International

13 races were completed at the O’pen BIC North Americans on March 15-17 in San Diego, CA with 68 young sailors mostly from the USA, but with Bermuda and German guests. Kelly Holthus (USA) took the title by six points over Genevieve Lau (BER) with Shane Tillson (USA) in third. Owen Fretwell (USA) won the U13 title, finishing seventh overall.
The results and the event details.

Over the past weekend, 123 teams competed in 14 classes/categories at the 2019 NOOD Regatta inside San Diego and Coronado Bay and offshore on ocean courses. Light and shifty winds prevailed during the final day of the competition yesterday.
Here are the final ranking lists,the event website for details, photos and videos and the NOOD facebook page.

Good conditions prevailed on the closing day of the 2019 Sportboat Winter Series in Monaco allowing to catch up in the program to finally complete 5 races after 3 days.
Marshall King IRL finished first in the J/70 ahead of Nicolas Anklin SUI and Sergey Sobololev RUS. 41 teams sailing. Crew on the Brazil boat of Mario Soerensen BRA was the Starboat Olympic Champion Marcelo Ferreira BRA. The updated overall ranking list was not yet available at press deadline this morning UTC.
The overall winner of the 2019 Sportboat Series is Ludovico Fassitelli MON.
First in the small Melges 20 fleet was Alexander Mikhailyk RUS.
The final report with the ranking lists.

61 boats competed in the 2019 MC Scow Midwinter Championship held March 14-16 in Eustis, FL. with Bill Draheim as clear winner with 2 bullets in 5 races, 8 points ahead of William Demand in 2nd and another 2 points of James Gluek in 3rd.
The final results and the event website.

Dominating winners of the 2019 J/22 Midwinter Championship in Fort Walton Beach FL was Mike Marshall (New York YC) with crew Zeke Horowitz and Todd Hiller never finishing lower than fifth in the 9 races of the 30-boat fleet. The second-ranked Jeff Todd (Annapolis YC) terminted the race with a 21 point backlog on the winners. 3rd place went to Casey Lambert (Lakewood YC).
The final results, the event website and the J/22 facebook page.

After a windless Saturday, the conditions were excellent on Lake Silvaplana yesterday for the Freestyle and Course Racing competition of the Worldcup Final.
After 6 races, Florian Gruber GER finished superior first in the Snowkite Ski men with 5 bullets ahead of Dimytro Yasnolobov UKR and Oliver Willi SUI. In the women, Andrea Caffuri SUI was first.
In the Snowkite Snowboards men, Bruce Kessler SUI won all heats, in the women, Ajia Ambrasa LAT finished first ahead of Tamara Scheiwiler SUI.
The ranking lists.
Overall Worldcup winners are Florian Gruber GER in the men's and Cristina Corsi ITA in the women's Snowkite Skis. In the Snowkite Snowboards, Igor Zakartsev RUS and Chanti Van Boxtel NED are on top. Here the overall Worldcup rankings.
The final report, all results and the video of the day.

Nearly 130 teams split in 14 different classes/categories are racing this weekend on different race courses off San Diego at the 2nd of the 5 Rounds of the 2019 NOOD Regatta Series, and up to 8 races have been completed so far.
Please consult the ranking lists and the event website for details, photos and videos.

Six races have been sailed by the 31 teams present at the J/22 Midwinter Championship in Fort Walton Beach, FL since last Friday in winds between 6-12 knots.
Mike Marshall (New York Yacht Club) and his team are the dominating leaders 14 points ahead of Jeffrey Todd (Annapolis YC), followed 13 points back by a closely packed trio with Mark Foster (Corpus Christi YC), Casey Lambert (Lakewood YC) and Chris Doyle (Youngstown YC).
The ranking list and the event website and the J/22 facebook page.

The first races of the 2019 Laser Europacup were sailed yesterday in light winds. Two races were held in the Standards, the Radials and 4.7, fleets split in two groups, completed one race each.
Mario Novak CRO has taken the lead in the Lasers Standard, one point ahead of Zan-Luka Zelko SLO.
In the Lasers Radial, Peter Milivojevic CRO and Lin Pletikos CRO were the race winners. 88-boat fleet from 14 nations.
In the Lasers 4.7, Ursula Balas CRO and Bendeguz Nagy HUN were on top of their groups. 101 starters from 11 nations.
The news with results.

Light winds only prevailed on the opening day of the Monaco Sportboats Winter Series, the last event of this competition and just one race per fleet could be completed. Stefan Seger SUI and his team finished first in the J/70s ahead of Ludovico Fassitelli MON and Lorenz Müller SUI. 44 teams from 11 nations. The J/70 ranking list.
Only five teams compete in the Melges 20 and the first three of race one were the teams of Pavel Gracev RUS ahead of Alex Mikhaylik RUS and Anatoly Karachinskiy MON. The Melges 20 ranking list.

Yesterday, the 33 Finns from 9 nations held a first race at the Trentino-Cup on Lake Garda in a well-established Ora breeze around 20kn decreasing during the race on 15kn. Deniss Karpak EST was the winner ahead of Christoph Burger SUI and Otto Strandvig DEN.
The ranking list (PDF).

The Snow Kite Worldcup Final began yesterday in Engadin/St. Moritz SUI with a 90-minute long-distance race. The wind conditions forced the organisers to hold the race on the Lake Bianco and not the Lake Silvaplana.
Florian Gruber GER finished first in the Kite-Skiers ahead of Felix Kersten GER. Bruce Kessler SUI won in the Kite-Snowboard category in front of Reinhold Gehrer AUT.
All ranking lists and the event facebook page with pictures and the video of the day.

Yesterday, the first mixed-classes races were held at the One-Person-Dinghy trials in Valencia ESP in a well-established seabreeze. The fastest underway was the Laser World Champion Pavlos Kontides CYP on whatever of the four boats he was racing. The best impression made the Devoti-Zero, especially also among the women's boats, winning all races. However, Luca Devoti ITA (Finn Olympic Silver medalists), will hardly have a chance with World Sailing, because he was the one to initiate the anti-trust claim critizising the builder monopoly of existing and possible future Olympic classes.
The news in Italian.

Moderate winds prevailed yesterday in San Remo ITA during the first race of the Dragon Paul & Shark Trophy. A second race was abandoned in the slackening breeze.
The first leader is Jewgenij Braslavets UKR and his team sailing under Italian flag. On rank 2 follows Nicolas Friesen GER (with Vincent Hoesch GER and Frithjof Kleen GER). Sami Samolaa FIN is on 3rd. 33 teams from 14 nations participate.
The ranking list and the event facebook page with videos.

The Star Sailors League, inaugurated five years ago, has a proven record since and the annual Finals on the Bahams not only with the best Starboat helmsmen, but also Champions from other Olympic classes, has become one of the best-attended sailing events world-wide. Moreover, the unique format chosen with a state-of-the-art live media coverage has become a role-model in yacht-racing.
The latested edition of the Star Sailors Ranking list has Eivind Melleby NOR on rank one thanks to his 3rd place at the 2019 Bacardi-Cup of early March. Diego Negri ITA and Jorge Zarif BRA follow on the ranks 2 and 3. The ranks of the best North Americans:
- Paul Cayard 4th
- Eric Doyle 11th
- Mark Mendelblatt 12th
- Augie Diaz 13th
- George Szabo 15th

A significant development and another huge step for the SSL Ranking to become global will be the inclusion of top sailors of all Olympic (and even other) classes till 2020, making it not only a list of the best Starboat sailor, but of the "Stars" in sailing. By the end of 2020, the Star Sailors League, intends to incorporate all of the Olympic classes but won’t stop there.
The first class in corporate now ar the Finns. Jorge Zarif BRA on 3rd there not only for his Starboat successes, but also his Finn results. Other Finn sailors in the top ten are Max Salminen SWE and Beresz Zsombor HUN on the ranks 9 and 10.
The new SSL World Rankings and the news.

The fifth and final event of the SORC Islands in the Stream Series , the 4th Annual Miami to Hanava Race over 210nm was concluded yesterday with the TP52 'For' of Victor Wild as winner in the ORC-Division (6 boats) with an elapsed time of 15hrs 03 min.
All results

Today, two major One-Person-Dinghy events - for Finns and Lasers - will be kicked-off. In Koper SLO, the first Round of the Laser-Europa-Cup 2019 is on the program. On Lake Garda, the Finns are sailing the Garda-Trentino-Finn-Cup.
Follow these races - as always daily also over weekends - on our website.

Yesterday, the first test races were sailed in Valencia ESP with an initial 6-8kn breeze, freshening to up to 16kn during the afternoon. However, the racing fleets consisted of a women's class sailing against a men's class, and no findings about the potential were evident. No real information is available and the Italian website farevela.net is for the moment the only source reporting. The video of the day.

The equipment tests in Valencia ESP evaluating four potential single-hand dinghies for the 2024 Olympic regatta continued yesterday in lighter winds around 8ikn. The Italian farevela.net website presents an updated illustrated report (in Italian). World Sailing in forms on the project in a preview, including the names of the test helmsmen. Based on these tests, the World Sailing Council will decide on the equipment to be selected by the end of the year.

The New Zealand 18-Footer 'Honda Marine'-Team of David McDiarmid defended the JJ Giltinan title during the past week with an evident superiority. Also the other Kiwi teams performed extremely well winning 8 of the 9 races of the Championship. An extensive analysis of sail-world.com reveals the differences to the Aussies and gives interesting insights on the fineness of 18-Footer skiff sailing.

Over the past weekend, 68 Laser Master sailors (>age 35) from 8 nations and 3 continents were present at the 43rd edition of the Laser Masters Florida Championship Palm Beach, FL. Winner in the Laser Standards was Ernesto Rodriguez USA (Master) in front of Peter Shope USA (Grand Master) and David Hiebert (Master). In the Laser Radials, Paul Clifford USA (Grand Master) was first followed by Christine Neville USA (Apprentice Master) and Peter Seidenberg USA (Great Grand Master), age 81 (!).
The final results

The 2019 J/105 Midwinter Championship was organised over the past weeking in Fort Worth, TX. with 11 teams attending. Overall winner was the local Glenn Darden and his team with 3 bullets in 8 races ahead Bill Zartler and Kenneth Horne. Winds from 3 to 30kn prevailed on the Eagle Mountain Lake making racing exciting.
The final results

Yesterday was day one of the Olympic One-Person-Dinghy trials in Valencia with the Laser (with a new rig), the Melges 14, the RS Aero and the Devoti-One in evaluation. Various experienced international regatta helmsmen are present, among others the Laser World Champion and Olympic Medalist Pavlos Kontides CYP. Good conditions with a 13-16kn wind prevailed yesterday for the first contacts with the different boats. As from today, races are on the program.
An illustrated report (in Italian).

The Sailing Center Regatta on Palma Bay - tune-up race for the Trofeo Princesa Sofia of in two weeks from now - ended yesterday with another three races.
In the 470 men, Xammar/Rodriguez ESP defended rank 1 ahead of Patience/Grube GBR new on 2nd and Sozikhin/Gribanov RUS on 3rd. In the 470 women, Ai Kondo/Miho Yoshioka JPN finished on first with Skrzypulec/Ogar POL and Mills/McIntyre GBR as 2nd and 3rd.
In the Lasers Radial, Maria Erdi HUN replaced the leading Paige Railey USA on top. No change in the Lasers Standard with Giovanni Coccoluto ITA as superior winner in front of Maxim Nikolaev RUS.
Bithell/Fletcher GBR finished first in the 49ers ahead of Schmidt/Böhme GER and Fischer/Graf GER. In the 49ersFX, Sophie Weguelin/Sophie Ainsworth GBR terminated with a 10 point advantage on Melzacka/Melzacka POL and Van Aanholt/Jongens NED at equal points.
Leader change in the Nacras 17: Tara Pacheco/Florian Trittel ESP replaced Ben Saxton/Niki Boniface GBR on top.
In the Finns, Beresz Zsombor HUN was the dominator ahead of Joan Cardona ESP and Nils Theuninck SUI.
The RS:X windsurfer winners were Charline Piccon FRA in the women and Angel Granda ESP in the men.

The ranks of the best North Americans:
- 470 men: Stuart McNay/David Hughes USA 7th
- 470 women: Atlantic and Nora Brugman USA 19th
- Laser Radial: Paige Railey USA 2nd, Erika Reineke USA 4th
- Laser Standard: Hugh MacRae CAN 22nd, Marek Zaleski USA 39th
- 49er: Andrew and Matthew Mollerus USA 24th, William Jones/Evan Depaul CAN 28th
- RS:X men: Pedro Pascual Suitt USA 23rd

All ranking lists and the event website.

The Opti Orange in Valencia ESP was concluded yesterday with three more Final races.
Winning two heats, Martin Atilla LAT mastered the Spanish armada lead by the World Champion (and best-ranked girl) Maria Perello ESP. Nicola Sadler ESP finished 3rd. Matheo Capasso CAY on 16th, Christian Ebbin BER on 26th and Alexandro Riquelme MEX on 32nd are the best-ranked Western Hemisphere participants.
The final ranking list of the Goldfleet, all other ranking lists and the final report.

The JJ Giltinan Trophy, the inofficial 18-Footer World Championship, ended on Sydney Harbour this morning UTC with final race held in a 12-16kn wind.
The premature Champion 'Honda Marine' with David McDiarmid/Matthew Steven/Brad Collins NZL demonstrated once more their superiority and added another race win to their result sheet. 'ASCC' with Jeff Porebski NZL finished second, but this was not good enough to make the overall podium. The final ranks 2 and 3 went to 'Smeg' with Michael Coxon AUS and 'Winning Group' with John Winning AUS.
The final ranking list was not yet available this morning UTC, the event website will no doubt be updated during the next hours. Here the links to the results and the video replay of the last race.

Moderate winds around 10kn prevailed yesterday during the final race of the 92nd Star Bacardi Cup 2019 on Biscayne Bay. The overall leading Eric Doyle/Payson Infelise USA kept everything under control and led at the first upwind mark, while the direct opponents Paul Cayard/Magnus Lilljedahl USA sailed in the middle of the fleet and even dismasted shortly after. Knowing about the premature final win, Doyle/Infelise USA abandoned the race and left rank 1 for Mateusz Kusznierewicz POL/Frithjof Kleen GER, advancing on the 2nd place overall with this bullet. Eivind Melleby NOR/Joshua Revkin USA finished the competition on the 3rd position, followed by Negri/Lambertenghi ITA and Rohart/Ponsot FRA.
The ranking list and the final report.

The Mallorca Training Center Regatta on Palma Bay continued yesterday with three races in a somewhat fresher breeze as on the first day.
In the 470 men, Xammar/Rodriguez ESP won two heats and moved up on top with 15 points' lead on Isozaki/Takayanagi JPN. Leader change also in the 470 women with Skrzypulec/Ogar POL on first 4 points ahead of Kondo/Yoshioka JPN. Mills/McIntyre GBR follow on rank 3.
In the Lasers Radial, Paige Railey USA climbed on top ahead of Maria Erdi HUN and the day's best Anne-Marie Rindom DEN on 2nd and 3rd at equal points. In the Lasers Standard, Giovanni Coccoluto ITA extended his lead on the new 2nd Marco Gallo ITA.
New leaders in the 49ers are Dylan Fletcher/Stuart Bithell GBR. Fischer/Graf GER and Schmidt/Böhme GER remain the first challengers. In the 49ersFX, Aleksandra Melzacka/Kinga Loboda POL are new on the 1st place. Bekkering/Duetz NED and Jurczok/Lorenz GER follow at equal points on 2nd nd 3rd.
Ben Saxton/Nikki Boniface GBR are now the lone leader in the Nacra17, Tara Pacheco/Florian Trittel ESP moved up on rank 2.
In the Finns, the World Champion Zsombor Berecz HUN extended his lead. Fabien Pic FRA and Joan Cardona ESP are now the first challengers.
In the RS:X man windsurfers, Angel Granda ESP kept his first rank. Charline Piccon FRA extended her lead in the RS:X women windsurfers ahead of Emma Wilson GBR and Katy Spychakov ISR.

The ranks of the best North Americans:
- 470 men: Stuart McNay/David Hughes USA 8th
- 470 women: Atlantic and Nora Brugman USA 16th
- Laser Radial: Paige Railey USA 1st, Erika Reineke USA 4th
- Laser Standard: Hugh MacRae CAN 21st, Marek Zaleski USA 42nd
- 49er: Andrew and Matthew Mollerus USA 24th, William Jones/Evan Depaul CAN 25th
- RS:X men: Pedro Pascual Suitt USA 18th

All ranking lists and the event website.

The initial 8kn wind increased to 15kn during the last three qualification races yesterday at the Opti Orange in Valencia ESP. Today, racing continues with the fleet split in Gold-, Silver, Bronze and Emeraldfleets.
Jaime Ayarza ESP defended his first place but the first challengers Antonio Loepez ESP and Javier Ojeda ESP tied on 2nd and 3rd are only one point behind. Martin Atilla LAT advanced on the 4th place. Maria Perello ESP, the best girl, is now on 5th. Christian Ebbin BER on 19th, Matheo Capasso CAY on 22nd and Alexandro Riquelme MEX on 54th are the best of the Western Hemisphere and all qualified for the Goldfleet.
The ranking list and the daily news.

The Bacardi Invitational Regatta in Miami was concluded yesterday with two more races held in moderate winds.
Joel Running USA and his team were a class of their own and finished the regatta in the J/70s with a 16 points' lead on Ryan McKillan USA (with Mark Mendelblatt USA as tactician). Carlo Alberini ITA descended on rank 3.
In the Melges 24, Andrea Pozzi ITA (with Matteo Ivaldi ITA) replaced Brian Porter USA finally on top. Bruce Ayres USA adanced on rank 3.
Ladies' success in the Vipers 640 with Mary Ewanson USA and her team.
In the Flying Tiger, Geoff Becker CAN had the upper hand in the Canadian fight for victory.
All ranking list and the event facebook page with videos.

Finishing 2nd this morning UTC, David McDiarmid/Matthew Steven/Brad Collins NZL on 'Honda Marine' secured the overall 18-Footer JJ Giltinan Championship title prematurely before tomorrow's final race, repeating their last year win. Winner of the day was again 'ASCC' with Josh Porebski NZL in a good position to fight for the Silver or Bronze tomorrow with the five teams ranked within 5 points.
The full-length video replay of today's race. The updated ranking list and the daily news will follow soon on the event website.

As a tune-up to the Trofeo Princesa Sofia to be held in Palma de Mallorca end of March, the numerous international teams already on site joined yesterday for the traditional Training-Center Regattas. Three (two for the Finns) races were completed in moderated winds.
The World Champion Berecz Zsombor HUN has taken the overall lead in the Finns with the day ranks 1 and 2 ahead of Nils Theuninck SUI, the winner of race 2.
In the 470 men, Pavel Sozykin/Denis Gribanov RUS are first followed by Jordi Xammar/Nicolas Rodriguez ESP. Kilian Wagen/Grégoire Siegwart SUI are on 3rd overall. Stuart McNay/Dave Hughes USA are 9th. Clear leaders in the 470 women are Luisa and Helene Wanser GER ahead of Amy Seabright/Anna Carpenter GBR and Ai Kondo/Miho Yoshioka JPN. Atlantic and Nora Brugman USA are 14th.
On top of the Lasers Radial is Maria Erdi HUN ahead of Paige Railey USA and Erika Reineke USA . In the Lasers Standard, Giovanni Coccoluto ITA occupies rank 1 in front of Kuba Rodzin POL 2 points back. Hugh MacRea CAN is 20th, Marek Zaleski USA 38th.
In the 49ers, the World Champions Sime Fantela/Mihovil Fantela CRO and Dylan Fletcher/Stuart Bithell GBR share the lead at equal points. One point behind follows a tied trio with Sylvan/Anjemarke SWE, Schmidt/Böhme GER and Fischer/Graf GER. Mollerus/Mollerus USA are 25th, Jones/Depaul CAN 28th.
Evan DEPAULIn the 49ersFX, Klara Wester/Rebacca Netzler SWE have a 12 point lead over Tamara Echegoyen/Paula Barcelo ESP.
In the Nacra 17, Ben Saxton/Nikki Boniface GBR are already 10 points in front of Marie Soler/Hugues Puimatto FRA.
The RS:X men windsurfers have Angel Granda ESP on first followed by Shahar Zubari ISR. Pedro Pascual USA is 21st. In the RS:X women windsurfers, the Olympic Champion Charline Picon FRA is on top with Emma Wilson GBR and Katy Spychakov ISR as first challengers.
All ranking lists and the event website.

Fresh winds of 18 to 20kn prevailed again on Biscayne Bay yesterday during race 5 of the Star Bacardi Cup, traditionally very long with upwind legs of 2 miles.
Again, Paul Cayard/Magnus Lilljedahl USA finished on top but the overall leaders Eric Doyle/Payson Infelise USA on rank 2 defended their first place before the crucial sixth heat today. A win in the final race is mandatory for Cayard/Lilljedahl USA to move on top overall, provided Doyle/Infelise USA with a 4th place as discard up-to-now fail to deliver today. With the worst rank scratched, Mateusz Kusznierwicz POL/Frithjof Kleen GER moved up on rank 3. Another point behind follow Melleby NOR/Revkin USA. Last year's winners Diego Negri/Sergio Lambertenghi ITA and Xavier Rohart/Pierre-Alexis Ponsot FRA on the ranks 5 and 6 still have a say for a medal.
The results and the daily news.

The Optimist Orange Regatta in Valencia ESP began yesterday in light winds between 6 and 9kn, and the fleet, split in four groups, completed 3 races, dominated by the Spanish sailors. Jaime Ayarza ESP won all three heats and takes rank 1 ahead of Antonio Lopez ESP. The only non-Spanish in the top-ten is Martin Atilla LAT on rank 5. The Optimist World Champion Maria Perello ESP, best girl, is on the 9th place. Matheo Capasso CAY on 22nd, Christian Ebbin BER on 28th and Alexandro Riquelme MEX on 76th are the best of the Western Hemisphere among the 303 participants.
The results, the daily news (in Spanish) and the video of the day.

The Bacardi Invitational Regatta on Biscayne Bay continued yesterday with three races sailed again in fresh winds.
With an impressive 1/2/1 row of results, Joel Ronning USA and his team took the overall lead in the J/70s with a 4 point advantage on Carlo Alberini ITA. Brian Porter USA defended his first place in the Melges 24, but Andrea Posi ITA reduced his backlog on 2 points. In the Viper640, Geoff Fargo USA remains on rank 1 with Mary Ewenson USA 2 points back on 2nd. Canadian is the close duel on top of the Flying Tigers among Geoff Becker CAN and Brice Dunnwoodie CAN.
All ranking lists.

Two races were completed yesterday at the JJ Giltinan Trophy inspite of the light and unconstant winds on Sydney Harbour. Today is another lay day. On Saturday and Sunday, a race per day will be held, and we shall of course cover it livestream on these pages.
Day winners yesterday were again the Kiwis. 'ASCC' with the 49er helmsman Josh Porebski NZL was first in race 6, 'Honda Marine' with David McDiarmid NZL was on top of race 7 and with a 9 point lead on 'Smeg' with Michael Coxon AUS, the defense of the title is not far away. The sensation of the second race was 'Marinepool' with Heinrich Bayern GER leading at the first mark, and finishing on the remarkable 5th final rank. The Germans moved up herewith on the 18th place.
The ranking list, the daily news and a video interview with the day's best (ranks 1 and 2) Josh Porebski NZL.

Two races were completed on Biscayne Bay yesterday in a fresh Northwind and sun. Winners of the day were two former World Champions, i.e. Xavier Rohart/Pierre-Alexis Ponsot FRA and Paul Cayard/Magnus Liljedahl USA. Eric Doyle (World Championr 1999)/Payson Infelise USA remain on top overall with a solid row of top-4 finishes. With a 9 points' backlog follow Diego Negri/Sergio Lambertenghi ITA on rank 2, Eidvind Melleby NOR/Josh Revkin USA stay on 3rf. Christoph Gautschi/Nils Holweg SUI are now on the 43rd position, Dan Wyss/Alex Gouda SUI follow on rank 54. With the 5th race today, the discard comes into effect and especially Kusznierwicz POL/Kleen GER will make a major jump ahead when the OCS disqualification of race one will be discarded.
The ranking list and the daily news.

Yesterday, the four classes of the Bacardi Invitational Series started racing on Biscayne Bay completing three races each in a fresh 20kn breeze.
In the J/70 (33 teams from 8 nations), Carlo Alberini ITA and his team took the lead 3 points ahead of Ryan McKilan USA. On rank 3 follows Giangiacomo Serena di Lampigio ITA.
In the Melges 24 (25 teams from 8 nations), Brian Porter USA (mit Jonathan McKee USA) dominated with three race wins. Andrea Pozzi ITA and Kevin Welch USA follow on the ranks 2 and 3.
In the Vipers 640 is the leader Geoff Fargo USA with Mary Evanson USA and Brad Boston CAN on 2 and 3.
The Flying Tigers, Brian Dunwoodie USA and his team is on rank 1.
All ranking lists.