ich schaue gerade den Live Stram auf der PWA Seite. Kann mir einer die vielen Recalls erklären?
PWA Worldtour 10. - 14 Mai Torbole
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Frühstart, Wind unter dem Limit, Kurs nicht klar (Boje vertrieben), ...
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Finale kommt gleich, es sind nur 4 am Start: Becker und Prien sind dabei !
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ich finde es super dass trotz widriger Bedingungen gefahren wird
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Sehr geil, gerade noch das (mutmassliche) Finale gesehen - wenn das das Finale war: sehr geil, aus Patrik-Team-optik
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Ich hoffe, die Stimmung unter den Fahrer ist trotz der Bedingungen gut. Weiss jemand, ob gejammert wird, dass die Bedingungen nicht regulär seien?
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Frühstart, Wind unter dem Limit, Kurs nicht klar (Boje vertrieben), ...
Boje vertreiben gibts eigentlich nicht
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Zählt die erste Elimination?
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Ich hoffe, die Stimmung unter den Fahrer ist trotz der Bedingungen gut. Weiss jemand, ob gejammert wird, dass die Bedingungen nicht regulär seien?
Es wird immer gejammert, am Lautesten vom hinteren Feld.
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Was ist mit Vincent Langer, "doch" nicht dabei?
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Zählt die erste Elimination?
ja, ist eingetragen:
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ist eigentlich wer aus dem forum vor ort? was wurde denn für material gefahren
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Alex Cousin und Michele Becker waren offenbar auf den neuen Patrik Foils unterwegs - "the new AEON Foil".
Wow. pech für Nico, starker Auftakt für Michele Becker.
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was wurde denn für material gefahren
1 : 34 : 40 im stream, größte Segel 8.5, größte front wings zwischen 500-620.
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Freue mich für Femke (aktuell im Lead), eine tolle, integrative, junge Person.
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Das war Tag 2:
Alexandre Cousin strikes first blood in the men’s, whilst Femke van der Veen sets the pace in the women’s after a tricky day of racing
The weather on day two of the Torbole PWA World Cup still wasn’t your typical spring day in Lake Garda with more rain greeting the competitors again in the morning. However, the good news was that there was at least some wind to accompany the rain, which allowed the opening race in the men’s fleet and the first two elimination to be completed. Racing remained tricky throughout with the wind not only switching directions, but also varying in strength anywhere between 6-20 knots, which not only made gear selection difficult, but it also made timing starts extremely difficult, which led to numerous premature starts and disqualifications. At the end of proceedings today, Alexandre Cousin (Patrik / Patrik Sails / Patrik Foils) and Femke van der Veen (AV Boards / Point-7) lead the current event rankings.
Racing begins on day two of the Torbole PWA World Cup
Slalom
Women’s
Femke van der Veen (AV Boards / Point-7) heads up the overnight rankings at the close of day two after recording a bullet and a third in the opening two eliminations. However, that does not really tell the whole story as 7 out of the 11 women were disqualified for premature starts and it required five attempts to eventually gain a result. van der Veen led down the opening straight, but soon relinquished the lead to Mae Davico (Loftsails) after dropping her opening gybe, but was able to recover brilliantly to earn her first bullet on the World Tour and take the event lead.
Femke van der Veen all smiles
Sarah Jackson (Fanatic / Duotone) is currently van der Veen’s closest challenger with a deficit of 3.3 points. The Brit recorded a third and a fourth place today, whilst Davico currently completes the top three.
Sarah Jackson gybes
Vice-world champion - Justine Lemeteyer (FMX Racing / S2Maui / LOKEFOIL) - made a dream start to the event as she showed plenty of speed to claim a dominant victory in the opening elimination, which was also her first bullet on tour. However, in the next race Lemeteyer, together with Jenna Gibson (Fanatic / Duotone),who finished second in the opener,, were disqualified for premature starts, which resulted in them being awarded joint 9th causing the young French girl to drop from 1st to 4th and currently 6 points off the pace, whilst Gibson is a further place and point behind.
Justine Lemeteyer goes head-to-head with Mortefon
Marion Mortefon’s (Fanatic / Duotone / Phantom Foil) title defence didn’t get off to the start she would’ve wanted with the 31-year-old finishing 6th in the opening elimination, before also being disqualified from the second round for a premature start, which leaves Mortefon down in 8th place. There is still plenty of time for Mortefon to recover from those mistakes, but she will now have to rely on discard to get herself back into contention.
Men’s
Just as in the second Women’s race, the opening Men’s final took multiple attempts to complete after a number of over earlies, which saw five out of the 8 finalists disqualified from Heat 13. That left just Nico Prien (JP / NeilPryde), Michele Becker (Patrik / Patrik Sails / Patrik Foils) and Alexandre Cousin (Patrik / Patrik Sails / Patrik Foils) standing. Prien took the early lead, but Cousin who had look blisteringly quick all day would eventually reel in the German and take the opening bullet of the week to lead the men’s ranking at the end of day two.
Alexandre Cousin celebrates a bullet
Becker, who is competing in his first full year on tour will be delighted with his start to the event after pipping Prien to second place, leaving the German to complete the top three.
Michele Becker secures second place
Reigning world champion - Maciek Rutkowski (FMX Racing / Challenger Sails) - has to settle for joint fourth in the opening elimination alongside Matteo Iachino (Starboard / Severne Sails), Amado Vrieswijk (Future Fly / Severne Sails) and seventeen-year-old - Will McMillan (Starboard / Challenger Sails / Phantom Foils), who qualified for his first winners’ final in only his second event. Meanwhile, Bruno Martini (JP / NeilPryde) completes the top 8.
Will McMillan makes the final
Enrico Marotti (JP / NeilPryde), who won the last event of 2022 in Japan, missed out on a place in the opening winners’ final, but would still secure on a place in the top 10 after winning the b-final to secure 9th place ahead of Pierre Mortefon (Fanatic / Duotone / Phantom Foils).
Enrico Marotti syncs up
The top 16 is currently completed by Ingmar Daldorf (Tabou / GA Sails), Benoit Merceur (Severne Sails), Jordy Vonk (Fanatic / Duotone), Ennio dal Pont (Fanatic / Duotone), Johan Soe (FMX Racing / Point-7) and William Huppert (Phantom / Phantom Sails / Phantom Foils).
With the wind slowly declining after midday the sailors were eventually released at 3pm for the day. The forecast for tomorrow doesn’t look anything special on paper, but it is expected that the morning North wind will give the best chance of racing again, whilst the afternoon does also hold some promise that the Ora will kick in in the afternoon. The sailors will meet again at 7am on Friday morning with the action commencing from 7:45am (GMT+2) onwards.
Forecast for the next couple of days in Torbole
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Current Ranking 2023 Torbole PWA World Cup - Women’s Slalom
*After 2 Eliminations
1st Femke van der Veen (NED | AV Boards / Point-7)
2nd Sarah Jackson (GBR | Fanatic / Duotone)
3rd Mae Davico (FRA | Loftsails)
4th Justine Lemeteyer (FRA | FMX Racing / S2Maui / LokeFoil)
Current Ranking 2023 Torbole PWA World Cup - Men’s Slalom
*After 1 Elimination
1st Alexandre Cousin (FRA | Patrik / Patrik Sails / Patrik Foils / Chopper Fins)
2nd Michele Becker (GER | Patrik / Patrik Sails / Patrik Foils)
3rd Nico Prien (GER | JP / NeilPryde)
4th Will McMillan (THA | Starboard / Challenger Sails)
4th Amado Vrieswijk (NB | Future Fly / Severne Sails)
4th Maciek Rutkowski (POL | FMX Racing / Challenger Sails)
8th Bruno Martini (ITA | JP / NeilPryde)
9th Enrico Marotti (CRO | JP / NeilPryde)
10th Pierre Mortefon (FRA | Fanatic / Duotone / Phantom Foils)
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Becker und Prien haben es wieder unter die letzten 16 ins Halbfinale geschafft. Zur Zeit gibt es eine Pause ....
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Bericht vom gestrigen Race in der Surf:
PWA World Cup Gardasee: Michele Becker und Nico Prien auf dem Podium, Cousin gewinnt | SURF (surf-magazin.de) -
Team PATRIK celebrating the 1st & 2nd place at the first PWA race 2023 on their new AEON foil:
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