2012 Vintage Yachting Games – Flying Dutchman Explained

Flying Dutchman
2012 Vintage Yachting Games
Race Area:Campo Charlie,
Bellano,
Italy
Period:July 7 to July 14
Competitors:30
Boats:15
Countries:9
Gold: Austria
Silver: Austria
Bronze: Spain
Previous:2008
Next:2016

The Flying Dutchman was an event on the 2012 Vintage Yachting Games program at Lake Como, Italy. Six out of the nine scheduled race were entered. 30 sailors, on 15 boats, from 9 nations entered.

Venue overview

Race area and Course

Of the three Campo's (Race Area's) available for the 2012 Vintage Yachting Games at Lake Como Campo Charlie was used for the Flying Dutchman event. In general this Campo is situated in front of the city of Bellano.

For the 2012 edition of the Vintage Yachting Games three different courses were available. The Flying Dutchman could only use course 1.

Wind conditions

The Northern part of Lake Como was reportedly a thermic wind venue. In this time of year the normal situation is that at about 13:00 the Swiss mountains are heated up and a Southern wind hits the racing areas with about 10 to 14 knots. As result of this no races were scheduled in the morning. Unfortunately during the event the temperature in Switzerland were low. Also was the thermal South breeze battling with the gradient wind from the North. As result the actual wind did not came above the 8 knots during the races and was instable at times.

Campo Bravo has normally a tendency to have a slightly higher wind speed than the two other Campo's this due to the fact that it is more Northern than Charlie so that the Southern thermal breeze is strengthened and that the fact that the lake narrows in front of Dervio.

DateRaceSkyWind directionWind speed (m/s)
09-JULISW8-12
09-JULIISW8-12
10-JULNo races due to lack of wind
11-JULIIISW8-12
11-JULIVSW8-12
12-JULNo races due to lack of wind
13-JULVSW8-12
14-JULNo races due to lack of wind

Races

Summary

In the Flying Dutchman six out of the planned nine races were completed.

The Flying Dutchman class (Olympic between 1960 – 1992) was dominated by the Austrian families: Aichholzer and Zingerle. Their two teams took gold and silver. The third place was for Ginés Romero Bernabeu andlvaro Moreno Egea who were beating the Bonaire delegation of Henry Koning and Rob Taal with a minor 0.6 points.

Results


Rank
Team[1] (Country)Race IRace IIRace IIIRace IVRace VRace VITotal
Points
[2]
Total
-1
[3]
RankPointsRankPointsRankPointsRankPointsRankPointsRankPoints

Christoph AICHHOLZER
Philipp ZINGERLE
35.710.010.023.048.010.016.78.7

Silvia AICHHOLZER
Christoph ZINGERLE
23.0611.7713.010.035.723.036.423.4

Ginés ROMERO BERNABEU
Álvaro MORENO EGEA
10.035.735.7814.023.0ocs22.050.428.4
4
Henry KONING
Rob TAAL
48.0510.023.048.010.0dnf22.051.029.0
5
Marco SEVILA
Roberto SEVILA
611.7713.0510.0510.0713.035.763.450.4
6
Alberto BARENGHI
Matteo COSTA
915.01117.048.0611.7611.748.071.454.4
7
Irek PIERWOLA
Piotr TYSZKIEWICZ
510.048.0814.035.71117.0ocs22.076.754.7
8
Pawel SWIDERSKI
Marcin ZAWISTOWSKI
1117.023.01319.01218.01016.0510.083.064.0
9
Christoph BAUMANN
Michael KOLLER
713.01016.0611.7713.0915.0dnf22.090.768.7
10
Simone RE
Mercedes Carolina MARQUEZ
814.0814.01016.0915.0510.0dnf22.091.069.0
11
Boris NOVODEREZHKIN
Andrey NOVODEREZHKIN
1016.0915.0915.01016.0814.0dnf22.098.076.0
12
Sergey Kruchkov
Andrey SIZINEV
1218.01218.01218.01117.01218.0dnf22.0111.089.0
13
Pietro FALAVIGNA
Luciano MICALI
1319.01319.01117.01319.01319.0dnf22.0115.093.0
14
Gabor GABORJANI
Bela ARGAY
dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0132.0110.0

Luka TOMORI
Urban JAN
dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0dnc22.0132.0110.0

Daily standings

Victors

References

Notes and References

  1. The first mentioned person is the helmsman
  2. The 2012 Bonus scoring system was used.
  3. Total after applying discard.