettle in challenging winter conditions on San Francisco Bay, one of the most challenging race venues in the world. Cold and strong winter winds made taming the AC45 catamarans, with their towering wing sails, difficult. But the youth sailors, aged 19-24, were up to the task.

“We went into this with a plan not to let them sail in over 15 knots of wind and to keep the teams inside the Bay Bridge,” Steinacher said. “We broke both of those rules on the very first day! Fortunately, the teams have shown us they are able to handle the boats in conditions that are on the limit.”

The five teams selected today have now qualified to race in the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup from September 1-4, in a fleet that includes five additional youth crews supported by current America’s Cup teams.

In their own words:

Lucien Cujean (SUI), skipper, Team TILT: “It feels good, very good. It’s great news. Even though we won the racing portion of the selection series, that’s not the only criteria. So we were nervous about the selection.”

Bernardo Freitas (POR), skipper, ROFF/Cascais Sailing Team: “We’re excited for the announcement. Excited for September. I believed we’d have a chance. In the racing we showed we’re a good team and we have good skills on the water.”

Will Tiller (NZL), skipper, Full Metal Jacket Racing: “We’re pretty psyched. It’s about 5:00 in the morning (the team is in Oman training ahead of an X40 regatta) and we were all sitting around the phone, nervous. But we’re very happy to have made the selection. The opportunity to race the RBYAC is fantastic, but now the hard work begins. We have to put together a training program.

Philipp Buhl (GER), skipper, STG/NRV Youth Team: “It was a brilliant week. We didn’t expect to be first, but we stayed grounded through the week and kept improving. We really improved our maneuvers and team work. In the end, we learned not to talk so much. Everyone learned to do their job and just did it.”

Jason Waterhouse (AUS), skipper, Objective Australia: “It was a mind-blowing week. We learned so much. It’s our first time racing together as a crew, but we gelled well… Our preparation was sound.”

Jimmy Spithill, skipper, ORACLE TEAM USA, and a driving force behind the Red Bull Youth America's Cup: “My pathway to the America’s Cup was one of good luck. When I was a youth sailor there wasn’t a clear pathway to the Cup. But the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup gives these guys a great opportunity, and the game’s opened up to much wider participation. The level of organization from these teams is impressive.”

Russell Coutts, CEO, ORACLE TEAM USA, and a driving force behind the creation of the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup: “The Red Bull Youth America’s Cup is meant to be a way for youth sailors to show their talents and make it to the pro sailing ranks. This (on the AC45 wing sail catamaran) is some of the best and most fun racing I’ve done in years. I’m sure they’ll enjoy it too.”

Selection Series Teams advancing to Red Bull Youth America’s Cup
Australia – Objective Australia
Germany – STG/NRV Youth Team
New Zealand – Full Metal Jacket Racing
Portugal – ROFF/Cascais Sailing Team
Switzerland – Team TILT

Youth crews supported by America's Cup World Series Teams
France – Energy Team/Name TBC
New Zealand – Emirates Team New Zealand/Name TBC
Sweden – Artemis Racing/Swedish Youth Challenge
USA – ORACLE TEAM USA/American Youth Sailing Force (SFO)
USA – ORACLE TEAM USA/USA45 Racing (USA)


NEWS (national and international) and selected interviews of all participating teams will be available for broadcasters starting Monday, Feb 25 at
www.redbullnewsroom.com / www.redbullcontentpool.com.

Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12

Lisboa terá Volvo Ocean Race em 2015 e 2018

A assembleia municipal de Lisboa acaba de dar luz verde ao regresso à doca de Pedrouços da Volvo Ocean Race nas edições de 2015 e 2018.

Ian Roman/Volvo Ocean Race

A proposta, apresentada por António Costa, tinha o chumbo garantido, pois o PSD anunciara um voto contra, à semelhança do que fez na Câmara Municipal (onde os socialistas têm maioria, o que não sucede na assembleia municipal).

No entanto, numa guinada de última hora, os sociais democratas optaram pela abstenção, viabilizando assim novas etapas da regata, a mais importante do mundo, que em 2012 passou por Portugal.

A votação da proposta foi atribulada. Apesar de constar da ordem de trabalhos, nem se previa a discussão na sessão de hoje, pois o documento estava retido na comissão de Finanças, que ainda não terminara a sua apreciação.

No entanto, os compromissos assumidos pela autarquia junto da organização da prova obrigavam a que se fosse dada uma resposta o mais tardar até hoje. Por esta razão, a proposta teve de ser admitida em plenário, antes os protestos dos deputados municipais comunistas.

Ao contrário do sentido de voto expresso na câmara e de diversas declarações feitas por responsáveis partidários, o PSD mudou de rota, trocando o "não" pela abstenção, o que permitiu a aprovação da proposta.
PSD discordou do "enorme custo"


Caso tivesse mantido a posição inicial, teria ocorrido uma situação paradoxal: os sociais-democratas deitavam ao fundo uma regata na qual, além da autarquia, também o Governo está envolvido.A Administração do Porto de Lisboa e a Direção-Geral de Política do Mar são entidades associadas à organização do evento, embora sem darem apoio financeiro.

Quando declarou a sua oposição à Volvo Ocean Race, o PSD discordou do "enorme custo da mesma". Pelas etapas de 2015 e 2018, a Câmara e o Turismo de Lisboa, a meias, desembolsarão um total de quatro milhões de euros.

Um valor que António Costa reconhece ser elevado, mas que o município só suporta porque desta vez, ao contrário do sucedido em 2012, o Governo central mostra disponibilidade financeira.

A jogada da autarquia tem um alcance a médio prazo: tentar que em 2021, quando a Volvo Ocean Race iniciar um novo ciclo, Lisboa deixe de ser uma mera escala para se tornar o ponto de partida da regata, um dos cinco maioria acontecimentos desportivos do mundo.

"Se quisermos travar a batalha em 2021, não podemos sair agora", disse hoje Costa aos deputados municipais. Então, uma leve brisa fez mudar o sentido de voto do PSD.

Eight teams, five nations at the Gaastra 52 World Championships

Eight 52’s representing five different countries will challenge for the Gaastra 52 World Championships off Miami’s famous South Beach from March 4th to 9th.



The championships, which return to the Miami for the first time since 2006, are being supported by headline sponsors Gaastra who also enter their own Dutch All-Stars team lead by Gaastra’s Marc Blees.

Entries are confirmed from the USA, Sweden, Great Britain, Holland and Italy and include two teams which have won the world title in the past. As was required at the 52 World Championships till 2007 all boats are for 2013 owner steered.

Defending world champions are Doug deVos’ Quantum Racing, who actually won the title in Porto Cervo, Italy in 2011. The American team have prevailed at three of the last four world championship showdowns, winning in 2008, 2010 and 2011.

The only other team which has won the world title in the past which will line up in Miami is Alberto Roemmers’ Azzurra, which won as Matador in Palma, Mallorca in 2009. Azzurra hold the initiative this season already after having already won the first 52 SUPER SERIES regatta, Quantum Key West 2013.

“We are happy with the entries for the Gaastra 52 World Championships. On the one hand it completely satisfies all the criteria for a world championships including representing two continents and five countries, but also the standard of the teams is very high across the board.” Says Rob Weiland, the 52 Class Manager. Having Gaastra join the championships as sponsor is great news, according to Weiland:

“Gaastra and Gaastra Pro have been involved with the TP52 Class in one way or the other since 2008. As the Official clothing sponsor of the class and its world championships, as clothing sponsor of individual teams and now as official clothing sponsor of the 52 Super Series, co-sponsor of the 52 Worlds, as well as an actual participant at the Gaastra 52 Worlds.” Continues Weiland, “This is based on the owner of Gaastra Pro, Marc Blees, a keen sailor himself and a big fan of the TP52 and the 52 Super Series, being attracted by proper racing combined with good social scene onshore as well as the possible synergies between the high profile status of both brands.”

Typical wind conditions for March on the Miami coast are anywhere between 10 and 20kts, usually with relatively flat water but peppered with some strong localised currents. The plan is to run racing on at least two days in front of South Beach, in front of the cityscape which should allow some exciting images to be captured. Racing runs from Tuesday 5th March through to Saturday 9th March with windward-leeward racing scheduled each day.

“We are very happy to be able to support the Gaastra 2 World Championship as a sponsor but it is an event which we would just not miss as fans and sailors. We love the class, the excitement and the racing and so we have taken the chance to come along and race as well.” Explains Gaastra Pro’s Marc Blees.

The Gaastra 52 World Championships will be run alongside the HPR Midwinter Championship for HPR 40 footers.
Entries:

Quantum Racing (USA) Doug DeVos (USA)
Rán (SWE), Niklas Zennström (SWE)
Azzurra (ITA), Alberto Roemmers Jr (ARG)
Gladiator (GBR), Tony Langley (GBR)
Gaastra Pro (NED), March Blees (NED)
Interlodge (USA) Austin and Gwen Fragomen (USA)
Rio (USA) Manouch Moshayedi (USA)
Vesper (USA) Jim Swartz (USA)
Past winners of the 52 World Championships:


2006 Patches, (IRL) Eamon Conneely
2007 Artemis (SWE) Torbjorn Tornqvist
2008 Quantum Racing (USA) Doug DeVos
2009 Matador (ARG) Alberto Roemmers (ARG)
2010 Quantum Racing (USA) Doug deVos
2011 Quantum Racing (USA) Doug deVos

Changing fortunes for second Red Bull Youth America’s Cup selection series

Skipper Bernardo Freitas (left) and the ROFF/Cascais Sailing Team (©ACEA 2013/Photo: Gilles Martin-Raget).









The second Red Bull Youth America’s Cup selection series commenced today withteams from Argentina, Great Britain, Italy, New Zealand, Portugal and Switzerland in San Francisco with the hope of being selected for the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup final in September.

Similar to the first selection series last week, the youth sailors, aged 19-24, went through an orientation process today where they were introduced to some of the sailors/coaches they’ll work with this week as well as the AC45 catamarans they’ll sail.

“We’re very happy to be here,” said Bernardo Freitas, skipper of the ROFF/Cascais Sailing Team from Portugal. “We have big expectations this week. We’ve done some practicing at home and expect a good result this week.”

Freitas sailed at the London-Weymouth Olympic Regatta last summer in the 49er and finished 8th in his first Olympics. America’s Cup World Series sailors such as Chris Draper (Prada Challenge), Nathan Outteridge (Artemis Racing) and Peter Burling (Team Korea) have jumped into the AC45 from the 49er, and Freitas is expecting a smooth transition.

“It’s my first time sailing a catamaran, but I’ve been speaking with Nathan, who’s a friend of mine and I don’t think it will be that difficult a transition,” said Freitas. “The reactions are similar to that of a 49er, but you have to adjust your timing. But the 49er is more difficult in the windy conditions because it is more unstable. You can’t control it; it controls you.”

Freitas should have an enjoyable week learning the AC45.

Today’s orientation also saw the sailors put through the dreaded fitness test. During the first selection series, there were many jokes made about the fitness test, much of the time at the expense of the Danish Youth Vikings. Unknowingly, the crew gobbled down some “American-sized burritos” before the test, which includes five minutes on a variable resistance grinding machine. Needless to say, some of the sailors had their burritos come back up shortly after the test concluded.

The weather this week looks to be a challenge. Principal Race Officer John Craig is determined to get in the 18 races in the schedule, but that could be a challenge given the forecast. Rain and strong winds are expected tomorrow, and could be in the cards for later in the week as well.

In a coincidence of the calendar, seven of the approximately 40 sailors at this week’s selection series will celebrate their birthday. None of the sailors in the first selection series had birthdays. Today we shout out to Portugal’s Freitas, who turns 23, and Italian trimmer Jas Farnetti, who turns 22.

“I get eight more hours to celebrate,” said Freitas, who was serenaded with the Portuguese version of “Happy Birthday” from his teammates at the end of the day. “The calls from home started coming in last night and today I have gotten a lot of congratulations for making it here.”

Projeto olímpico 2016 arranca com 42 atletas

Fonte: http://desporto.pt.msn.com



Copyrigths: Sportinveste Multimédia

O projeto olímpico para os Jogos Olímpicos do Rio de Janeiro, em 2016, vai arrancar com um total de 42 atletas, que vão receber apoio financeiro ao abrigo do contrato-programa de desenvolvimento desportivo publicado hoje no Diário da República.

Aos 31 atletas que obtiveram em Londres2012 resultados que lhes permitem receber bolsas, juntam-se mais 11 praticantes, por proposta do Comité Olímpico de Portugal, em função da idade e da carreira desportiva, entre os quais Nélson Évora, um dos quatro únicos campeões olímpicos portugueses.

O contrato-programa, assinado entre o Instituto Português do Desporto e Juventude e o COP, no valor de 235.840 euros (141.900 para atletas e 93.940 para treinadores), corresponde ao período compreendido entre 01 de janeiro e 30 abril de 2013.

- Lista de atletas integrantes do projeto olímpico para o Rio de Janeiro2016:
Atletismo (12): Jessica Augusto, Ana Cabecinha, Clarisse Cruz, Ana Dulce Félix, Inês Henriques, João Vieira, Marco Fortes, Marisa Barros, Sara Moreira, Vera Barbosa, Patrícia Mamona e Nélson Évora.
Canoagem (6): Beatriz Gomes, Helena Rodrigues, Joana Vasconcelos, Emanuel Silva, Fernando Pimenta e Teresa Portela.
Ciclismo (2): Nélson Oliveira e Rui Costa.
Equitação (2): Luciana Diniz e Gonçalo Carvalho.
Ginástica (3): Ana Rente, Diogo Ganchinho e Zoi Lima.
Judo (3): Joana Ramos, Telma Monteiro e João Pina.
Natação (1): Diogo Carvalho.
Remo (2): Pedro Fraga e Nuno Mendes.
Ténis de mesa (3): Marcos Freitas, João Monteiro e Tiago Apolónia.
Tiro (2): João Costa e Joana Castelão.
Triatlo (1): João Silva.
Vela (5): Bernardo Freitas, Francisco Andrade, Rita Gonçalves, Mariana Lobato e Diana Neves.

VIDEO: It’s not just a job

Fonte: ETNZ

Ask anyone at Emirates Team New Zealand, and they will tell you that working for the team is so much more than just a job.
It takes long, hard work, big sacrifice and total commitment, but the end goal and the chance of winning the America’s cup will make it all worthwhile, and of course the chance to do what you love everyday.

AC72 Mk II goes sailing for the first time

Fonte: ETNZ

Emirates Team New Zealand took its second AC72 catamaran sailing for the first time today. It was a much-anticipated day, another big step on the way to the 34th America’s Cup competition at San Francisco.Chris Cameron’s pictures from today are here and here



Racing in the Louis Vuitton Cup, the challenger elimination series, start in less than five months.

Before that, the team has to complete an exhaustive two-month testing and training programme on the AC72 at Auckland, before packing the base and shipping race yachts, chase boats and the team’s entire support infrastructure to San Francisco.

The team expects to be sailing on San Francisco Bay towards the end of May.

Today, after waiting for the breeze to fill in, the cat left the dock at 12.30pm in a north-easterly between 8-11 knots.

Under the watchful eyes of designers, engineers, and system specialists on chase boats, the sailing crew eased into the day’s sailing programme.

The race yacht returned to base late afternoon, having completed the day’s schedule. The team stays on shore tomorrow with the second sailing day on Thursday.

Yanmar eleita pela Team Oracle USA

ORACLE TEAM USA announced today that Yanmar has been selected as Official Technical Partner. Yanmar, a Japanese company with an intimate knowledge of the world’s oceans, will provide engines for ORACLE TEAM USA’s chase boats during the bid to defend the34th America’s Cup this September.

Yanmar President Takehito Yamaoka gave his full backing to the partnership, saying: “We are fully committed to supporting ORACLE TEAM USA in their bid to win the 34th America’s Cup. Yanmar is proud to become the Official Technical Partner for ORACLE TEAM USA. It is a natural partnership in such a technically demanding field as high performance sailing. We believe their high standards and dedication to perfection complements the way Yanmar operates.”

Through the partnership, Yanmar will provide reliable power for ORACLE TEAM USA’s chase boat program based in San Francisco. The team operates a fleet of chase boats which serves to assist all aspects of the program, from launching the racing yachts to on-water safety. As the team’s AC72 yachts can reach speeds of up to 40 knots, the Yanmar engines will allow the chase boats to maintain the power, agility and endurance required to support the yachts through the variable conditions on the San Francisco Bay.

“We are very excited to partner with Yanmar for this34th America’s Cup campaign,” said ORACLE TEAM USA CEO Russell Coutts. “Yanmar is recognized world-wide for their tremendous expertise in marine engines and technology. It is their precision engineering that will power our chase boats, allowing us to perform the many critical functions required both throughout training and on race day. Yanmar provides a vital component to our program, and it is fantastic to have them onboard.”

Yanmar, one of the world’s leading engine manufacturing companies, has an extensive product range that includes engines, drive systems and accessories for all types of boats. The company entered the powerboat engine market in 1989 and has steadily increased its presence as a manufacturer of high performance, high quality engines. Yanmar has an extensive product lineup that includes a wide range of marine engines.

Campeonato de Portugal de Classes Olímpicas - 39º Torneio Internacional de Vela do Carnaval

C.INTER.MARINA VILAMOURA /FEDERAÇÃO PORT.VELA 39ºTORNEIO INTER.VELA DO CARNAVAL 9, 10 E 11 Fevereiro, 2013 INF Class Series Summary
Pl	Sail #	Skipper	From	Total	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1	1959	Francisco Ilhao	CNPovoense	28	2	6	(9)	3	5	1	4	4	3
2	2241	Pedro Rodrigues	CVViana Castelo	31	12	2	4	1	6	(28\DNF)	2	3	1
3	2359	Manuel Oliveira	CVela Atlantico	35	3	4	(12)	12	9	2	1	2	2
4	2491	Luisa Peres	CVela Atlantico	64	7	15	10	(16)	10	3	7	5	7
5	2436	Miguel Sancho	GCNFaro	67	9	5	7	5	2	(28\DNF)	5	6	28\DNF
6	2147	Lucia Neto	GNOlhão	69	19	12	11	6	7	(28\DNF)	3	7	4
7	2934	Beatriz Gago	CNPortimao	70	1	1	1	2	1	(28\DNF)	8	28\DNF	28\DNF
8	1787	Daniel Cristiano	CNPortimao	73	16	9	6	4	3	(28\DNF)	6	1	28\DNF
9	2041	Gonçalo Monteiro	CNPovoense	104	5	7	3	8	16	(28\DNF)	9	28\DNF	28\DNF
10	2316	Gonçalo Alves	CVViana Castelo	111	11	11	2	20	20	(28\DNF)	11	28\DNF	8
11	2148	José S Mendes	ANL	124	18	17	18	14	11	(28\DNF)	12	28\DNF	6
12	2259	Beatriz Cintra	CNPortimao	126	6	3	5	10	18	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
13	2217	Francisco Mello	ANL	133	21	23	(28\DNF)	23	15	28\DNF	10	8	5
14	406	William Risselin	GCNFaro	136	13	10	14	11	4	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
15	1289	Leonor Dutra	GCNFaro	138	4	16	8	13	13	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
16	ESP1453	Jordi Alonso	CNMBenalmadera	149	10	14	17	7	17	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
17	ESP1330	Rodrigo Alonso	CNMBenalmadera	160	8	13	(28\DNF)	15	12	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
18	2183	Ana Makarova	MYCA	167	17	21	(28\DNF)	9	8	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
19	ESP319	Daniel Espejo	CNMBenalmadera	174	14	18	13	17	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
20	1785	Gustavo Simes	CIMAV	179	24	8	(28\DNF)	21	14	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
21	BEL1035	Mark Saa	CNMBenalmadera	183	20	20	16	22	21	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
22	2271	Pedro Matos	CNSetubalense	192	15	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	18	19	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
23	ESP1509	Angela Martin	CNMBenalmadera	202	25	22	15	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
24	1836	Lourenço Mello	ANL	203	22	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	19	22	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
25	ESP1394	Nicolas Verdugo	CNMBenalmadera	210	23	19	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\OCS	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
26	78	Ricardo Duarte	CIMAV	224T	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF
26	80	Rodrigo Palma	CIMAV	224T	(28\DNF)	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF	28\DNF

JUV Class Series Summary
Pl	Sail #	Skipper	From	Tot	1A	1B	2A	2B	3A	3B	4A	4B	5A	5B	6A	6B	7A	7B	8A	8B	9A	9B
1	2434	Rodrigo Correia	CNPortimao	24	2			1		(11)	8		8		2		1		1			1
2	8	Rodolfo Pires	CNPortimao	24		6	3		5			2		4		1		2		(42\OCS)	1
3	2512	Tomás Barreto	CNCascais	26	3			2		2	1		1		11			3		(42\OCS)	3
4	2525	Francisca Pinho	SCPorto	31		3	5		7			6		(14)		2		5		1	2
5	2503	Mafalda Paquete	SCPorto	33	6			(8)		3	6		6		1			1		6	4
6	2550	Henrique Brites	CNCascais	34	1			(10)		9		4		3		4	3		8			2
7	2420	Afonso Rodrigues	GCNFaro	39		2	6		1			5		2		12		9		2	(20)
8	2579	Rita Lopes	S.Algés e Dafundo	40	5			5		1	2		2		5		(16)		4			16
9	2258	Dinis Martins	CNPortimao	43	(10)			4		6	7		7		7		2		6			4
10	2569	João Bolina	CVBarreiro	47		1	1		8			1		1		(21)	15		10			10
11	2533	Mafalda Pires de Lim	CVela Atlantico	57	8			13		12	(16)		12		3		4		2			3
12	2545	Enrique Frutuoso	SCPorto	60		8	8		19		4		3		(42\OCS)		6		3			9
13	ESP1423	Beni Toscano	CN EL TROCADERO	62		7	4		6		3		4		(16)		10		13			15
14	ESP2045	Miguel Gallardo	CN EL TROCADERO	64	(42\BFD)			12		10		3		6		10	9		9			5
15	2557	Miguel Rothes	CVela Atlantico	65	4			11		5		10		13		9		8		(42\OCS)	5
16	2524	Edgar Simoes	CVViana Castelo	67		12	2		10		9		10		(42\DNF)			13		3	8
17	2480	Francisco Rodrigues	CVBarreiro	68		9	(42\BFD)		3			9		7		7		19		8	6
18	2521	Beatriz Faneca	CVViana Castelo	70	12			(19)		4		8		11		8		10		4	13
19	2	Ana Catarino	SCPorto	72	(42\BFD)			9		13	5		14		6		5		12			8
20	2409	Miguel Rouxinol	CNPovoense	73		(18)	10		4		15		9		15			6		5	9
21	2489	Lourenço Mateus	CNSesimbra	86		19	16		9			(29)		8		5	13		5			11
22	2429	Bernardo Loureiro	CNCascais	91	15			7		14		14		10		13	(17)		11			7
23	2366	Francisco Farinha	CNPortimao	93		15	11		12		10		11		13			7		(42\OCS)	14
24	2490	Francisco Fráguas	CNSesimbra	101		14	7		18			12		5		(20)	11		14			20
25	2487	Helena Simoes	CVViana Castelo	113	(20)			6		15		15		12		14	18		20			13
26	2451	Miguel Gomes	CNFunchal	114	16			25		16	19		5		(42\DNF)			14		7	12
27	2275	Tomás Carreira	CVBarreiro	125	11			16		7		20		22		17		(26)		17	15
28	2514	Joao Peixoto	CNPovoense	126		13	(42\BFD)		14		26		24		10			11		10	18
29	2393	Joana Barreiro	CNCascais	130		11	12		20		12		15		8			(42\OCS)		42\OCS	10
30	2374	Manuel Ramos	CVBarreiro	131		5	(42\BFD)		2			7		9		27		16		23	42\DNF
31	2324	Joao Ilhao	CNPovoense	132	7			20		19	17		13		18		(25)		17			21
32	2419	João Vargues	GCNFaro	133		16	17		11			19		16		(23)		17		16	21
33	2523	Duarte Costa	CVViana Castelo	134		4	9		16			(28)		18		25		24		14	24
34	234	Tomé Dutra	GCNFaro	136	14			22		20		13		(24)		24	19		7			17
35	2558	Bernardo Araújo	CVela Atlantico	139		20	15		26		20		(28)		4		24		24			6
36	2559	Joao Oliveira	CVela Atlantico	140		(42\DNF)	42\DNF		42\DNF			11		17		6		4		11	7
37	2486	Jaime Lopes	CVViana Castelo	140		22	19		17		(24)		22		9		14		23			14
38	ESP2145	José Macias	CN EL TROCADERO	142		23	20		28			21		(41\DNF)		16	7		15			12
39	2238	Paulo Marta	GNO	145	25			(27)		25		16		20		18		12		12	17
40	2209	Mafalda Gonçalves	CNSesimbra	148	23			24		21		18		15		(41\DNF)	12		16			19
41	2455	Cristovao Gonçalves	GCNFaro	155	13			18		23	18		20		20			(25)		18	25
42	ESP2074	Ismael De La Paz	CNMBenalmadera	158	18			3		8		26		21		(41\DNF)	28		29			25
43	2297	Diogo Reis	CVBarreiro	158	9			14		22	22		19		(42\DNF)		21		22			29
44	N2	Nino Valentino	CNPortimão	159		17	14		15			25		(27)		26	20		19			23
45	2375	Diogo Correia	CIMAV	162		24	21		(27)		11		18		23			18		20	27
46	2421	Sidney Hughes	GCNFaro	164	22			15		24		(37)		19		15		31		15	23
47	2495	Lourenço Saraiva	CNCascais	171	17			29		28		22		25		11		23		(42\OCS)	16
48	2319	Gilherme Gomes	CNCascais	174		26	18		25		(32)		21		14		23		25			22
49	2580	Francisco Pina	CNCascais	175		29	(42\BFD)		24			23		28		3		15		42\OCS	11
50	2311	Tomás Pires de Lim	CVela Atlantico	177	(42\BFD)			21		17	14		16		42\DNF		8		18			41\DNF
51	ESP101	Ivan Espejo	CNMBenalmadera	177		27	22		22		21		17		19			30		19	(42\DNF)
52	2492	Carolina Peres	CVela Atlantico	180	28			32		(42\DNF)	33		23		12			21		9	22
53	2272	Henrique Pina	CNCascais	206	32			33		29		17		(41\OCS)		41\DNF		22		13	19
54	2314	Vasco Andrade	CVViana Castelo	206	21			26		(42\DNF)	27		29		17		27		33			26
55	2423	André Granadeiro	GCNFaro	209		25	23		30		13		30		(42\DNF)		22		35			31
56	1242	Ines Carriço	GCNFaro	212		21	25		13			36		34		(41\DNF)	32		27			24
57	2474	Vasco Almeida	ANL	214	24			31		26		31		23		(41\DNF)		29		21	29
58	2180	Bernardo Neto	GNOlhão	215		(36)	29		21		30		34		21			27		25	28
59	243	João Melo	GCNFaro	220	26			(34)		27		32		32		19	29		28			27
60	2096	Afonso Albuquerqu	CVela Atlantico	227	19			17		18	23		27		(42\DNF)		41\DNF		41\DNF			41\DNF
61	2586	António Maia	CVela Atlantico	230		10	13		23		35		37		(42\DNF)			28		42\OCS	42\DNF
62	2220	Tomás Iken	CVela Atlantico	230		30	28		32		28		26		22		(34)		32			32
63	ESP58	Frank Huisman	CNMBenalmadera	239	27			23		30		27		26		22		(42\DNF)		42\DNF	42\DNF
64	ESP85	Vera Garcia	CNMBenalmadera	245		33	(42\DNF)		42\DNF			33		31		41\DNF	26		21			18
65	2482	Tomás Castro	CVela Atlantico	252		28	27		31			24		33		(41\DNF)	35		41\DNF			33
66	1873	João Neto	GNOlhão	255	31			37		(42\DNF)	25		36		42\DNF		30		26			28
67	2240	Manuel Pimenta	CVela Atlantico	256	(42\BFD)			28		42\DNF		35		30		41\DNF		32		22	26
68	1550	Tiago Vieira	ANL	260	33			38		(42\DNF)	38		35		42\DNF			20		24	30
69	2216	Tomás Vieira	ANL	266		34	30		(42\DNF)			34		36		41\DNF	31		30			30
70	2037	Madelaine Hoyle	MYCA	271		31	24		29		36		25		(42\DNF)			42\DNF		42\DNF	42\DNF
71	2111	João Saraiva Men	ANL	279	30			36		(42\DNF)	34		32		42\DNF		33		31			41\DNF
72	ESP1442	Maximiliano Wilensky	CNMBenalmadera	300		32	(42\DNF)		42\DNF			30		29		41\DNF		42\DNF		42\DNF	42\DNF
73	2365	Joao Soares	SCPorto	301	(42\BFD)			30		42\DNF	31		33		42\DNF		41\DNF		41\DNF			41\DNF
74	2465	Carlota Magalhaes	SCPorto	304		35	26		(42\DNF)		37		38		42\DNF			42\DNF		42\DNF	42\DNF
75	2278	Pedro Silva	GNOlhão	304	29			35		(42\DNF)		38		35		41\DNF		42\DNF		42\DNF	42\DNF
76	2100	Marta Rosa	ANL	308		37	31		(42\DNF)			39		37		41\DNF	41\DNF		41\DNF			41\DNF
77	2330	Tiago Alves	CNSetubalense	312	(42\DNF)			42\DNF		42\DNF	29		31		42\DNF			42\DNF		42\DNF	42\DNF
78	1948	Afonso Ramos	ANL	312		38	(42\DNF)		42\DNF		39		40		42\DNF		36		34			41\DNF
79	1707	Tiago Mendes	CNSetubalense	328		(42\DNF)	42\DNF		42\DNF		40		39		42\DNF		41\DNF		41\DNF			41\DNF
80	79	Catarina Cabral	CIMAV	333	(42\DNF)			42\DNF		42\DNF		41\DNF		41\DNF		41\DNF		42\DNF		42\DNF	42\DNF
81	2556	Manuel Pessanha	CVela Atlantico	336		(42\DNF)	42\DNF		42\DNF		42\DNF		42\DNF		42\DNF			42\DNF		42\DNF	42\DNF

Laser 4.7 Class Series Summary, Preliminary
P			Sail #		Skipper	From		T	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	ESP198735		Sócrates Fernández			CN EL TROCADERO	12	1	4	2	1	2	1	(5)	1
2	200485		Tomás Martins			S.Algés e Dafundo	17	5	(8)	1	3	1	4	1	2
3	19716		Joao Rodrigues			CVLagos	22	2	3	4	2	(10)	3	4	4
4	165705		Jack Cookson			CVLagos	32	3	1	3	4	(48\DNF)	15	3	3
5	197164		Miguel Cruz			CNCascais	39	4	6	(9)	6	3	8	6	6
6	19		Jaime Guerreiro			ANGuadiana	40	(8)	2	8	5	4	5	8	8
7	187612		Emanuel Duarte			CNPortimao	57	(32)	15	12	9	8	6	2	5
8	199705		José Cunha			CNLeça	58	14	(48\OCS)	7	10	11	2	7	7
9	198318		Bruno Pinheiro			CNBB	64	9	5	6	13	5	9	17	(48\DNF)
10	196520		Marta Roque			CNPortimao	65	10	7	5	11	7	(18)	13	12
11	172664		Gustavo Calado			GNOlhão	80	(19)	18	16	7	6	13	9	11
12	197167		Miguel Martins			CNSetubalense	83	6	(48\OCS)	10	8	9	19	15	16
13	175657		David Coutinho			GNOlhão	109	15	10	(27)	25	14	14	14	17
14	193695		António Falcao			CVela Atlantico	111	(42)	23	18	20	12	12	16	10
15	199709		Duarte Teles			CNCascais	120	11	13	17	15	(30)	17	23	24
16	193687		José Lopes			ANGuadiana	121	7	9	22	24	13	16	30	(48\DNF)
17	198857		Manuel Mota			S.Algés e Dafundo	131	28	(48\OCS)	34	12	18	20	10	9
18	193685		Ricardo Ribeiro			CNLeça	132	25	(48\OCS)	15	39	17	10	12	14
19	191203		Duarte Cruz			CVViana Castelo	135	30	30	13	19	15	7	21	(48\DNF)
20	171471		Afonso Lau			CNBB	142	18	20	11	18	22	34	19	(48\DNF)
21	196630		Carlos Neves			CNLeça	151	35	(48\OCS)	25	14	16	24	22	15
22	198822		Rute Fiadeiro			CNCascais	153	12	(48\OCS)	23	23	34	11	27	23
23	149236		Diogo Monteiro			CNBB	153	23	14	19	29	19	23	26	(48\DNF)
24	143305		Margarida Lopes			CNSesimbra	166	17	16	21	26	(39)	33	34	19
25	183164		Sammy Valentino			CNPortimao	166	31	26	(35)	16	21	27	25	20
26	199703		Pedro Cachim			CVela Atlantico	169	33	21	(37)	17	31	25	24	18
27	178154		João Duros			CNSetubalense	182	39	34	(43)	37	27	21	11	13
28	185072		Ines Quadros			CVela Atlantico	187	21	19	31	27	32	(48\DNF)	32	25
29	200487		António Neves			S.Algés e Dafundo	190	26	(48\OCS)	38	35	23	26	20	22
30	149242		Joao Teixeira			GCNFaro	201	13	(48\OCS)	26	31	24	31	28	48\DNF
31	188068		Bruno Abelho			CNBB	209	34	35	28	30	20	29	33	(48\DNF)
32	196632		Leonor Albuquerque			GCNFaro	211	27	12	14	34	28	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF
33	ESP202207		Alba De La Paz			CNMBenalmadena	211	37	31	20	22	38	32	31	(48\DNF)
34	7		Ricardo Terra			CNPortimao	221	16	11	40	33	25	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF
35	193686		Federica Franchi			S.Algés e Dafundo	224	41	24	(44)	44	35	30	29	21
36	11190		Jaime Barros			ANLisboa	225	40	(48\OCS)	29	42	26	22	18	48\DNF
37	ESP193635		Carlos Altamirano			RCMMálaga	226	22	(48\OCS)	24	28	33	35	36	48\DNF
38	194449		Maria Marinho			CVela Atlantico	231	38	17	30	21	29	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF
39	2		Alexandre Caterev			MYCA	241	20	25	32	32	36	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF
40	ESP202206		Alfredo Martin			CNMBenalmadena	266	43	33	39	38	37	28	(48\DNF)	48\DNF
41	194455		Gonçalo Rosa			CNSetubalense	267	24	22	36	41	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF
42	167787		Catarina Soares			CNSetubalense	268	44	28	33	36	41	38	(48\DNF)	48\DNF
43	143359		Melissa Frada			GCNFaro	278	36	27	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF	36	35	48\DNF
44	176390		João Santos			CNSesimbra	284	(48\DNF)	29	42	40	40	37	48\DNF	48\DNF
45	196636		Afonso Sobral			SCAveiro	289	29	32	41	43	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF
46	165706		Ines Pestana			CVela Atlantico	336T	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF
46	1757		Jasmine Correia			CIMAV	336T	(48\DNF)	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF	48\DNF

420 Class Series Summary, Preliminary
Pl	Sail #	Crew	From	Tot	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1	54213	Manuel Cunha & José Cunha	YCPorto	45	7	2	1	4	3	(22)	9	8	11
2	ESP54544	Santiago Mas Depare & David Mas Depares	Movistar	46	10	4	7	7	9	1	7	1	(38\BFD)
3	54232	Gonçalo Pinho & Miguel Hipólito	SCPorto	47	(14)	3	5	3	7	13	3	3	10
4	54439	Diogo Pereira & Pedro Cruz	CNCascais	49	6	5	(16)	1	14	5	1	12	5
5	53849	Joao Pestana & Tomás Marques	CVela Atlantico	50	2	1	12	6	6	17	4	2	(38\BFD)
6	54674	Diogo Costa & Pedro Costa	CVela Atlantico	59	9	6	2	15	1	(23)	2	16	8
7	ESP54635	Silvia Mas Depare & Nuria Miro Mezquita	El Masnou	69	11	10	13	11	(20)	2	12	7	3
8	54350	Joao Maria Prieto & Joao Pedro Westwood	CNCascais	70	1	11	17	9	2	(38\DSQ)	17	9	4
9	53968	Frederico Lacerda & Miguel Rosa	CNCascais	72	3	14	(24)	14	5	19	6	5	6
10	ESP53639	Marta Garrido & Marta Rodriguez	RCMT Punta Umbria	87	8	8	(38\BFD)	10	15	6	27	11	2
11	ESP54692	Carmen Dávila & Julia Dávila	CN El Candado	90	5	9	3	(38\DSQ)	13	4	5	13	38\BFD
12	54339	Pedro Castro & Diogo Lopes	SCAveiro	102	4	12	6	5	12	7	18	(38\BFD)	38\BFD
13	54502	João Gameiro & Gonçalo Ramos	CVBarreiro	111	17	13	25	8	21	3	(32)	15	9
14	ESP54789	Alfredo Santos & Fernando Dávila	CN El Candado	117	24	(38\BFD)	10	22	17	9	14	20	1
15	53472	Gonçalo Mourão & Miguel Anciães	CNLisboa	121	13	23	15	12	8	11	25	14	(38\DNS)
16	54696	Francisco Maia & Rui Oliveira	CVela Atlantico	128	18	16	21	(29)	24	15	16	6	12
17	53956	Miguel Costa & Manuel Gamito	CVBarreiro	135	16	(38\BFD)	11	19	22	12	10	38\BFD	7
18	54022	Joana Azevedo & Marta Paquete	CVela Atlantico	136	21	(38\BFD)	8	18	16	16	15	4	38\BFD
19	54615	Ricardo Guedes & Joao Tinoco	SCPorto	138	(31)	25	4	2	25	27	23	17	15
20	ESP54693	Manuela Huidobro & Lucia Bustillo	CN El Candado	141	12	19	14	21	10	8	34	23	(38\DNS)
21	ESP1	Alberto Vera & Alejandro Diaz	CN El Candado	146	15	20	9	25	19	25	19	(26)	14
22	54217	António Silva & Tomás Camelo	CNCascais	162	(38\BFD)	17	20	16	11	14	8	38\BFD	38\BFD
23	ANG1	António Afonso & Domingos Joao	CNIL	170	28	18	22	27	27	10	28	10	(38\DNF)
24	54002	Teresa Camelo & Helena Oliveira	CNCascais	177	20	26	19	26	28	(32)	24	18	16
25	51582	Miguel Possidónio & José Matos	CNLisboa	185	23	21	26	23	23	20	11	(38\BFD)	38\BFD
26	ESP54816	Manuel Palaline & Alfredo Dávila	CN El Candado	187	27	7	(38\BFD)	17	38\DSQ	21	20	19	38\BFD
27	54218	Carolina Mira & Gonçalo Rocha	S.Algés e Dafundo	191	22	30	18	20	18	24	21	(38\BFD)	38\BFD
28	54404	Ruben Semedo & Francisca Martins	CVBarreiro	202	(38\BFD)	15	38\BFD	13	4	18	38\DNC	38\DNF	38\DNF
29	54196	João Silva & Francisco Santos	SCAveiro	212	32	28	(33)	30	31	31	22	25	13
30	54086	Gonçalo Hipólito & Pedro Alves	SCPorto	217	26	27	27	28	30	28	13	(38\DNF)	38\DNF
31	52905	Joana Queiroga & Maria Teresa Espinar	CNCascais	218	25	31	23	31	29	29	33	(38\BFD)	17
32	52913	Francisco Barros & Eduardo Silva	CNLisboa	220	33	22	28	33	(34)	33	31	22	18
33	ESP52373	Paloma Reyes & Lucia Cabello	CN El Candado	239	34	(38\BFD)	31	32	26	30	29	38\BFD	19
34	ANG22	Mauro Afonso & Fábio Silva	CNIL	246	29	29	30	24	32	26	(38\DNC)	38\DNF	38\DNF
35	ANG10	Gilson Tenazinha & Joao Montenegro	CNIL	248	19	(38\BFD)	32	38\BFD	33	38\DNF	26	24	38\DNF
36	53145	Paulo Mourão & Frederico Kossack	CNLisboa	263	35	32	(38\BFD)	38\BFD	35	34	30	21	38\DNF
37	53143	Rita Pereira & Filipa Matos	CVBarreiro	273	30	24	29	(38\DSQ)	38\DNF	38\DNF	38\DNC	38\DNF	38\DNF

Laser RAD Class Series Summary, Preliminary
Pl	Sail #	Skipper	Sg	From	Tot	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1	196634	Miguel Gomes		CNSesimbra	10	1	(37\BFD)	1	1	2	1	2	1	1
2	193690	Duarte Monteiro		S.Algés e Dafundo	37	8	(11)	10	2	4	2	7	2	2
3	191198	Francisco Menezes		CNLeça	48	7	(37\BFD)	6	5	12	5	5	4	4
4	186205	Inês Sobral	F	ANGuadiana	49	9	4	8	3	7	6	9	(37\OCS)	3
5	180844	Filipe Pedro		ANGuadiana	51	2	8	11	(37\DSQ)	8	9	3	5	5
6	194451	Martim Anderson		S.Algés e Dafundo	64	5	7	5	12	16	4	(19)	8	7
7	197165	Pedro Costa		CVLagos	65	13	1	7	4	10	10	(16)	11	9
8	203900	Santiago Sampaio		CNPortimão	70	4	10	3	(37\DNF)	9	3	1	3	37\OCS
9	ESP197963	Oscar Arevalo		CNMBenalmadena	71	12	2	15	8	3	18	6	7	(37\DNF)
10	179670	Pedro Correia		CNFunchal	76	(37\BFD)	12	18	7	5	8	8	12	6
11	ESP198130	José Maria Alba		CN EL TROCADERO	102	11	3	9	6	14	11	11	(37\OCS)	37\DNF
12	197168	Francisco Natal		CNBB	103	(37\DSQ)	5	2	13	11	16	27	17	12
13	ESP196954	Natalia Ariza	F	CN EL TROCADERO	106	3	9	17	10	6	12	12	(37\OCS)	37\DNF
14	ESP198729	António Soto		CN EL TROCADERO	111	6	(37\BFD)	4	9	1	13	4	37\DNF	37\DNF
15	194454	Tomás Monteiro		ANL	121	10	22	21	18	23	(26)	10	9	8
16	191194	Nuno Duarte		CMCoimbra	123	17	6	19	22	(25)	17	21	10	11
17	200488	Miguel Silva		SCAveiro	124	16	14	20	11	13	(29)	22	13	15
18	196633	Gonçalo Mateus		S.Algés e Dafundo	141	14	(37\BFD)	24	14	17	15	14	6	37\DNF
19	202209	Carolina João	F	S.Algés e Dafundo	145	23	(37\BFD)	13	17	19	21	17	19	16
20	157739	André Saldanha		S.Algés e Dafundo	146	(27)	18	26	24	22	14	18	14	10
21	19663	Eduardo Figueira		CNSesimbra	163	25	15	22	15	15	19	15	(37\DNF)	37\DNF
22	198787	Martim Mello		CNCascais	168	32	27	12	21	18	22	20	16	(37\DNF)
23	185145	Alexis Kokorelis		CNCascais	170	22	13	14	20	20	7	(37\DNF)	37\DNS	37\DNF
24	198803	Maria Costa	F	CVela Atlantico	174	19	17	27	19	(33)	20	31	22	19
25	193696	Catarina Viegas	F	CVLagos	176	30	16	25	26	26	27	13	(37\OCS)	13
26	170458	António Amaral		CNBB	178	18	20	(29)	23	24	28	24	20	21
27	178273	Beatriz Lopes	F	ANGuadiana	189	26	28	16	16	34	34	(37\DNF)	15	20
28	19369	Gonçalo Mestre		GCNFaro	197	20	24	(32)	30	28	25	30	23	17
29	176389	Catarina Mestre	F	GCNFaro	202	29	23	30	31	(32)	31	23	21	14
30	192960	José Sereno		CNCascais	206	33	25	23	28	21	23	29	24	(37\DNF)
31	172330	Luis Valente		CMCoimbra	220	15	21	33	27	30	32	25	(37\DNS)	37\DNF
32	193691	Afonso Correia		GCNFaro	227	28	(37\BFD)	31	25	29	33	26	37\OCS	18
33	172664	João Paulo Marta		GNOlhão	244	24	26	34	29	27	30	(37\DNF)	37\DNF	37\DNF
34	166477	Francisco Aguiar		CVela Atlantico	246	31	(37\BFD)	36	32	31	24	37\OCS	18	37\DNF
35	193693	Diogo Martins		GCNFaro	248	34	19	35	33	35	35	32	25	(37\DNF)
36	153602	Bernardo Cálão		SCAveiro	258	21	(37\BFD)	28	34	36	37\DNF	28	37\DNF	37\DNF

Laser RAD Class Series Summary, Preliminary
Pl	Sail #	Skipper	Sg	From	Tot	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1	186205	Inês Sobral	F	ANGuadiana	49	9	4	8	3	7	6	9	(37\OCS)	3
2	ESP196954	Natalia Ariza	F	CN EL TROCADERO	106	3	9	17	10	6	12	12	(37\OCS)	37\DNF
3	202209	Carolina João	F	S.Algés e Dafundo	145	23	(37\BFD)	13	17	19	21	17	19	16
4	198803	Maria Costa	F	CVela Atlantico	174	19	17	27	19	(33)	20	31	22	19
5	193696	Catarina Viegas	F	CVLagos	176	30	16	25	26	26	27	13	(37\OCS)	13
6	178273	Beatriz Lopes	F	ANGuadiana	189	26	28	16	16	34	34	(37\DNF)	15	20
7	176389	Catarina Mestre	F	GCNFaro	202	29	23	30	31	(32)	31	23	21	14

Laser STD Class Series Summary, Preliminary
Pl	Sail #	Skipper	From	T	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1	202210	Gustavo Lima	CNCascais	11	3	2	1	(12\DSQ)	1	1	1	1	1
2	203368	Rui Silveira	CNHorta	19	1	3	(5)	1	3	2	3	2	4
3	19663	Tiago Morais	CNLeça	25	2	1	2	2	4	5	4	(8)	5
4	202211	Eduardo Marques	ANL	26	(6)	6	4	3	2	4	2	3	2
5	197171	Martim Pinto	CNSesimbra	35	5	4	3	(10)	7	3	6	4	3
6	202212	Luís Manso	CVela Atlantico	43	4	5	6	(7)	6	6	5	5	6
7	188328	Miguel Queiroga	ANL	54	(8)	8	8	4	5	7	7	7	8
8	17926	Joaquim Coutinho	GCNFaro	58	7	7	7	(8)	8	8	8	6	7
9	151592	Jorge Paula	CNBB	72	(10)	9	9	9	9	9	9	9	9
10	191111	António Cencio	CVBarreiro	78	9	10	10	5	10	10	(12\DNF)	12\DNF	12\DNF
11	ANG1	Zenildo Saraiva	CNIL	85	11	11	11	6	11	11	(12\DNF)	12\DNF	12\DNF

470 Class Series Summary
Pl	S#	Crew	From	T	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	1	Gonçalo Pires & Miguel Nunes	CVLagos / CVBarreiro	8	1	1	2	1	1	(5\RAF)	1	1
2	7	Antonio Matos Rosa & Paulo Baptista	CNCascais	16	2	2	1	(3)	3	3	3	2
3	2	João Villas-Boas & Afonso Pietro	CNCascais / ANL	16	(3)	3	3	2	2	1	2	3
4	11	João Duarte & Francisco Teixeira	CVBarreiro	26	4	4	4	4	4	2	4	(5\RAF)

Dart 18 Class Series Summary
Pl	Sail	Crew	From	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	T
1	4435	João Santos & Ricardo Gutierres	CVSado	(4)	3	2	1	2	1	1	10
2	7905	Luis Lopes & Paulo Silva	ANT	(6)	4	5	4	1	3	2	19
3	3092	Francisco Melo & Antonio Jesuino	CIMAV	2	5	4	3	(8\DSQ)	2	3	19
4	4	Helena Murta & Ana Rita Manso	SAD	5	1	1	2	4	(8\RAF)	8\DNF	21
5	7408	Paulo Seiça & Alexandre Seiça	CDPA	3	2	3	(8\DNF)	3	8\DNF	8\DNF	27
6	7603	Miguel Galvão & Inês Galvão	GCNFaro	1	(8\DNF)	8\DNS	8\DNF	8\DNF	8\DNF	8\DNF	41
7	5087	Pedro Melo & Ermelinda Santos	CIMAV	(8\OCS)	8\DNF	8\DNF	8\DNF	8\DNF	8\DNF	8\DNF	48

F18 Class Series Summary
Pl	Sail #	Crew	From	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	T
1	748	Tiago Leal & Ricardo Oliveira	CNFunchal	2	1	(3)	3	2	2	1	11
2	19	Pedro Vilela & Joao Gonzaga	CVSado	1	3	4	1	(8\DNF)	1	3	13
3	1549	António Santos & Joao Rodrigues	CVSado	4	(5)	5	5	3	3	2	22
4	1583	Luís Santos & Pedro Figueiredo	CVSado	3	2	2	2	(8\DNF)	8\DNF	8\DNF	25
5	NED1888	Afonso Domingos & Nuno Barreto	CNCascais	6	4	1	(8\DNF)	1	8\DNF	8\DNF	28
6	101	Gustavo Quintela & Alberto Miguel	CDPaço Arcos	5	6	6	4	4	4	(8\DNF)	29
7	151	Eric Foulon & Alexandre Soares	CDPaço Arcos	(8\DNF)	7	7	6	8\DNF	8\DNF	8\DNF	44

Windsurfing Class Series Summary
Pl	Sail #	Skipper	From	1	2	3	4	Tot
1	5	Miguel Martinho	CNPortimao	1	1	1	3	6
2	6	Vasco Chaveca	CNPortimao	5	3	2	1	11
3	78	Bruno Bertolo	Alhandra SC	2	2	4	4	12
4	ESP14	Juan Cobián	CNCangas	4	4	3	2	13
5	20	José Ribeiro	Alhandra SC	3	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	48
6	8	Joao Laranjo	CNPortimao	6	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	51
7	7	Pedro Correia	CNPortimao	7	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	52
8	16	Margarida Gil Morais	CIMAV	8	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	53
9	9	Marco Gil Morais	CVViana Castelo	9	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	54
10	23	João Gil Morais	CIMAV	15\OCS	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	60T
10	79	André Videira	CVViana Castelo	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	60T
10	4	Luís Fonseca	CNPortimao	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	60T
10	15	Guilherme Martins	CNPortimao	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	60T
10	ESP711	Eduardo Serrano	CNVig.Pantanicocas	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	15\DNF	60T

Snipe Class Series Summary
Pl	Sail #	Crew	From	1	2	3	4	5	T
1	29792	Miguel Guimarães & David Abcassis	CNHorta	1	(6)	2	4	1	8
2	30554	Pedro Barreto & Sofia Barreto	CNCascais	4	(7)	1	1	4	10
3	29959	Rita Leal Faria & Manuel Stichini Vilela	CNCascais	5	(11)	5	3	3	16
4	29406	Paulo Rodrigues & Henrique Cintra	MYCA	6	2	3	6	(14\DNS)	17
5	GER30666	Miguel Graça & Teresa Inácio	SCAWOE	10	(12)	4	2	2	18
6	30144	Pedro Cunha & Miguel Faria	C.Dom Pedro	(8)	1	7	7	5	20
7	30530	Luís Cadeco & Luís Maia	CVela Atlantico	2	5	8	(10)	10	25
8	BRA30703	Pedro Pires de Lima & Mariana Freitas	CVela Atlantico	3	9	(12)	5	9	26
9	999	Pedro Dias & João Faria	CVL	(11)	3	9	9	8	29
10	29962	Filipe Talone & Nuno Porto	CVela Atlantico	9	10	6	(12)	7	32
11	25980	Frederico Cerveira & Catarina Carvalho	SCA	7	4	11	11	(12)	33
12	28403	Miguel Joao & Gonçalo Santos	S.Algés e Dafundo	12	(13)	10	8	6	36
13	30182	Mario Pereira & Paulo Rosa	CNAlmada	(13)	8	13	13	11	45