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Good sailing conditions almost the whole week (except tricky conditions on the Medal Stage day) which allowed completing the program.
After SWC in Palma, ISAF confirmed the new format for racing and scoring. The format for each Olympic event consisted of a single or split fleet qualification series, depending on the number of entries. Ranking at the end of qualifying series, including one discard after two races had been sailed, was counted as a Carry Forward race in the final series. It was counted as one, first race in the final series.
At the end of the final series, after a second discard, the top ten ranked boats advanced to the medal stage, which consisted of two medal races, (4 for 49ers). Both in the Qualifying and Final series, the first place is scored 0 points and second 2, third 3, etc. In medal stage points are doubled.
One difference to Palma was that the CF race was not discardable in Hyeres.
The NoR stated that all boats should display their national flags on both sides of her mainsail (NOR 2.3). RC protested 3 boats at the end of the first day: 2 in 470, 1 in laser.
The 470 sailors where imposed discretionary penalties of 1 point per race sailed without flag.
The laser sailor had been given a late entry a few days before the event, and had therefore not been able to order and receive a flag before the 1st day of racing. He painted a flag in his sail. The jury considered that he made a genuine effort to comply with NOR 2.3 and therefore imposed a discretionary penalty of 0 points.
45 protests were lodged.
Ner of classes: 12
Entries: 750
Ner of Countries represented: 50
Ner of Races sailed: 164
Ner of requests for redress: 8
Ner of requests for redress for OCS: 1
Ner of requests for OCS granted: 0
Total number of hearings: 45
Total number of arbitrations: 0
Number of % penalties: 0
To be completed only if Appendix P was applied.
Number of First Penalties (Appendix P2.1): 44
Number of Second Penalties (Appendix P2.2): 9
Number of Third Penalties (Appendix P2.3): 2
P2.3 Subsequent Penalties: 0
Event:
Sailing World Cup Hyeres
Date Event Started
20 April 2013
Event Location:
HYERES, FRA
Group Event belongs:
D - Southern Europe
Jury Chairman's name:
Jan Stage
Jury chairman's email:
jans@cs.aau.dk
Judge submitting report:
Sylvie Harle
Email of judge submitting report:
sylvie.harle@gmail.com
PRO at event :
Nino Shmueli
PRO sailorID and status:
ISRNS1 ( IRO )
Email of PRO:
ninos@netvision.net.il
Was this an International Jury Panel ?
Yes
Please name each judge (including the chairman) and their country and IJ or NJ certification. one per line
Jan Stage (IJ) DENJS12
Ana Sanchez (IJ) ESPAS1
Luis Ferrandiz (IJ) ESPLF3
Marianne Middelthon (IJ) NORMM1
Andrus Poksi (IJ) ESTAP4
Kamen Fillyov (IJ) BULKF1
Luciano Giacomi (IJ) ITALG11
Klaus Lahme (IJ) GERKL6
Manuel Santos e Silva (IJ) PORMS3
Bernadette Delbart (IJ) FRABD13
Jean-Bertand Mothes-Masse (IJ) FRAJM29
Jean-Miltiade Bouyoukas (IJ) FRAJB45
Patrick Chapelle (NJ) FRACP38
Romain Gautier (NJ) FRARG10
Sylvie Harle (NJ) FRASH1
Yohan Peronneau (NJ) FRAYP8
Jan Stage (IJ) DENJS12
Ana Sanchez (IJ) ESPAS1
Luis Ferrandiz (IJ) ESPLF3
Marianne Middelthon (IJ) NORMM1
Andrus Poksi (IJ) ESTAP4
Kamen Fillyov (IJ) BULKF1
Luciano Giacomi (IJ) ITALG11
Klaus Lahme (IJ) GERKL6
Manuel Santos e Silva (IJ) PORMS3
Bernadette Delbart (IJ) FRABD13
Jean-Bertand Mothes-Masse (IJ) FRAJM29
Jean-Miltiade Bouyoukas (IJ) FRAJB45
Patrick Chapelle (NJ) FRACP38
Romain Gautier (NJ) FRARG10
Sylvie Harle (NJ) FRASH1
Yohan Peronneau (NJ) FRAYP8
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