Nacra 17 Tokyo Olympics: Day 2 Results

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  • The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition will see 350 athletes from 65 nations race across the ten Olympic disciplines. Enoshima Yacht Harbour, the host venue of the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Sailing Competition, will once again welcome sailors from 25 July to 4 August 2021. 29 July, 2021 © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition will see 350 athletes from 65 nations race across the ten Olympic disciplines. Enoshima Yacht Harbour, the host venue of the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Sailing Competition, will once again welcome sailors from 25 July to 4 August 2021. 29 July, 2021 © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition will see 350 athletes from 65 nations race across the ten Olympic disciplines. Enoshima Yacht Harbour, the host venue of the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Sailing Competition, will once again welcome sailors from 25 July to 4 August 2021. 29 July, 2021 © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition will see 350 athletes from 65 nations race across the ten Olympic disciplines. Enoshima Yacht Harbour, the host venue of the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Sailing Competition, will once again welcome sailors from 25 July to 4 August 2021. 29 July, 2021 © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition will see 350 athletes from 65 nations race across the ten Olympic disciplines. Enoshima Yacht Harbour, the host venue of the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Sailing Competition, will once again welcome sailors from 25 July to 4 August 2021. 29 July, 2021 © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Sailing Competition will see 350 athletes from 65 nations race across the ten Olympic disciplines. Enoshima Yacht Harbour, the host venue of the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Sailing Competition, will once again welcome sailors from 25 July to 4 August 2021. 29 July, 2021 © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • © Sailing Energy / World Sailing
  • © Sailing Energy / World Sailing

All images © Sailing Energy / World Sailing – No Live stream today so we only have results, tracking available though.

More breeze today and the mighty Rugger Tita & Caterina Banti continue to perform maintaining the lead. Still John Gimson & Ann Burnet scored 1,1,2 for the day climbing to 2nd overall.

The trilogy of Young Guns completes with Kohlhoff & Suthlemmer in 3rd overall.

Veterans Lange & Carranza, holding pretty well vs the younger crews in these conditions and much races left still. Lets see forecast and if calmer winds enters the scene.

Tracking links here: https://tokyo2020.sailing.org/multimedia/tracking/

Top ten below, complete results at https://tokyo2020.sailing.org/results-centre/

PosFlagCREWR1R2R3R4R5R6TotNet
1stItalyRuggero Tita Caterina Banti1312-51138
2ndGreat BritainJohn Gimson Anna Burnet-7521121811
3rdGermanyPaul Kohlhoff Alica Stuhlemmer51733-113019
4thArgentinaSantiago Raul Lange Cecilia Carranza Saroli625-8463123
5thAustraliaJason Waterhouse Lisa Darmanin2-1144783625
6thSpainTara Pacheco Van Rijnsoever Florian Trittel Paul466-10633525
7thFranceQuentin Delapierre Manon Audinet-18435974628
8thDenmarkLin Cenholt Christian Lubeck88-107243929
9thAustriaThomas Zajac Barbara Matz3108-141355339
10thUSARiley Gibbs Anna Weis9712611-135845

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