The picturesque Great Sound is once again the stage for thrilling sailing action as the Bermuda International Invitational Race Week Regatta progresses, with the elegant International One-Design (IOD) fleet providing captivating competition.
Eight stunning IOD boats are locked in a tight battle on Bermuda's renowned waters, each crew fiercely contesting for the coveted top spot. The standings after the second day of racing remain provisional, hinting at the close margins and potential for shifts in the days to come.
Currently leading the pack is Hannah Vincent from the USA, who has accumulated 12 points after another solid day on the water, securing a 4th and a 2nd place finish. Hot on her heels is Bermuda's own Bill McNiven, who has climbed into second position with a mere 13 points. McNiven demonstrated impressive consistency, recording a 2nd and a 3rd in today's races, much to the delight of the local supporters.
The competition remains fierce further down the leaderboard, with Courtenay Jenkins of the USA and Ted Murphy of Canada currently tied for third place, both sitting on 18 points. This tight clustering at the top promises more exhilarating racing as the regatta unfolds, with every race potentially proving decisive in the final standings. The sailors will be eager to capitalize on every gust and tactical opportunity as they navigate the challenges of the Great Sound.
IOD Fleet after Two Races
12 Hannah Vincent - USA
13 Bill McNiven - Bermuda
18 Courtenay Jenkins - USA
18 Ted Murphy - Canada
20 Anton Larrsson - Sweden
23 Christopher Gould/David Pool
25 Colin James/Ray DeSilva
25 Morten Tenvig - Norway
27 Oliver Dix - Great Britain
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