| TRAVEMUENDE, GERMANY-(24-7-2005) The ISAF set the route and the 116th Travemuende Week followed the advice
first in Germany. Tuesday (26 July) will see the first ever final races to
be held in the Tornado, 49er and 29er class. Only the best six of each
competition are qualified. And the race course will be located close to the
beach so that the sailing fans on shore can watch the finals easily.
`We have made up our mind very early to go the new way`, explained race
chairman Walter Mielke, `and we are excited to see how it all works.` The
final race will be not longer than approximately 10 to 15 minutes. The last
in each race will be eliminated until only three boats left. Those will sail
as much fleet races as necessary before the first competitor earned two
wins.
`This is the future of sailing`, said four times Olympian Roland Gäbler, `we
are looking forward to it.` For Gäbler and his crew Gunnar Struckmann from
Kiel the new format means they still can hope for an overall victory in
Travemuende. After eight fleet races done on Monday (25 July) they turned
out only third seven points behind Kirilyuk/Ushkov (Russia), who lead two
points ahead of Style/Vials (Great Britain).
Whilst two times world champions Wolfgang Hunger and Holger Jess (Germany)
missed only one point to be unbeatable with one more race to go the fight
for silver in the international German 505 Championships is tight. Three
crews scoring 24 points with Germans Lehmann/Schöler and
Kellner/Stammerjohann and US boys Hamlin/Lewis.
Overall results after day three of the 116th Travemuende Week
International German 505 Championships (after eight races): 1. Hunger/Jess
(Strande) 18 Points, 2. Lehmann/Schöler (Hamburg) 24, 3.
Kellner/Stammerjohann (Hechendorf) 24, 4. Hamlin/Lewis (USA) 24, 5.
Finglas/M Nicdol (USA) 29, 6. Köchlin/ Priegann (Molfsee) 34.
470 (after six races): 1. Wagner/Hartmann (Berlin) 8 Points, 2.
Doffing/Kaminski (Darmstadt) 11; 3. van den Hout-Nolte/Nolte (Delligsen) 19,
4. Neuroth/Jung (Köln) 21, 5. Berg/Berg (Kiel) 24, 6. Hiller/Janssen
(Westerstede) 26.
49er (after twelve races): 1. Rein/Boehmer (Kiel) 12 Points, 2. Sieber/Kruse
(Austria) 25, 3. Lewin/Lewin (Barkelsby) 41, 4.Glanz/Weisang (Austria) 46,
5.Kohout/ Brandstötter (Austria) 54, 6. Schmid/Kocholl (Lindau) 70.
Laser (after eight races): 1. Alexander Schlonski (Rostock) 8 Points; 2.
Tobias Schadewaldt (Kiel) 10, 3. Mathias Rieck (Rostock) 22, 4. Bastian
Reichartz (Kiel) 22, 5. Simon Grotelüschen (Lübeck) 27, 6. Stefan Hoffmann
(Hamburg) 31.
Tornado (after eight races): 1. Kirilyuk/Ushkov (Russia) 10 Points, 2.
Style/Vials (Great Britain) 12, 3. Gäbler/Struckmann (Tinglev) 17., 4.
Nowak/Rusterholz (Wallenhorst) 25, 5. Ronholt/Moller (Denmark) 26, 6.
Loweg/Loweg (Stuttgart) 29.
29er (after ten races): 1. Friedhoff/Munding (Duisburg) 11 Points, 2.
Barche/Osterloh (Lübeck) 25, 3. Jepsen/Jepsen (Heikendorf) 26, 4.
Horsch/Ellerbroek (Hamburg) 28, 5. Stadernann/Dullo (Falkendorf) 35, 6.
Mogadas/Mogadas (Kiel) 39.
420 (after eight races): 1. Kerl/Hall (Australia) 11 Points, 2.Omay/Higgins
(Australia) 13, 3. Radowki/Kondlewski (Poland) 13, 4. Oliver/Thomson
(Australia) 16, 5. Tschischkale/Quemer (Berlin) 26, 6. Schlitter/Maus
(Berlin) 29.
Beneteau 25 (after eight races): 1. Niklas Ganssauge (Hamburg) 11 Points, 2.
Mads Christensen (Denmark) 17, 3. Oliver Schwall (Preetz) 20, 4. Helmar
Nauck (Kiel) 21, 5. Kai Mares (Dänischenhagen) 31, 6. Jens Tschentscher
(Bremen) 41.
Flying Dutchman (after six races): 1. König/Janisch (Marburg) 9 Points; 2.
König/Brack (Waldeck-Niederwerbe) 17, 3. Langefeld/Wilbert (Mayen) 17, 4.
Ballerstein/Wellensich (Lübeck) 18, 5. Havik/Zandstra (Netherlands) 20, 6.
Schreiber/Romberg (Berlin) 22.
Formula 18 (after eight races): 1. Sach/Sach (Zarnekau) 7 Points, 2.
Wolf/John (Hamburg) 10, 3. Gosche/Bach (Bremen) 17, 4. Lindstädt/Hahn
(Norderstedt) 21, 5. Kearns/Burns (Great Britain) 26, 6. Cooper/Martin
(Great Britain) 34.
J-22 (after eight races): 1. Menzner/Lichte/Wolter (Stein) 6 Points, 2.
Verkuyl/Verwoest/de Pree (Netherlands) 12, 3. Regener/Regener/Regener
(Bremen) 20, 4. Arbogast/Kelly/Schottmüller (Freiburg) 21, 5.
Wens/Döblitz/Leon (Attendorn) 26, 6. Kähler/Bareis/Schmmelpfennig (Berlin)
27.
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Pirate (after seven races): 1. Babendererde/Oehme (Lübeck) 8 Points, 2.
Kaitschick/Gardeweg (Lübeck) 16, 3. Witzmann/Kretschmann (Berlin) 16, 4.
Wieting/Wieting (Hamburg) 23, 5. Domian/Heuer (Rondeshagen) 36, 6.
Quante/Geilenkothen (Münster) 39.
Skiff Open (after ten races): 1. Christian Brandt (Hamburg) 9 Points, 2.
Achim Kreutzer (Hamburg) 17, 3. Tobia Kunz (Hamburg) 24, 4. Erik Loeff
(Netherlands) 27, 5. Martin Sattelkau (Berlin) 32, 6. Manuel Radek
(Grünenplan) 44.
Streamline (after eight races): 1. Bähr/Bähr/Herbst (Berlin) 7 Points, 2.
Schultheiss/Schulte/Thiele (Kleinmachnow) 12, 3. Labek/Müller/Ulf
(Oberaudorf) 13, 4. Rüggesiek (Berlin) 26, 5. Gawlitta/Gawlitta/Wallmen
(Berlin) 30.
Dyas (after five races): 1. Sueße/Bender (Cologne) 5 Points, 2.
Seyfarth/Schmidt (Höhr-Grenzhausen) 6, 3. Roland/Rocholl (Gelsenkirchen) 17,
4. Grotebrune/Stricker (Hamburg) 21, 5. Zinsli/Iten (Switzerland) 29, 6.
Schmidt/Schleicher (Munich) 35.
Trias (after five races): 1. Uerlichs/Stoffels/Uerlichs (Simmerath) 5, 2.
Stamm/Reeh/Glaeser (Berlin) 10, 3. Assheuer/Schaad/Zeller (Cologne) 16, 4.
Rosenberger/ Diehl/Kube (Berlin) 17, 5. Hanisch/Hallensleben/Hanisch
(Berlin) 18, 6. Bergner/Billig/Jumpertz (Schwabach) 23.
Javelin (after five races): 1. Schlittenhard/Schlittenhard (Braunschweig) 8,
2. Earl/Earl (Great Britain) 9, 3. Smith/Dyson (Great Britain) 13, 4.
Dixon/Partington-Smith (Great Britain) 17, 5. Pessers/Pessers (Netherlands)
19, 6. Scheel/Prehn (Weightendonk) 21.
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