Marina Yachting Trophy, protagonists Low Noise, Chestress and Baciottinho
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A fine sirocco accompanied the 46 boats participating in the 11th edition of the Marina Yachting Trophy, organized as always by the Yacht Club of Chiavari in the Ligurian Gulf of Tigullio. Three coastal races (two on Saturday and one on Sunday), on Olympic triangle with passage around the fish farm in front of Lavagna, served to decide the winners of ORC, IRC and Free classes. Low Noise, by Giuseppe Giuffrè, 2014 ORC Class world champion, won in ORC2 Class, while Baciottinho, by Giuseppe Tadini, 2014 ORC Class Italian champion, won in IRC2 Class. The Giorgio Gavino Challenge Cup, put up for grabs by the Gavino family since the first edition of the Trophy for the boat that wins in the ORC Overall grouping, was awarded to CheStress3, Giancarlo Ghislanzoni’s J122, winner in the ORC grouping.
ALL WINNERS
ORC Class – OVERALL
CHESTRESS 3 by GIANCARLO GHISLANZONI (YC Italian)
ORC Class – 1st GROUP
1st place: CHESTRESS 3 by GIANCARLO GHISLANZONI (YC Italiano)
2nd place: BEL REBELOT by SERGIO BRIZZI (YC Chiavari)
3rd Classified: LUNATICA 2 by DOMENICO VERCELLOTTI (YC Chiavari)
ORC Class – 2nd GROUP
1st Classified: LOW NOISE 2 by GIUSEPPE GIUFFRE’ (YC Chiavari)
2nd Place: AIA DE MA’ by LUCA OLIVARI (CV Sestri sul Mare)
3rd Place: X-WAVE by MARCO ROCCATAGLIATA (LNI Ge Centro)
CLASS I.R.C. – 1ST GROUP
1st Place: NASHORN by EDWIN S. BERNETT (YC Zurich)
2nd Place: BE BLUE TWO by VELE ROSA ASD (YC Sestri Levante)
3rd Place: STUPEFICIUM by MARIA DE LEO (CV Il Pontile)
CLASS I.R.C. – 2ND GROUP
1st Place: GIUSEPPE TADINI’s BACIOTTINHO (YC Chiavari)
2nd Place: CELESTINA 3of CAMPODONICO-FRIXIONE-VERNENGO (LNI Chiavari)
3rd Place: ARIA DI BURRASCA by SALMOIRAGHI-CAPOZZI (YC Chiavari)
FREE CLASS – Grouping from 5.00 to 9.00 meters at the waterline
1st Place: SEA OF FOG by ENRICO BOLLERO (LNI s.Margherita Ligure)
FREE CLASS – Grouping from 9.01 to 11.00 meters at the waterline
1st Place: PORTOFINA by FRANCESCO SCIOLI (YC Chiavari)
FREE CLASS – Grouping from 11.01 to 13.00 meters at the waterline
1st Classified: LIBERA by SAILING ITALIA YACHT (YC Chiavari).
GROUPING FOR TWO – FREE CLASS
1st Runner-up: L’UOMO DEL FARO by MARCO OLIVIERI (LNI Sestri Levante).
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