· Pau Schilt, who was not classified for the World Cup, gets his place for the Europe World Championship thanks to this result
· In second place, 4 points from the first position, was Danish Anna Livbjerg and in third place, 2 points from the second, was Norwegian Lars Johan Brodtkorb.
Pau Schilt, from Garraf Yacht Club, winner of the Europe Class Open Week· Pau Schilt, who was not classified for the World Cup, gets his place for the Europe WorldChampionship thanks to this result· In second place, 4 points from the first position, was Danish Anna Livbjerg and in third place,2 points from the second, was Norwegian Lars Johan Brodtkorb.Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, 05 August 2019.
The Europe Class Open Week, held in waters of the ElBalís Yacht Club, ended last friday.The 80 participating vessels have contested the seventh of the eight scheduled events that have beendecisive in configuring the Open Week podium.
This competition allowed the participants to obtainqualifying results for participation in the World Championship to be held, also in El Balís, next 5-9August.With a wind between 7 and 15 knots, the four days elapsed under exceptional weather conditions thatallowed the participants to complete all the tests within the first three days, with a considerable wind.Pau Schilt has a place for the World Championship.Despite not being classified, Pau Schilt, with the first place achieved in the Europe Open Week, qualifiesfor the Europe World Championship to be held next week.Schilt stated “I am very happy to return to sailing after finishing my pharmacy studies and to be backwith the people of the sailing world”.
In the top ten there are 6 SpaniardsIn the top ten there are 6 Spaniards, the others being from Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Belgium.The podium is made up of Pau Schilt in first place, Danish Anna Lievbjerg in the second place, the thirdposition being for Norwegian Lars Johan Brodtkorb.The classification from fourth to tenth place is as follows: Marco Tello from CN El Balís, Alejandro Parejafrom RCN Torrevieja, Swedish Alex Burla, Belgian Toon Van Caneghem, Alex Collins from CN Palamós,Ascension Roca from RCN Torrevieja and Rafael Rabassa from CN El Balís.In the competition took part 80 sailors from 10 countries with a sizeable Spanish fleet represented by46 sailors, 14 of whom represented CN El Balís. Of the 80 participants, the majority were European,save three who sailed in representation of Colombia and Brazil.
The Europe Class Open Week, held in waters of the El Balís Yacht Club, ended last friday.
The 80 participating vessels have contested the seventh of the eight scheduled events that have been decisive in configuring the Open Week podium. This competition allowed the participants to obtain qualifying results for participation in the World Championship to be held, also in El Balís, next 5-9 August.
With a wind between 7 and 15 knots, the four days elapsed under exceptional weather conditions that allowed the participants to complete all the tests within the first three days, with a considerable wind.
Pau Schilt has a place for the World Championship. Despite not being classified, Pau Schilt, with the first place achieved in the Europe Open Week, qualifies for the Europe World Championship to be held next week. Schilt stated “I am very happy to return to sailing after finishing my pharmacy studies and to be back with the people of the sailing world”.
In the top ten there are 6 Spaniards In the top ten there are 6 Spaniards, the others being from Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Belgium. The podium is made up of Pau Schilt in first place, Danish Anna Lievbjerg in the second place, the third position being for Norwegian Lars Johan Brodtkorb. The classification from fourth to tenth place is as follows: Marco Tello from CN El Balís, Alejandro Pareja from RCN Torrevieja, Swedish Alex Burla, Belgian Toon Van Caneghem, Alex Collins from CN Palamós, Ascension Roca from RCN Torrevieja and Rafael Rabassa from CN El Balís.
In the competition took part 80 sailors from 10 countries with a sizeable Spanish fleet represented by 46 sailors, 14 of whom represented CN El Balís. Of the 80 participants, the majority were European, save three who sailed in representation of Colombia and Brazil.