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36 minutes ago, phelps said:

men's Dinghy (ILCA 7), 16 Olympic Quota Places available, sailors qualified to the Medal Race

 

1. :AUS Matthew Wearn

2. :NZL George Gautrey

3. :GBR Michael Beckett

4. :FRA Jean Baptiste Bernaz

5. :CYP Pavlos Kontides

6. :ITA Lorenzo Brando Chiavarini

7. :NED Duko Bos

8. :ESP Joaquin Blanco

9. :NOR Hermann Tomasgaard

10. :GBR Elliot Hanson

 

if no DSQ happens in the Medal Race, :AUS Matt Wearn is already the World Champion, meanwhile only :NZL and :GBR can fight for Silver and Bronze

 

all the other sailors must be happy with the OQP

 

with :FRA already qualified as the Host Nation, the Olympic Quota Places go to :AUS:NZL:GBR:CYP:ITA:NED:ESP:NOR:GER:PER:BEL:FIN:HUN:CRO:POR:IRL 

thank you for your great job

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5 minutes ago, Josh said:

I rarely follow sailing outside of Olympics, can you explain to me what the hell a "ghost win" is :p @phelps

basically, you're awarded 1 won race because of the placement in the previous races

 

the sailors in this case must win 3 races to win the round and those who placed better in the qualification stage are awarded 2 or 1 win without even racing before the actual round starts (therefore "ghost wins")

 

so, in both semifinals heats, the best ranked in the qualification round started with 2 wins, the 2nd best with 1 win and the others from 0, meaning that the best ranked in the previous round have an advantage over their opponents

 

same criteria is also used in the final round

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Women's Dinghy (ILCA 7), 16 Olympic Quota Places available, sailors qualified to the Medal Race

 

1. :SUI Maud Jayet

2. :DEN Anne-Marie Ridom

3. :HUN Maria Erdi

4. :NED Marit Bouwmeester

5. :USA Charlotte Rose

6. :BEL Emma Plasschaert

7. :SWE Josefin Olsson

8. :ITA Carolina Albano

9. :POR Vasileia Karachaliou

10. :AUS Mara Stransky

 

Olympic Quota Places go to :SUI:DEN:HUN:NED:USA:BEL:SWE:ITA:POR:AUS:GBR:GER:NOR:POL:ARG:CAN

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1 hour ago, phelps said:

men's Dinghy (ILCA 7), 16 Olympic Quota Places available, sailors qualified to the Medal Race

 

1. :AUS Matthew Wearn

2. :NZL George Gautrey

3. :GBR Michael Beckett

4. :FRA Jean Baptiste Bernaz

5. :CYP Pavlos Kontides

6. :ITA Lorenzo Brando Chiavarini

7. :NED Duko Bos

8. :ESP Joaquin Blanco

9. :NOR Hermann Tomasgaard

10. :GBR Elliot Hanson

 

if no DSQ happens in the Medal Race, :AUS Matt Wearn is already the World Champion, meanwhile only :NZL and :GBR can fight for Silver and Bronze

 

all the other sailors must be happy with the OQP

 

with :FRA already qualified as the Host Nation, the Olympic Quota Places go to :AUS:NZL:GBR:CYP:ITA:NED:ESP:NOR:GER:PER:BEL:FIN:HUN:CRO:POR:IRL 

Huge turn around in race 10. Wearn started 20 pts behind and finished 20 pts ahead. You don't very often see that degree of change among the medal contenders so late in the contest.

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4 hours ago, Nickyc707 said:

Huge turn around in race 10. Wearn started 20 pts behind and finished 20 pts ahead. You don't very often see that degree of change among the medal contenders so late in the contest.

Beckett was always at risk after he picked up the BFD in race 5 - you can afford to have 1 bad race but not too.

 

On the upside for him, he was the most consistent sailor across the course of the regatta so will be right in the medal hunt next year - assuming he gets the nod over Eliott Hanson - but on the downside, this is the second regatta where he has led (and led well) in the early stages only to lose out to Wearn after the same thing happened at the Paris test event.

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