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BRA 86 Cicero Hartmann, Frederico Sidou and Andre Renard the South American Champions

written by Matias Collins  on  October 12  of  2021 and read by 647

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The South American championship took place past weekend at VDS located in Porto Alegre Brazil. The wind was the protagonist blowing from 15 to 32 knots, the waves were also present making it difficult for all newcomers into the class, and at the first day many repairs were necessary at the boats.

On the first day only two races were sailed in which BRA 86 won both them and were followed by BRA 15 the classic boat with Carlo de Leo, Thiago Knippling and Augusto Alreiter becoming the surprise of the day. BRA 73 with Kadu Bergenthal, Marcos Ribeiro and Edgar Ortiz were on the fight against BRA 78 with Nelson Ilha, Manfredo Floricke and Eduardo Carneiro each one finishing third and fourth that Saturday.

On Sunday BRA 73 won both races of the day, followed by BRA 86 and BRA 55 with Henrique Ilha, Jose Luiz Saveedra and Eduardo Cavalli to finish third in one race and BRA 15 the other race, this made Kadu's team to dream with the fight for the SA title on the last day.

At the third day of the event on Monday 11, the conditions were less extreme and three races were sailed BRA 86 won the first race followed by BRA 73 and BRA 78 in third, at the second race of the day BRA 78 got the bullet and was followed by BRA 88 with Roberto Bortolaso, Carlos Trein and Roger Lamb and in third BRA 86. The third race was then won by BRA 86 followed by BRA 73 and BRA 78 the same way the overall results finished.

There were many pictures taken by the club communication staff itself, and also by the professional photographer Fabiano Benedetti

The event had no international travelers, due to covid restrictions the land borders at the Argentinean side were still closed making it impossible to any team drive their boats to Brazil who had no problems to receive the visitors. The class only hope that for 2022 all these restrictions are eased, and traveling can resume.







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