Alican Kaynar (TUR) Finn by @The World Sailing Show - Post Details
Alican Kaynar (TUR) Finn
Alican Kaynar has been steadily working himself up through the Finn fleet, one of the most hotly contested classes. It's a long but productive haul for the young family man.
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The World Sailing Show - Oct 2018
Subscribe to The World Sailing Show: http://bit.ly/WorldSailingShowSub 0:51 36th America’s Cup Overture 7:17 Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race – part 1 13:48 Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race – part 2 17:23 52 Super Series – Puerto Portals 20:39 Extreme Sailing Series – Straight talk To complete the 1,800 mile course means negotiating strong tides, volatile weather and the UK’s most notorious headlands. Little surprise that the RORC Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race is considered by many to be Europe’s toughest race. This year was no exception. It was a big day for the sailing world’s most prestigious trophy as the America’s Cup returned to Cowes to take centre stage as the plans for the 36th America’s Cup were revealed. Plus, we head to Puerto Portals for the 52 Super Series’ penultimate event and to the Extreme Sailing Series for some straight talk.
Day 2 Highlights - Sibenik 52 Super Series Sailing Week, Croatia
After a beautifully scenic 30-nautical-mile coastal race tour of the islands off Sibenik, third place across the finish line sees reigning TP52 World Champions Platoon step up to lead the hotly contested first regatta of the 2018 52 SUPER SERIES season, the Sibenik 52 SUPER SERIES Sailing Week. While there was an extremely satisfying runaway victory for Takashi Okura’s mainly Kiwi crew on Sled, a team now comprising almost all past or present Team New Zealand America’s Cup sailors, it was the third place of Harm Müller-Spreer’s team with rivals and team-mates Quantum Racing in eighth that now means the German-flagged crew lead by five points after eight races. Standings after three races: 1. Platoon (GER) (Harm Müller-Spreer) (1,4,3) 8 p. 2. Quantum Racing (USA) (Doug DeVos) (4,1,8) 13 p. 3. Onda (BRA) (Eduardo de Souza Ramos) (2,7,5) 14 p. 4. Sled (USA) (Takashi Okura) (12,3,1) 16 p. 5. Provezza (TUR) (Ergin Imre) (5,9,4) 18 p. 6. Paprec Recyclage (FRA) (Jean Luc Petithuguenin) (6,12,2) 20 p. 7. Gladiator (GBR) (Tony Langley) (10(+2 PEN),2,7) 21 p. 8. Luna Rossa (ITA) (Patrizio Bertelli) (7,5,9) 21 p. 9. Azzurra (ARG/ITA) (Alberto Roemmers) (3,10,10) 23 p. 10. Alegre (USA/GBR) (Andrés Soriano) (9,8,6) 23 p. 11. Phoenix (RSA) (Hasso/Tina Plattner) (8,6,11) 25 p. 12. XIO Hurakan (ITA) (Marco Serafini) (11,11,12) 34 p. For full results, visit: http://bit.ly/2IGhEE1 To watch the race again, visit http://bit.ly/2e6o3tR. Please visit the links below to find out more. YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/52SuperSeries Facebook: www.facebook.com/52SuperSeries Twitter: www.twitter.com/52SuperSeries Now available to watch and share online.
Day 1 Highlights - Sibenik 52 Super Series Sailing Week, Croatia
From the high tension and great expectations that prevailed amongst the crews of the 12 TP52s, who contested an exciting first day of the 2018 52 SUPER SERIES, it is three-time champions, Quantum Racing who emerge with the tiniest possible lead at the Sibenik 52 SUPER SERIES Sailing Week in Croatia. Quantum Racing crew, marshalled by afterguard Terry Hutchinson; tactician, Dean Barker; and helm and navigator Ian Moore, that finish the day ahead, but only on countback by virtue of their victory in the second race of the day. Regatta standings at the end of Day 1 1. Quantum Racing (USA) (Doug DeVos) (4,1) 5 p. 2. Platoon (GER) (Harm Müller-Spreer) (1,4) 5 p. 3. Onda (BRA) (Eduardo de Souza Ramos) (2,7) 9 p. 4. Luna Rossa (ITA) (Patrizio Bertelli) (7,5) 12 p. 5. Azzurra (ARG/ITA) (Alberto Roemmers) (3,10) 13 p. 6. Gladiator (GBR) (Tony Langley) (10(+2 PEN PTS),2) 14 p. 7. Provezza (TUR) (Ergin Imre) (5,9) 14 p. 8. Phoenix (RSA) (Hasso/Tina Plattner) (8,6) 14 p. 9. Sled (USA) (Takashi Okura) (12,3) 15 p. 10. Alegre (USA/GBR) (Andrés Soriano) (9,8) 17 p. 11. Paprec Recyclage (FRA) (Jean Luc Petithuguenin) (6,12) 18 p. 12. XIO Hurakan (ITA) (Marco Serafini) (11,11) 22p. For full results, visit: http://bit.ly/2IGhEE1 To watch the race again, visit http://bit.ly/2e6o3tR. Please visit the links below to find out more. YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/52SuperSeries Facebook: www.facebook.com/52SuperSeries Twitter: www.twitter.com/52SuperSeries Now available to watch and share online.