TP52 WOLD SERIES

ROLEX TP52 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP DAY3

The Americans get the coastal victory of the Rolex TP52 World Championship, German Platonn boat remains very solid in 52 SUPER SERIES. Another fault of Azzurra leaves the fight between two with Alegre in third position.
The Rolex TP52 World Championship seems to be in a fight between two. Platoon and Quantum Racing with two days to complete the most prized race of the year in 52 SUPER SERIES, these two are very close to being champions of the TP52 championship and the World Championship. Those of Harm Müller-Spreer are being very great sailors. Today in the coastal race they made another second.
Today Quantum of Bora Gulari accumulated its third partial triumph in Scarlino and very close to the German ship that maintains the leadership by only two points of difference.
Behind Platoon and Quantum is in third place the Alegre team of Andrés Soriano being this one in his performance in the championship since he is being very regular in academic one of the tests maintaining solidly in the third position.
Today the coastal regatta has been carried out with a distance of 26 miles by the bay of Scarlino. The departure at the scheduled time with a south wind of 12 knots that got to have cracks of 18. The regatta began with a long cane that was dominated by the Provezza of Peter Holmberg. The Turkish ship began to operate in this coastal race after a bad start.

Classification 
1. Platoon (GER, Harm Müller-Spreer), (2,3,2,2,2) 11 points. 
2. Quantum Racing (Doug DeVos, USA), (1,2,8,1,1) 13 p. 
3. Alegre (Andrés Soriano GBR / USA), (5,6,4,4,3) 22 p. 
4. Azzurra (Roemmers Family, ITA / ARG), (3,1,6,8,6) 24 p. 
5. Gladiator (Tony Langley, GBR) (6,10,1,3,8) 28 p. 
6. Sorcha (Peter Harrison, GBR), (7,4,3,10,10) 34 p. 
7. Bronenosec (Vladimir Liubomirov, RUS), (8, 7, 9, 5, 5) 34 p. 
8. Provezza (Ergin Imre, TUR) (RDG 7,8,10,6,4) 35 p. 
9. Sled (Takashi Okura, USA), (4,9,7,9,7) 36 p. 
10. Rán Racing (Niklas Zennström, SWE), (10,5,5,7,9) 36 p
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