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Saturday, January 12, 2019
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Evans Finishes Finn Championships 13th Overall
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The 2019 International Finn Australian Championships concluded with 40 sailors including Rockal Evans completing a big week of mostly Strong Sea Breezes and 5 big days of racing.
Evans came off the water up one spot from his starting position of 14th to place 13th overall as he finished with 119 Net Points after 10 races.
Evans was ruled on the course side of the starting line at the starting signal in the first race of the day and the ninth of the series, he would then cross the line 12th in the second race of the day and the final of the Series.
Giles Scott from Great Britain led from start to finish claiming the title with 14 Net Points, with Nichols Heiner from The Netherlands finished second with 28 Net points and the defending Australian champion Jake Lilley finished 3rd with 42 Net Points.
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Thursday, January 10, 2019
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Evans Remains 14th in Australian Finn Championships
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Forty Finns including Rockal Evans enjoyed a day of two halves once again as the Ronstan Australian Finn National Championship, taking place at Black Rock Yacht Club in Melbourne continued.
In a day that went from light to pumping, overall leader Giles Scott from Great Britain won one race, with Ed Wright also from Great Britain winning the other.
Evans came off the water in his same starting position of 14th place as he now has 91 Net Points after 8 races.
Evans would finish the first race of the day and the seventh of the series in 13th place, he would then cross the line 13th in the second race of the day.
Giles has 12 Net Points to lead the Fleet, with Nichols Heiner from The Netherlands second with 19 Net points and the defending Australian champion Jake Lilley and Wright are T3rd with 34 Net Points.
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Wednesday, January 09, 2019
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Evans Continues Australian Finn Championships
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Two more races on Day Three and Rockal Evans remains in the top half of the standings as he was back on the water competing in the Ronstan 2019 Australian Finn National Championships.
Evans came off the water in his same starting position of 14th place as he now has 65 Net Points after 6 races.
Evans would finish the first race of the day and the fifth of the series in 12th place, he would then cross the line 14th in the second race of the day.
Giles Scott from Great Britain continues to lead after six races with 8 points, Nicholas Heiner from the Netherlands is second with 10 points and Andrew Maloney from New Zealand is 3rd with 14 points.
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Tuesday, January 08, 2019
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Evans Continues Australian Finn Championships
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Rockal Evans was back on the water competing in the Ronstan 2019 Australian Finn National Championships.
Evans had another mixed day, as he came off the water in down two places from his starting 12th place finish on Day One as he now has 55 points after 4 races.
Evans would finish the first race of the day and the third of the in 15th place, he would cross the line 16th in the second race of the day.
Giles Scott from Great Britain continue to lead after four races with 7 points, Nicholas Heiner from the Netherlands is second with 12 points and Andrew Maloney from New Zealand is 3rd with 18 points.
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Monday, January 07, 2019
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Evans Begins Competing in Australian Championships
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Thirteen International Finn sailors including Rockal Evans have joined 27 Australian Finn sailors for the Ronstan 2019 Australian Finn National Championships.
Evans had a mixed opening day in mixed conditions, the First Race was sailed in light wind around 8knots, while the Second Race saw the winds increase around 25knots. Evans came off the water in 12th place overall with 24 points.
Evans would finish the first race of the day in 9th place, he would cross the line 15th in the second race of the day.
Evans speaking with www.islandstats.com said, “I am feeling pretty good with my position, but there is room for improvements.”
Giles Scott from Great Britain leads after two races with 2 points, Nicholas Heiner from the Netherlands is second with 8 points and Jakos Lilley and Oliver Twedell both from Australia are T3rd with 10 points.
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