| TRAVEMÜNDE, GERMANY-(23-7-2003) Travemuende. It’s the beginning of the second half of the Travemuende week,
many championships are sailed and the foreigners had their big time on
Wednesday 23 July. Far in front, the British 29er and Musto Skiff teams
dominated their fleets in the European Championships, while the locals have
their bows in front in the Hobie Tiger Euro and the Australians go big in
the A-Cat Euro. Again races could only be started in the afternoon, because
the big summer heat covered the bight of Luebeck with dead calm in the
morning, but afterwards the sailing continued until 8 pm in the evening.
16-year old Tom Smedley and his crew Steve Wilson lead the European
Championship in the 29er class after three races in an international fleet
of 51 starters. Compatriots and holding World Champions David Evans (17) and
Richard Peacock followed with equal points on second place.
Fully in British hands is the Musto Skiff class. The first seven teams of
the 15 boat strong fleet are sailing under the Union Jack flag. Matthew
Toone is leading after three races, tied with Richard Stenhouse in second
place.
The Russian Alexander Nikolaev leads after two races in the Olympic Laser
class, Moritz Almes and Thomas Endom from Germany take the places. The
international contender fleet sailed two races and saw the Dane Søren
Andreasen in front, tied with Karsten Kraus from Kiel, Germany.
On the third day of the A-Cat European Championship, favourite Glenn Ashby
from Australia could finally take over the leading position after six races
and five straight firsts. Fellow countryman Scott Anderson follows closely,
but Sascha Wallmer from Switzerland in third position is already far behind
the leading two.
The lead in the Hobie Tiger class went to Ulf and Susanne Hahn from Kiel,
Germany after two races in the beginning of their Euros Bredendiek/Froehmer
following. The fleet of 67 Hobie Cat 14, starting their World Championship,
sailed two races and three Germans leading the international competition.
Joachim Wegner scores first in the single handed multihull fleet. Second
place is occupied from Jochen Sierck and Frank Suchanek following as third.
Results of the 114th Travemuende Week from Wednesday 23 July
Hobie 14 class Worlds after 2 races
1. Wegener (Hamburg, Germany) 4 points; 2. Sierck (Germany) 10; 3. Suchanek
(Germany) 11; 4. Du Toit (Republic of South Africa) 16; 5. Loepertz
(Germany) 17; 6. Lange (Germany) 20.
29er class Europeans after 3 races
1. Smedley/Wilson (Great Britain) 12 points; 2. Evans/Peacock (Great
Britain) 12; 3. Lehtinen/Pennanen (Finland) 13; 4. Mueller/Keller
(Switzerland) 16; 5. Jensen/Jensen (Denmark) 21; 6. Chapman/Dawson (Great
Britain) 23.
A-Cat class Europeans after 6 races
1. Glenn Ashby (Australia) 5 points; 2. Scott Anderson (Australia) 9; 3.
Sascha Wallmer (Switzerland) 23; 4. Reinhard Egner (Stephanskirchen,
Germany) 33; 5. Erik Van Empel (Netherlands) 34; 6. Luigi Blancato (Italy)
38.
Hobie Tiger class Europeans after 2 races
1. Hahn/Hahn (Kiel, Germany) 4 points; 2. Bredendiek/Froehmer (Duesseldorf,
Germany) 6; 3. Gosche (Germany) 6; 4. Beike/Bannert (Luebeck, Germany) 10;
5. Loos/Van Leeuwen (Netherlands) 12; 6. Fequet (France) 13.
Dyas class after 2 races
1. Suesse/Bender (Cologne, Germany) 3 points; 2. Seyfarth/Schmidt
(Hoehr-Grenzhausen, Germany) 10; 3. Breuer/Breuer (Simmerath, Germany) 11;
4. Woiwode/Kraemer (Simmerath, Germany) 12; 5. Leicher/Andreas (Koblenz,
Germany) 12; 6. Zinsli/Iten (Switzerland) 15.
49er class after 3 races
1. Toft Nielsen/Toft Nielsen (Denmark) 4 points; 2. Gernhardt/Erdmann (Kiel,
Germany) 8; 3. Oehme/Kleine (Hamburg, Germany) 9; 4. Conrad/Conrad (Essen,
Germany) 13; 5. Homeyer/Sibbersen (Kiel, Germany) 18; 6.
Briesenick-Pudenz/Massmann (Flensburg, Germany) 18.
Contender class after 2 races
1. Søren Andreasen (Denmark) 4 points; 2. Karsten Kraus (Kiel, Germany) 4;
3. Jan Von der Bank (Kiel, Germany) 9; 4. Marcus Hamilton (Australia) 10; 5.
Stuart Brown (Luebeck) 10; 6. Michael Starck (Idstein, Germany) 13;.
FD class after 2 races
1. Langefeld/Wilbert (Mayen, Germany) 3 points; 2. Koenig/Greten (Marburg,
Germany) 3; 3. Koenig/Brack (Waldeck-Niederwerbe, Germany) 7; 4.
Prenzler/Bollweg (Hannover, Germany) 9; 5. Altenhain/Mende (Berlin) 12; 6.
Haupt/Höft (Garbsen, Germany) 16.
Korsar class after 2 races
1. Tscherneck/Linnemann (Ahlen, Germany) 2 points; 2. Arlt/Kluke (Berlin,
Germany) 7; 3. Schaber/Pabst (Duisburg, Germany) 8; 4. Duncker/Geyer
(Berlin) 8; 5. Heidrich/Mauer (Potsdam, Germany) 11; 6. Huber/Rogers
(Herrsching, Germany) 12.
Laser class after 2 races
1. Alexander Nikolaev (Russia) 4 points; 2. Moritz Almes (Hamburg, Germany)
5; 3. Thomas Endom (Krefeld, Germany) 9; 4. Ingmar Kirchner (Elmenhorst,
Germany) 10; 5. Ulf Neumann (Frankurt, Germany) 13; 6. Sven Langwasser
(Rostock, Germany) 14.
Musto Skiff class Euro Cup after 3 races
1. Toone (Great Britain) 5 points; 2. Stenhouse (Great Britain) 7; 3.
Turnbull (Great Britain) 9; 4. Oliver (Great Britain) 15; 5. Stenhouse
(Great Britain) 16; 6. Kennard (Great Britain) 16.
Pirat IDM class after 3 races
1. Bogumil/Bogumil (Berlin, Germany) 13 points; 2. Saeger/Gluschke (Hohen
Neuendorf, Germany) 17; 3. Kemper/Mattonet (Havixbeck, Germany) 18; 4.
Schoenfeldt/Gundlage (Hamburg, Germany) 21; 5. Bredt/Friedrich (Hannover,
Germany) 23; 6. Muencheberg/Steffen (Rostock, Germany) 34.
SZV class after 5 races
1. Kopplin/Lüters (Berlin) 4 points; 2. Antrecht/Garzmann (Neustadt,
Germany) 11; 3. Braendle/Hau (Wuppertal, Germany) 11; 4. Hotho/Gensch
(Wunstorf, Germany) 20; 5. Antrecht/Hoppmann (Neustadt, Germany) 27; 6.
Friedhoff/Friedhoff (Steinhude, Germany) 28.
Hobie FX-One class Euro Cup after 2 races
1. Pool (Netherlands) 3 points; 2. Zwitser (Netherlands) 3; 3. Deurloo
(Netherlands) 6; 4. Schrader (Cuxhaven, Germany) 10; 5. Rooij (Netherlands)
12; 6. Spellen (Netherlands) 13.
Sportsboats class after 1 race
1. „Bull-Y-Hoo“, M. Schreiber,1 points.; 2. „Gemini”, J. Satrapa, 2; 3. “HDW
I”, T. Ross, 3; 4. `Lekkerbek`, A. Stegner, 4; 5. „R Playmate”, Hans- H.
Rueggesiek, (all Germany); (12 of 17 starters did not sail today)
Hobie 16 Spi `Youth` after 3 races
1. Phipps/Cock (Great Britain) 3 points; 2. Tayler/Tayler (Great Britain) 9;
3. Crawford/Crawford (Great Britain) 10; 4. Cooper/Martin (Great Britain)
12; 5. Heitsch/Bockelmann () 13; 6. Pimenta/Dinsdale (France) 18.
Hobie 16 Spi `Open` after 3 races
1. Phipps/Cock (Great Britain) 5 points; 2. Booth/Booth (France) 8; 3.
Colby/Riców (France) 13; 4. Tayler/Tayler (Great Britain) 16; 5.
Crawford/Crawford (Great Britain) 17; 6. Christoph/Alban (France) 17.
Hobie Dragoon after 3 races
1. Newton/Tayler (Great Britain) 3 points; 2. Barche/Osterloh (Luebeck) 6;
3. Hinzpeter/Texdorf (Herrnburg, Germany) 10.
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