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Start Date	4 December 2016
End Date	11 December 2016
ISAF ID	AUS201612ISI
Venue	Melbourne
Country	Australia
Entry Name	Antonio Gonzalez de la Madrid
Entry Address	Ariadne House, Town Quay
Tel	+ 44 2380 635 111
Fax	+ 44 2380 635 789
Email	registration@sailing.org
Website	http://www.sailing.org/worldcup/onb.php
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Australia's sporting capital, Melbourne, is to host the 2016 Sailing World Cup Final from 4-11 December out of the St Kilda Sailing Precinct.

The Sailing World Cup Final will bring together the world's best sailors in the aftermath of the Rio 2016 Sailing Competitions as they seek to end the year on a high heading into the Tokyo 2020 quadrennial.

With a grandstand for sailing like no other, the Sailing World Cup Final in St Kilda Sailing Precinct, made out of the Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron (RMYS), St Kilda Baths, St Kilda Beach and Catani Gardens, will put the sport front and centre of the public.

Racing alongside the St Kilda Pier and beach, a bustling metropolitan atmosphere will ensure a fusion of sport and leisure. Olympic and World Champions will race across the ten Olympic fleets and the 2.4 Norlin One Design in a bid to be crowned 2016 Sailing World Cup Champion and those on-shore will be able to enjoy the show in the race village.

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Discipline	Type	Class	Grade	Results
Fleet racing	Men	470	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Women	470	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Men	49er	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Women	49erFX	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Men	Finn	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Men	IKA - Formula Kite	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Women	IKA - Formula Kite	200	Overall Results
Fleet racing	Men	Laser	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Women	Laser Radial	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Mixed	Nacra 17	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Men	RS:X	200	Overall Results Race Results
Fleet racing	Women	RS:X	200	Overall Results Race Results

Sailing World Cup Final

04 Dec 2016 - 11 Dec 2016

49er (Men) Fleet racing

Position	Nation	Sail Number	Net Points	Total Points	Crew
1	AUT AUT	AUT 29	28.00	36.00	Benjamin Bildstein David Hussl
2	AUS AUS	AUS 104	37.00	57.00	Harrison Price Harry Morton
3	NZL NZL	NZL 34	38.00	47.00	Josh Porebski Trent Rippey
4	AUS AUS	AUS 91	39.00	55.00	David Gilmour Joel Turner
5	AUS AUS	AUS 66	41.00	61.00	William Phillips Sam Phillips
6	NZL NZL	NZL 989	42.00	62.00	Isaac McHardie William Mckenzie
7	ESP ESP	ESP 97	42.00	48.00	Diego Botín le Chever Iago López Marra
8	AUS AUS	AUS 101	46.00	57.00	Lachy Gilmour Ryan Donaldson
9	NZL NZL	NZL 269	65.00	85.00	Nick Egnot-Johnson Jack Rogers
10	AUS AUS	AUS 160	69.00	89.00	Sam Gilmour Cameron Seagreen
11	SLO SLO	SLO 134	63.00	83.00	Peter Janezic Anze Podlogar
12	USA USA	USA 914	64.00	84.00	Andrew Mollerus Matthew Mollerus
13	AUS AUS	AUS 777	67.00	87.00	Xavier Winston Smith Shaun Connor
14	AUS AUS	AUS 703	88.00	108.00	Hayden Brown Mackenzie Bird
15	AUS AUS	AUS 447	89.00	109.00	Harry Lawson Nathan Edwards
16	AUS AUS	AUS 204	89.00	109.00	Oliver Manton Billy Goodfellow
17	AUS AUS	AUS 222	95.00	115.00	Jack Abbott Jack Lloyd
18	AUS AUS	AUS 762	98.00	118.00	Zac Pullen Mathew Himson
19	HKG HKG	HKG 852	103.00	123.00	Ka Ho Cheung Siu Kit Tse

Venue

Sailing World Cup Final plays host to six amazing days of world class Sailing with a special entertainment program combining the excitement of world class Olympic sailing, good food and wine, vibrant people, engaging lifestyle entertainment and spectacular views of Port Phillip Bay.

ST KILDA SAILING PRECINCT
St Kilda is an inner southern suburb of Melbourne, 6 kilometres south-east of Melbourne's Central Business District. The St Kilda Sea Baths and the Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron together form the St Kilda Sailing Precinct with the regatta office and event stage situated within this area. This year the Sailing World Cup Final hopes to create a festival vibe by showcasing the sailing events to the public.

St Kilda is located on a sandy stretch of Port Phillip between Albert Park and Elwood. St Kilda is home to many of Melbourne's famous visitor attractions including Luna Park, the Esplanade Hotel, Acland Street and Fitzroy Street. It is home to St Kilda Beach, Melbourne's most famous beach, several renowned theatres and several of Melbourne's big events and festivals. The most famous attraction on St Kilda's beach is the St Kilda Pier. This landmark was originally constructed in 1853 and the iconic kiosk on the pier built in 1904. Near the entrance to the pier are the St Kilda Sea Baths, with the current complex having been built in the 1990s.

For more information, including accommodation, food & drinks, things to do & see and what's on visit http://www.stkildamelbourne.com.au

PORT PHILIP BAY
Melbourne is situated at the top of Port Phillip Bay, with 2,000sq kilometres of deep open water unaffected by tide or geographical features, regular sea breezes averaging 15 knots, summer water temperature of 20°C and daily air temperature between 25°C and 30°C.

One of the world's best waterway for sailing, Port Philip is host to a variety of marine and ecological environments, unique to the area and of great significance to Australia's natural diversity. Studies show that Port Phillip is a dynamic and self-sustaining ecosystem which is healthier and cleaner than comparable bays near large cities. Every year millions of people enjoy its vast coastline, world-class swimming beaches and coastal parks, and all within easy reach of central Melbourne.

Marine reserves dot the Bay and have been set aside to safeguard important marine habitats and species, significant natural features, cultural heritage and aesthetic values.

MELBOURNE
Melbourne is a city famous for its sense of style. Glamorous events are a trademark of the city, as are its cafes, wineries and shops. Melbourne boasts a lifestyle experience. There are beautiful buildings, fantastic shopping precincts and countless shows, exhibitions and galleries to entertain. It is also very easy to get around with the constant stream of trams. Money from the goldrush of the late 19th century built much of the city. Today, the magnificent architecture of this era still stands.

Just outside the city limits lies a world of natural beauty. The Twelve Apostles are accessible for a day trip although it is recommended you take your time travelling down the Great Ocean Road. Wilson's Promontory, a playground of wild animals, beaches, and forests, is only 3-hours' drive away. Just around the corner on Philip Island is the famous penguin parade. Each night, hundreds of penguins shuffle ashore with plenty of room for spectators to enjoy.

Only 50kms or one hour's drive out of Melbourne is the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges, a region of hills, forests, and most importantly, wine. There are over 200 vineyards in Victoria with each producing magnificent wines.
Further north is the high country where you can ski - and walk, kayak, canoe, abseil, fly and cycle. It is in these hills that Banjo Paterson wrote the poem, The Man from Snowy River. (Banjo also wrote the world-famous song, Waltzing Matilda.)
Wherever you turn in Victoria, you will be surprised with the diversity. It is a distinctive part of Australia with many unique experiences to be found.