Moth Worlds 2013: Gulari leads, Outteridge 2nd.



All images ThMartinez.com. Loick Peyron is racing too. Full report & more pics at Mothworlds.org. Official Report: Kaneohe Bay, HI(16 October 2013) – Light to moderate trade winds swept Kaneohe Bay Hawaii today, allowing four spectacular races in the postcard-perfect conditions Hawaii is known for for the 3rd day of the 2013 McConaghy + McDougall International Moth World Championship. 2009 Moth World Champion Bora Gulari took advantage of a weaker performance from Nathan Outteridge today, blasting ahead of the 2011 World Champ by a five point margin. Florida’s Brad Funk closed to within 8 points of Outteridge to round out the top 3.

Today’s high-speed action meant plenty of breakages, collisions, and general carnage on the course; the Moth Worlds media team will send a more detailed news release, along with today’s HD highlight reel, and the winner of the $1000 Velocitek “Dash For Cash”, in the early hours of the morning.

Pos Sail   Skipper Yacht Club  1   2   3   4   5   6   7  Total
1   USA 7   Bora Gulari   Bayview Yacht Club   [16]   1   2   1   3   3   7   17  
2   AUS 3997   Nathan Outteridge   Wangi Sailing Club   1   2   1   [10]   9   1   8   22  
3   AUS 8   Julian Salter   Royal yacht club of Tasmania   11   9   8   5   2   [29]   5   40T  
4   USA 1111   Brad Funk   Lauderdale yacht club   [24/ZFP]   5   4   3   5   5   18   40T  
5   AUS 3   Rob Gough   royal yacht club of tasmania   [15]   8   13   8   8   2   4   43  
6   GBR 7   Chris Rashley   Royal London Yacht Club   3   [35]   6   11   7   4   13   44  
7   AUS 2   Scott Babbage   WSC   4   4   [27]   24   1   12   1   46  
8   GBR 3982   BEN PATON   LYMINGTON TOWN SC   [30/ZFP]   3   3   15   23   6   3   53  
9   AUS 1   Josh Mcknight   RPAYC   7   10   [16]   7   14   10   9   57  
10  USA 4054   George Peet   BYC/LTYC   5   6   9   [37]   22   9   14   65T  
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