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The International 420 Class is an Asian Games class and a precursor to the 470 which is raced in the Olympics. This Nationals may be the selection trial to for the team to the Asian Games 2014. The RMYC is committed to furthering the 420 Class in the country by introducing the class in schools and colleges like is done in Europe and US. The help and support from the Sport Development Authority of Tamilnadu towards this is acknowledged.
420 NATIONALS RMYC 2013 FINAL RESULT SHEET - day 5
420 NATIONALS RMYC 2013 PROVISIONAL RESULT SHEET - day 4
420 NATIONALS RMYC 2013 PROVISIONAL RESULT SHEET - day 3
The quaint Royal Madras Yacht Club (RMYC) nestled amidst the busy Chennai Port was buzzing with activity as sailors geared up for the second day of competitive sailing. After an early lunch, participants set off to the racing site. The first race saw K Yakobu and his crew, Rajeev Kumar (AWSA), the defending champions, proving why they are worthy of the title by coming in first by a clear margin. Imolemnok and Ashok Kumar of INWTC followed soon after. Zephra Currimbhoy and Meaghanaa (RMYC) gave the men a run for their money by finishing third.
Due to unforeseen ship movement the other two races could not be conducted as scheduled. Yet, the sight of the pristine white sails amidst the blue sea was absolutely stunning and it was “Aquatainment” at its best!
Provisional results at the end of 4 races are:
First : Yakabo & Rajeev Kumar (AWSA) 7 points
Second : Shiv Rekhi & Ankit George (RMYC) 14 points
Third : Upamanyu Dutta & Hussain Arsiwala (RBYC) 23 points
Racing continues till Wednesday.
The 420 Sailing Nationals started with a Bang. Thanks to the onset of the southwest monsoon, the expected happened and the wind swung by 35 degrees thereby leading to the abandoning of the first race. A few minutes later, the wind settled in the south east blew steadily from 8 to 12 knots to the satisfaction and joy of most sailors in the fleet.
Three races were held in a fleet with accomplished sailors from Hydrabad, Bhopal, Bombay and Chennai having represented India in events including World Championships and Asian Games.
The Results of the races were as follows:
08 June 2013 | Race No: 1 | Race No: 2 | Race No: 3 |
Winners | Yakubu & Rajeev (AWSA Club) | Upamanyu & Hussain (RBYC Club) | Upamanyu & Hussain (RBYC Club) |
Second Place | Upamanyu & Hussain (RBYC Club) | Shiv Rekhi & Ankit George (RMYC Club) | Yakubu & Rajeev (AWSA Club) |
Third Place | Shiv Rekhi & Ankit George (RMYC Club) | Yakubu & Rajeev (AWSA Club) | Shiv Rekhi & Ankit George (RMYC Club) |
Provisional results at the end of 3 races are:
First : Upamanyu Dutta & Hussain Arsiwala (RBYC) 4 points
Second : Yakabo & Rajeev Kumar (AWSA) 6 points
Third : Shiv Rekhi & Ankit George (RMYC) 8 points
The remaining races are scheduled to start at 13:00 hrs. on all days up to Wednesday.
Click on image to enlarge ![]() Inspecting the Boats ![]() Visiting teams ![]() Discussing Strategies ![]() Tuning the boat ![]() visiting team at the BOAT PARK ![]() home team - junior men ![]() Home team with coach Chinna ![]() visitors - junior men ![]() visitors senior men ![]() final touches ![]() Sailors and support staff with coach ![]() Arriving at The race venue ![]() The start ![]() The Race begins ![]() Setting out ![]() closing in ![]() on the run |
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