{"id":129245,"date":"2025-09-11T05:34:12","date_gmt":"2025-09-11T05:34:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/129245\/"},"modified":"2025-09-11T05:34:12","modified_gmt":"2025-09-11T05:34:12","slug":"j-24-world-championship-2025-in-plymouth-uk","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/129245\/","title":{"rendered":"J\/24 World Championship 2025 in Plymouth, UK"},"content":{"rendered":"

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J\/24 World Championship 2025 in Plymouth, UK – Day 2
\n by James Mills 10 Sep 22:27 PDT
\n 6-14 September 2025<\/p>\n

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\nNo Luck of the Irish required for Cillian Dickson and his team on “Headcase” \n<\/p>\n


\nMore challenging conditions with a 20 knot breeze, low visibility and damp conditions made for an uncomfortable but exciting race conditions on Wednesday for sailors and the race management teams. \n<\/p>\n


\nThat won’t matter to the Irish team “Headcase” Bow 10. Cillian Dickson and his team won both races and are now level points with the low scoring Italian team “La Superba” helmed by Ignazio Bonnano. \n<\/p>\n


\nRace 1 it was the “La Superba” who got to the top mark first with “Headcase” rounding in 5th. Michael Goldfarb and his team on “War Canoe” from the USA were always in the top 3 rounding the windward mark but were disappointed to receive a black flag after crossing the finish in 2nd. The subsequent request for redress regarding the black flag decision did not go the way of “War Canoe” or other members of the fleet who took a similar approach to the black flag they received. German team “Jux” helmed by Thomas Cramer had a fine and controlled race with good speed across the course and were rewarded with a solid podium. The race finished 1. “Headcase”, 2. “La Superba”, 3rd “Jux”. \n<\/p>\n


\nRace 2 was a dominant victory for “Headcase” always leading from the front, “War Canoe” were totally fired up and rounded the windward mark in 2nd but had to settle for a 5th place finish and the French team of “Jeronimo” were 3rd around the windward mark but were unable to finish inside the top 10. The positions changed a lot over the next 2 legs with the exception of “Headcase” who we super focused and that focus was rewarded with a 2nd bullet of the day. Another UK local team “Mr Mann” helmed by Shane Hewlett” had a 3 way battle for 2nd over the line but they managed to hold for 2nd place to the delight of the local support and also receiving a huge cheer when he walked into his home club, Saltash Sailing Club for the J24 host club party. In 3rd was Tony Parker of the USA in “Bangor Packet” who have quietly but consistently improved their already low scores to now sit in 3rd overall. “Headcase”, “La Superba” and “Bangor Packet” are currently in the driving seat. \n<\/p>\n


\nOther news \n<\/p>\n


\nThe current world youth U25 champions from the USA “Saltine” had a great day and moved up the rankings and a nice story further back in the fleet was the UK team’s “Motley Crew” helmed by Andy Willet and “Jabberwocky” helmed by Gail Berriman made huge performance gains in race 3 jumping 20 places which will be a welcome boost to their respective teams. \n<\/p>\n


\nResults after Day 2: \n<\/p>\n


\nPosBow NoBoat NameSail NoHelmR1R2R3Pts
\n1st10HeadcaseIRL 4247Cillian Dickson81110
\n2nd47La SuperbaITA 416Ignazio Bonanno42410
\n3rd20Bangor PacketUSA 58Tony Parker65314
\n4th43Mr MannGBR 4241Shane Hewlett119222
\n5th41GekkoJPN 5450Kohei Ichikawa513624
\n6th32JuxGER 4406Thomas Cramer2531038
\n7th50JeronimoFRA 5071Aorelian Garcia2241238
\n8th39Front RunnerSWE 4896Per\u2011Hakan Persson16111542
\n9th31Blind SquirrelIRL 5481Colm O’Flaherty1972551
\n10th48Rabbit Per CinqueITA 438Francesco Nucara1330851
\n11th42Hard on PortIRL 4794David Bailey2323753
\n12th4NJO2GBR 4266Tim Octon14281355
\n13th45WarCanoeUSA 5399Michael Goldfarb1BFD557
\n14th40Tata PatagoniaARG 5453Ramiro Clemente Diaz28BFD61
\n15th24SaltineUSA 62Sam Hopper31191464
\n16th3JiveGBR 4261David Cooper24341169
\n17th18Il RiccioIRL 5219JP McCaldin910RET70
\n18th15FfoldGBR 4269Dave Hale156BFD72
\n19th11J\u2011BondHUN 37Balazs Tomai715BFD73
\n20th29MajicGBR 4248James Torr320BFD74
\n21st14Ziggy BarIlcheARG 5191Ignacio Buffa Danesi26311774
\n22nd46Snoopy’s JIRL 4265Martin Mahon1017BFD78
\n23rd8Jolly RogerGBR 4270Roger Morris30321880
\n24th16The Dutch JeesNED 5440Dirk Olyslagers1218BFD81
\n25th17HedgehogIRL 4217Mark Usher28332081
\n26th38JamGBR 4153Ben Maddaford39212181
\n27th19VitesseGER 5412Manfred Konig1714BFD82
\n28th37Derbe KerleGER 5266Lynn Wolgast2012BFD83
\n29th9VIVA on aquaGER 5417Hauke Kruess1816BFD85
\n30th1WijitGBR 4235Sam MarshallRET26986
\n31st12InnaminckaAUS 4793John Crawford3238.51989.5
\n32nd27JuggernautGBR 4026Neil Trathen35253393
\n33rd26JupiterIRL 5270Conor Haughton2122BFD94
\n34th49ACEAUS 4801David West3838.52399.5
\n35th28JabAUS 4788Warren Slater33BFD16100
\n36th2HitchhikerGBR 4242Chris Randall413624101
\n37th33TintoAUS 5386Steve Wright2724BFD102
\n38th6HiJinksGBR 4213Mark Lewers2929BFD109
\n39th30Just WindGBR 4233Tom GurneyRET3722110
\n40th34Crazy HorseIRL 4533Luke McBride374430111
\n41st35HustleUSA 49Michael Quaid3427BFD112
\n42nd44JiffiGBR 4035Philip Bailey424132115
\n43rd51JabberwockyGBR 4271Gail Berriman434528116
\n44th7Motley CrewGBR 4003Andy Willet454726118
\n45th22Italian JobGBR 4251John GormanDNC4027118
\n46th36Violent JGBR 4013Jason Culmer3635RET122
\n47th5MojoGBR 4239Chloe NunnRET4329123
\n48th23NitroGBR 4034Mark PrueRET4231124
\n49th21Proud MaryIRL 4384Bernard McConville4446BFD141
\n50th25PfauGER 5269Lars Hager40BFDBFD142 <\/p>\n

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