In 152 at the Veleziana, wins in real Pendragon
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As many as 152 boats participated this year in the seventh edition of the Veleziana, organized by the Venice Sailing Company: the regatta in the lagoon owes its success to the idea of having proposed itself as an “intermediate stop” for boats that, after participating in the Barcolana, return to ports along Italy’s Adriatic coast.
In real time, victory went to Fabio Sacco’s Mark Mills-designed 72-footer Pendragon Alilaguna, with Enrico Zennaro at the helm: just behind was Marino Quaiat’s RC44 Illyteca (helmed by Marino Condello), fresh off a silver in real time at the Barcolana as well. On the lowest step of the podium, again in real, Idrusa Brinmarshop of Paolo Montefusco.
ALL RANKINGS
Supermaxi category
Pendragon Alilaguna, Fabio Sacco
Idusa Brinmarshop, Montefusco Sailing Project
Ancilla Domini Prosecco DOC, Mauro Pelaschier
Category 0
Fanatic, Pierluigi Peresson
Walidada, Jonathan Todhunter
Shadow Line, Ilaria Fabbri
Category 1
Illyteca, Marino Quaiat
Margaret, Peter Burello
Alter Ego, Alberto Illotti
Category 2
Gecko Electrolight, Francesco Martina
Boé, Ugo Campaner
Kala Nag, Race&Cruise
Category 3
Hector X, Massimo Filippi
Demon X, Borgatello Lombardo
Gaucho “Bagigia,” Roberto Tiozzo
Category 4
LSD, Giorgio Chersano
Strafantone, Roberto Ferro
Southern Cross, Silvano Minello
Category 5
Adriatica, Piero Paniccia
Baraimbo, Franco Deganutti
Boschetti Pharmacy, Alessio D’Avanzo
Category 6
Hello, Andrea Luppi
Pequena, Alberto Girardello
Lasse Maja, Gian Franco Marzocchi
Category 7
Boomerang, Nicolo Scarpa
Arkanoé, Sergio Caramel
Break Wind, Paolo Rossetti
Category 8
Yellow Goose, Andrea Scarpa
Silia, Fabio Gherardi
Amalia, Alberto Belli
Category 9
Merlin Wizard, Luca Tenderini
Alpa 550 CDVM, Federico Frasson
Meteor 2, AVL
Category 10
Duvetica 210, Paolo Trevisanato
Duvetica 210, Mauro Padoan
Duvetica 210, Giacomo Barbaro
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