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2021 ILCA Masters World Championships in Barcelona - Day 2

by Jon Emmett 16 Nov 2021 20:40 NZDT 12-20 November 2021
2021 ILCA 7 World Championships © International Laser Class Association

One race was completed today for all the ILCA 6 divisions in about 4-8 knots, while the ILCA 7 course had more unstable conditions and none of the fleets were able to complete a race.

The results for the ILCA 7 is therefore maintained from the first day's race results: Poland's Maciej Grabowski leading the Apprentices, USA's Peter Hurley leading the Masters, USA's Robert Hallawell leading the Grand Masters, and Great Britain's Michael Hicks leading the Great Grand Masters.

The ILCA 6 Masters and Grand Masters completed their first races of the event today, while the ILCA 6 Apprentices, Great Grand Masters, and Legends finished their second races.

Britain's Jon Emmett in the Apprentice division, American Bill Symes in the Great Grand Master division, and Henk Wittenberg of the Netherlands in the Legend division, consolidated their leads.

Italy's Alessio Marinelli holds first in the Masters division and France's Gilles Coadou sits in first in the Grand Masters division.

Three races are scheduled for the third day, with the 1st warning signal at 9:00am.

See full results or the event website.

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