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Day 5 – Result after Race 4
The pending protest was decided by the International Jury. Here the leaderboard after 4 races:
Result overall Micro Cupper after race 4
Result Micro Cupper Racer after race 4
Result Micro Cupper Cruiser after race 4
Day 5 – Long distance race – provisional result
A good breeze from the NE was blowing when the Race commitee hoist the flag for the first warning signal for the mandatory long-distance races for the Micro Cupper World Championship 2014. As the days before the breeze build up during the race.
After his strong performance with 3 bullets yesterday skipper Piotr Ogrodnik and his crew Piotr Petryla and Grzegorz Banasczyk on POL 90 proved that they are in top form and finished first again. POL 77 with the reiging Micro Cupper World Champion Piotr Tarnacki at the helm took second place, RUS 39, skippered by Gennadiy Svistunov, took third place.
Provisional result after race 4 because protest by competitiors
Day 4 – Review
Yesterday the race committee of the World Championship did a great job! Supported by Segler-Club Gothia on water race team they prepared a proper race course for the 55 competitors. After 3 intense races with an increasing breeze up to 14 kns from the NE back in the harbour the crews enjoyed a perfect Sailors BBQ provided by Hahnemann Projektentwicklungsgesellschaft, Oder Hotel and Veltins Brewery as sponsors to the World Championship.
Overall result after race 3
Day 5 – Long distance race
First warning signal for the long distance race is 10:30. The competitors will race between Potsdam and Spandau, passing by one of the most beautiful landscapes in Prussia.
Day 4 – Result after 3 Races
After the 3 races the International Jury has to decide 7 protests by competitors so a took some time to fix the result list for today. Here the scoreboard:
Result overall Micro Cupper after race 3
Result Micro Cupper Racer after race 3
Result Micro Cupper Cruiser after race 3
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