Moth Worlds
Gulari Crowned 2013 Moth World Champion
Bora Is The First American Two-Time Champ In 54 Years While Australia’s Outerridge, Babbage Complete Podium
dimanche 20 octobre 2013 – Redaction SSS [Source RP]
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An early squall drenched the 80 competitors for the 2013 McDougall + McConaghy International Moth World Championship this morning as they prepared their flying carbon-fiber craft for the final day of racing. The rain and clouds brought with them an unfortunate side effect, cooling down Oahu’s Koʻolau Mountains and shutting down the building thermal breeze that might have allowed a final day of racing for the Moth World title.
After a tense 3-hour wait in the Kaneohe Yacht Club boat park, Race Officer Tom Pochereva reached for the treble horn that indicates the end to the regatta ; within seconds, a dozen American racers lifted Michigan’s Bora Gulari in the air and tossed him in the club pool for the 2013 World Champion’s ceremonial dunking.
Gulari becomes the first American two-time Moth World Champion since 1959 ; he won the 2009 World Championship in Cascade Locks, Oregon.
“It hasn’t really set in yet,” said Gulari, after drying himself off. “One thing I know for sure is that without Anthony, George, Brad, and pretty much the entire US Moth racing team, I would never be World Champion again.”
Gulari attributes his success to his Mach 2 Moth, which he says “is a perfect platform for this kind of sailing,” combined with the cumulative effect of dozens of small changes to the boat.
“We’ve been working for a solid year in Detroit, refining and changing things bit by bit until they’re perfect,” said Gulari. He also gave credit to his sail package, adding “North Sails and specifically sailmaker Chris Williams came up with an extremely powerful sail design for this Worlds ; I’ve never sailed with a faster sail since I bought my first Moth.”
Voir en ligne : Press info Alan Block / US Moth class
2013 McDougall + McConaghy Moth World Championship Final Results :
- 1. USA 6, Bora Gulari, [18]-1-2-1-3-3-[7]-5-3-3- ; 21
- 2. AUS 3997, Nathan Outteridge, 1-2-1-[10]-9-1-8-2-[13]-5- ; 29
- 3. AUS 2, Scott Babbage, 4-4-[27]-[24]-1-12-1-4-5-13- ; 44
- 4. GBR 3982, Ben Paton, [15]-3-3-15-[23]-6-3-6-2-7- ; 45
- 5. GBR 4047, Robert Greenhalgh, 2-7-7-9-[19]-[13]-11-1-1-8- ; 46
- 6. AUS 3, Rob Gough, [17]-8-13-8-8-2-4-[38]-6-1- ; 50T
- 7. GBR 7, Chris Rashley, 3-[35]-6-11-7-4-13-[36]-4-2- ; 50T
- 8. AUS 8, Julian Salter, [12]-9-8-5-2-[29]-5-3-12-11- ; 55
- 9. USA 3931, Brad Funk, [24/ZFP]-5-4-3-5-5-18-10-21-[23]- ; 71
- 10. NZL 3991, Peter Burling, [40]-28-[52]-2-10-7-6-9-11-4- ; 77
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