World 420, Omari-Russo Cirillo rainbowed in Travemunde!
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Way to go, girls! Carlotta Omari (CN Sirena) and Francesca Russo Cirillo (SV Barcola Grignano) won the women’s rainbow title at the 420 World Championship in Travemunde, Germany.. The two women from Trieste, thanks to split scores of 7-1-2-2-4-1-14-29-6-3, climb to the top of the world rankings ahead of the Singaporean crew Lim-Siew and the Greeks Tavoulari-Koutsoumpou.
THE OTHER BLUES ALSO DID WELL
The other blue girls also did very well: Elena Picotti-Maria Coluzzi were fourth and Clara Addari and Arianna Perini tenth, while Karen Yoana Simoni and Aurora Migani thirteenth and Maria Vittoria Marchesini and Alice Linussi twenty-ninth.
RESULTS IN THE OPEN
In the Open classification, title to Spaniards Ruiz-Davila, with Italians Ferraro-Orlando being 22nd, Pincherle-Basharzad 27th, Maccari-Mauro 38th and Caiconti-Portoraro 44th.
THE SKILL OF OUR TECHNICIANS
Thus Anna Bacchiega, winner of two 470 World Championships and an Olympian at the 1988 Seoul Games, current Federal Councilor with responsibility for Under 16, 19 and 21 Youth Activities: “Kudos go to the coaches of the clubs and the 420 class, technicians who in doubles here in Italy are of the highest level and every year churn out boys and girls who win titles: always staying at the top seems easy but it is not at all“. “It’s good to see that we have won another 420 World title, where Italy has historically always had excellent results, and I want to congratulate the girls and their coaches,” added champion Alessandra Sensini, four Olympic medals in her career and a present as Technical Director of Federvela’s youth activities. “It means that technically the Italian coaches are really on the ball and growing our young people well. Now Carlotta Omari and Francesca Russo Cirillo will be able to move on to an Olympic class with the enthusiasm and determination they have shown over the years, as their journey in the youth classes has come to an end.”
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