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2019 Tornado World Championships : Australian duo Brett Burvill and Max Puttman claimed the overall title
samedi 12 janvier 2019 –
The final day of racing for the 2019 Tornado World Championships Powered by Candida Stationery ended on a high with Olympic Gold and Silver medalist Rex Sellars, sailing with his son Brett, took the win for race 10, a great way to end the regatta. But it wasn’t enough to get them on the podium, missing out on third place by just one point. Australian duo Brett Burvill and Max Puttman claimed the overall title, the first time that this team have won the event.
“I’ve won the mixed division before when I had Estela Jentsch as my crew, but never taken the overall win. I’m bloody stoked !” said Burvill after the prize giving.
“We are just so happy that we managed to secure the win. It was a mission to get to the start line because we actually broke our traveller car on the jib during the last race of the NZL Nationals, and my girlfriends sister, Skye got a replacement, jumped on a plane from Perth (Western Australia) to Auckland, and we met her at the airport to collect it. There were none in New Zealand so she took the mammoth flight to get the part to us. Thank goodness because without that, we wouldn’t have been able to take the championship,” said Puttman.
Second overall went to the Swiss team of Jorg Steiner and Michael Gloor, in their first regatta sailing with each other.
“I’m normally a crew, and this is the first time I have helmed a regatta. My regular skipper could not make it to New Zealand, so Michael and I teamed up to give it a go,” said Steiner. “We are very happy and did not expect to do so well !”
Third overall, first youth and first mixed team went to 16 year old helm Estela Jentsch from Germany and her Australian crew Daniel Brown. This is the second time the team has finished on the podium at a Tornado World Championship event.
“We are happy to have third again in the Tornado Worlds and to also win the youth and mixed divisions,” said Jentsch. “We are very pleased with our efforts. This was a very hard regatta for us, so to win so much is wonderful.”
Overall
- 1st – Brett Burvill & Max Puttman (AUS)
- 2nd – Jorg Steiner & Michael Gloor (SUI)
- 3rd – – Estela Jentsch & Daniel Brown (GER)
Mixed Team Division
- 1st – Estela Jentsch & Daniel Brown (GER)
- 2nd – Zdenek Pavlis & Michaela Pavlisova (CZE)
- 3rd – Jared Eyles & Suzanne Eyles (AUS)
Youth Division
- 1st – Estela Jentsch & Daniel Brown (GER)
- 2nd – Helena Sanderson & Jack Honey (NZL)
- 3rd – Tomer Simhony & Benedict Wachsmann (NZL)
– Press info www.tornado-class.org
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