The races of the last day only changed the rankings of the Boys Lasers as the leading duo Zac Littlewood AUS and Tytus Butowski POL engaged in a close matchrace finished down in the fleet letting Ygit Citak TUR grasp the title with a 5th race rank. Littlewood AUS and Butowski POL had to content themselves with Silver and Bronze. ----- No change in the Radial Girls with Chiara Benini ITA as winner in front of Ana Moncada ESP and Shai Kakon ISR. ----- In the Boys 29ers , Matthias Berthet/Aleksander Franks NOR finished on top ahead of Ville Korhonen/Edvard Bremer FIN and Archie Cropley/Max Paul AUS. ----- A smashing victory celebrated Berta Puig/Isabella Casaretto USA in the Girls 29ers followed by Antonia and Victoria Schultheis MLT on 2nd and Martina Carlsson/Amanda Ljunggren SWE on 3rd. ----- Behind the premature winners in the Nacra 15 , Will Cooley/Rebecca Hancock AUS, Titouan Petard/Marion Declef FRA secured Silver ahead of Silas Mühle/Levke Möller GER with Bronze. ----- In the Boys 420s , Sposato/Centrone ITA and Sade/Homri ISR earned Silver and Bronze behind the premature winners Seb Menzies/Blake McGlashan NZL. ----- The Girls 420 World Champions were know prematurely as well with Madeline Hawkins/Yumi Yoshiasu USA taking Gold, followed by Neus Ballester/Andrea Perello ESP and Theresa Steinlein/Lisa Plettner GER. ----- The duel of the Boys RS:X windsurfers went in favour of Fabian Pianazza FRA over Nicolo Renna ITA. Bronze went to Liam Segev ISR. In the RS:X Girls , Linoy Geva ISR is on first ahead of Yana Reznikova RUS and Héloise Maquaert FRA. ----- The Nations rankings are won by Spain ahead of France and the USA, ahead of the leading sailing nations ITA, GBR and AUS. ----- All ranking lists and the official news. ------ Please find all final results of North American and Caribbean sailors on a separate overview.

2019 Youth World Sailing Championship, Gdynia/Poland
Final Results of all North Americans and Caribbeans. July 19th


420 Boys, 30 boats, 8 races:
6th Oliver Hurwitz/Ethan Froelich USA
26th Moritz Heidenreich/David Frost CAN
29th Carlos Romero/Bruno Aciemo MEX

420 Girls, 24 boats, 9 races:
1st Madeline Hawkins/Yumi Yoshiyasu USA
24th Savannah Taylor/Elisie Gilles CAN

Laser Radial Boys, 57 boats, 9 races:
4th Connor Nelson USA
17th Ryan Anderson CAN
19th Thad Lettsome IVB
22nd Campbell Patton BER
28th Mathie Dale ISV
33rd Daniel Smit ANT
52nd Darius Berrenos AHO
55th Adrian Elizondo Garza MEX
56th Trent Hardwick BIZ

Laser Radial Girls, 47 boats, 9 races :
21st Grace Austin USA
27th Hunter Dejean CAN
40th Jalese Gordon ANT
43rd Maria Porter MEX
44th Mary Kathryn Grace TCA
46th Ava Hider CAY

29er Boys, 28 boats, 13 races:
9th Stephen Baker/Oliver Duncan USA
19th Thomas & William Staples CAN
23rd Dawson Kohl/Steven Hardee ISV

29er Girls, 25 boats, 13 races:
1st Berta Puig/Isabella Casaretto USA
14th Morgan Kittson/Adrianna Baird CAN
20th Lola Kohl/Lucy Klempen ISV

Nacra 15 Mixed, 21 boats, 13 races:
9th Jack Sutter/Charlotte Versavel USA

RS:X Boys, 20 boards, 13 races:
12th Alex Torres Rinaldelli MEX
16th Alexander Temko USA

RS:X Girls, 20 boards, 13 races:
12th Joanna Diego MEX
17th Dominique Stater USA



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In three events, the Youth World Champions are known before the last races of today: Madeline Hawkins/Yumi Yoshiyasu USA in the 420-Girls, Will Cooley/Rebecca Hancock AUS in the Nacra 15 and Seb Menzies/ Blake McGlashan NZL in the 420 Boys can not be overtaken. ----- The fight for Silver and Bronze remains close in the 420 Boys, as the ranks 2 to 8 are separated by 12 points only. ----- The 420 Girls on the ranks 2 to 7 within 14 points keep also an option for a Medal. ----- In the Nacra 15, Petard/Declef FRA and Mühle/Möller GER 2 points behind will duel for Silver and Bronze. ----- Three races will be held in the 29ers, but Matthias Berthet/Aleksander Franks NOR will hardly be reached with a 28 point lead. ----- The victory of Berta Puig/Isabella Casaretto USA in the 29er Girls 16 points ahead is hardly in danger. ----- In the Laser Radial Boys, the situation remains close. Zac Littlewood AUS and Tytus Butowski POL 2 points behind will fight for the title today. ----- In the Laser Radial Girls, Chiara Benini ITA has now a solid 15 point lead on Ana Moncada ESP. ----- The excellent results so far position the USA Youth Team on rank 3 among the leading sailing nations of the World behind France and Spain. ----- All positions of the North American and Caribbean sailors/teams. ----- All ranking lists and the daily news.

Seb Menzies/Blake McGlashan NZL enjoyed the fresher breeze around 15kn on the third day of the Youth Worlds and extended their lead on the 2nd-ranked Sade/Homri ISR in the 420 Boys to 13 points. ----- Madeline Hawkings/Yumi Yoshiyasu USA continue to dominate the 420 Girls increasing their advantage on 18 points. Theresa Steinlein/Lina Plettner GER on rank 2 are only 3 points in front of Natascha and Samira Rast SUI jumping on the 3rd place with a race win. ----- In the 29ers Boys, the defending champions Matthias Berthet/Aleksander Franks NOR have now a 16 point lead on Archie Cropley/Max Paul AUS. ----- In the 29er Girls , Martina Carlsson/Amanda Ljunggren SWE are the new leaders ahead of Berta Puig/Isabella Cassereto USA just one point back. ----- With two race wins, Silas Mühle/Levke Möller GER increased their advantage in the Nacra 15 on Will Cooley/Rebecca Hancock AUS to 5 points. Petard/Declef FRA are 3rd. ----- In the Lasers Standard, Tytus Butowski POL - the star of the local public and media - is on the first place 3 points ahead of Juan Cardosos ARG. Zac Littlewood AUS follows on the 3rd rank. ----- Chiara Benini ITA and Ana Moncada ESP share now the lead in the Lasers Radial.----- Nicolo Renna ITA dominates the RS:X Boys windsurfers 7 points ahead of Fabien Pianazza FRA. ----- In the RS:X Girls windsurfers, Héloise Macquaert FRA is the new leader as Natasa Lappa CYP was relegated on rank 2 after a disqualification. ----- France is leading in the Nations Rankings, the USA are 5th among the 67 nations. ----- Go to a results overview of all North American and Caribbean sailors/teams. ----- All ranking lists and the daily news.

Good sailing conditions prevailed yesterday in Poland and all fleets completed the full program. ----- In the 29er Girls, Antonia and Victoria Schultheis MLT have taken the lead ahead of Berta Puig/Isabella Casaretto USA. ----- In the 29er Boys, the defending champions Matthias Berthet/Aleksander Franks NOR are on top after 6 races. Kohonen/Bremer FIN on 2nd are already 10 points behind. ----- In the 420 Boys, Seb Menzies/Blake McGlashan NZL are on first with Martin Wizner/Pedro Ameneiro ESP following on 2nd. ----- The 420 Girls are lead by Madeline Hawkings/Yumi Yoshiyasu USA, 5 points in front of Kana Kobayashi/Natsumi Shirasu JPN and Theresa Steinlein/Lina Plettner GER tied on the ranks 2 and 3. ----- In the Nacra 15, Will Cooley/Rebecca Hancock AUS are now one point ahead of Titouan Petard/Marion Declef FRA. ----- In the Laser Radial Boys, Tytus Butowski POL has a one point advantage on Wonn Kye Lee SGP. ------ In the Laser Radial Girls, Chiara Benini ITA defended her lead ahead of Ana Moncada ESP and Shai Kakon ISR. In the RS:X Boys windsurfers is Nicolo Renna ITA on top. ----- In the RS:X Girls windsurfers, Linoy Geva ISR helds the first position. ----- All positions of the North American and Caribbean sailors/teams . ----- All ranking lists, including the updated Nations Ranking, and the daily news.

The 2019 Youth World Sailing Championship began yesterday in Poland in a light 7-10kn breeze, allowing only some of the classes to sail their first races. ----- The 420 Boys completed two races with Achille Casco/Eliot Schick SUI, ranks 3 and 5, taking the lead. On the ranks 2 and 3 followed Seb Menzies/Blake McGlashan NZL and Martin Wizner/Pedro Almeira ESP - the duo fighting for the 420 Worlds title in Portugal last week. ----- The 420 Girls did not race. ----- In the 29er-Boys, the full program with 3 races was completed. Ville Korhonen/Edvard Bremer FIN are first ahead of Mathias Berthet/Aleksander Franks NOR and Marius Westerlind/Olle Aronsson SWE. ----- The 29er Girls did not sail. ----- The Lasers Radial completed one heat in both genders. In the Boys, Otto Dahlberg FIN leads ahead of Connor Nelson USA and Tytus Butowski POL. ----- In the Radial Girls, Chiara Benini ITA ahead of Manon Peyre FRA and Simone Chen SGP are in front. ----- In the Nacras 15, Silas Mühle/Levke Möller GER and Will Cooley/Rebecca Hancock AUS share the lead after two races. Titouan Petard/Marion Declef FRA follow on rank 3. ----- The RS:X windsurfers did not compete. ----- All ranking lists and the daily news.

Today is day one of the Youth World Sailing Championship in Poland with 409 participants from 66 nations on the entry list. North America is well represented with teams from the USA, CAN and MEX, as well as a number of Carribean nations. ----- The report on the Opening event of yesterday.