2023 Sailing World Championships – ILCA 6

ILCA 6
at the 2023 Sailing World Championships
VenueThe Hague, the Netherlands
Dates13–20 August
Competitors110 from 54 nations
Medalists
gold medal Mária Érdi   Hungary
silver medal Maud Jayet    Switzerland
bronze medal Anne-Marie Rindom   Denmark

The ILCA 6 competition at the 2023 Sailing World Championships was the women's dinghy event and was held in The Hague, the Netherlands, 13–20 August 2023.[1] The entries were limited to 120 boats.[1] The competitors participated in an opening series that was planned to 10 races, followed by a medal race.[1] The medal race was planned for 20 August.[2]

The competition served as a qualifying event for the 2024 Olympic sailing competition with 16 out of 43 national quota being distributed at the event.[3]

Summary

Anne-Marie Rindom of Denmark was the reigning world champion, having won the 2022 ILCA 6 World Championships in Kemah, Texas.[4] The entry list also included Dutch sailor, three-time Olympic medallist, and reigning European champion Marit Bouwmeester.[2] Bouwmeester had also won the Paris 2024 Test Event the month before.[5] In the Sailing World Cup, Bouwmeester had won the Trofeo Princesa Sofía,[6] Sarah Douglas of Canada had won the Semaine Olympique Française,[7] Maxime Jonker of the Netherlands had won the Allianz Regatta,[8] and Nazlı Çağla Dönertaş of Turkey had won the Kiel Week.[9]

After the first day, two sailors were standing on six points – Mária Érdi of Hungary who had taken one race win and one fifth place, and Carolina Albano of Italy, who had recorded one fourth place and one second place.[10] By 17 August, Emma Plasschaert of Belgium had overtaken the lead, one point ahead of Érdi, followed by Maud Jayet of Switzerland and Josefin Olsson of Sweden, all within 11 points.[11] Into the medal race, five sailors stood within nine points, Jayet four points ahead of Érdi and Rindom, further five points ahead of Bouwmeester and Charlotte Rose of the United States.[12] Érdi, finishing third in the medal race, won the title ahead of Jayet, who had become penalised on the second leg, and Rindom received the bronze medal.[13]

With the final results, national quotas were awarded Hungary, Switzerland, Denmark, the Netherlands, the United States, Belgium, Sweden, Portugal, Italy, Australia, Great Britain, Germany, Poland, Norway, Argentina and Canada.[14]

Results

Results of individual races
PosHelmsmanCountry IIIIIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIXXMRTot Pts
Mária Érdi Hungary513717422649†4612475
Maud Jayet Switzerland211543†112273131412279
Anne-Marie Rindom Denmark21283924†1951011210581
4 Marit Bouwmeester Netherlands119711511736†671012084
5 Charlotte Rose United States4939†23127511521813596
6 Emma Plasschaert Belgium7113022315231†22412998
7 Josefin Olsson Sweden11391023911027BFD 56†2161105
8 Vasileia Karachaliou Portugal1582564131212UFD 56†118170114
9 Carolina Albano Italy42422101621824†1920150126
10 Mara Stransky Australia282222152540†14410STP 17179139
11 Hannah Snellgrove Great Britain28322271534041†3–164123
12 Anna Munch Denmark3201591120437†1429–162125
13 Julia Büsselberg Germany2114306341839†123–168129
14 Mirthe Akkerman Netherlands30†152326276134118–163133
15 Erika Reineke United States3207829DSQ 56†2516718–189133
16 Casey Imeneo Australia1658353136†242628–182146
17 Maxime Jonker NetherlandsBFD 56†162472088251216–210154
18 Agata Barwińska Poland18219635†276223214–190155
19 Line Flem Høst Norway16271317132914189BFD 56†–212156
20 Chiara Benini Floriani Italy141452†32331093399–215163
21 Marie Barrue France2524145†341224152112–213168
22 Pia Kuhlmann Germany17321928839†239232–209170
23 Lucía Falasca Argentina1032123212328†212824–202174
24 Sarah Douglas CanadaBFD 56†1435445510301321–233177
25 Monika Mikkola Finland6222612DSQ 56†1432193517–239183
26 Daisy Collingridge Great Britain8436212231382048†5–233185
27 Christina Sakellaris United StatesBFD 56†91421361811282926–248192
28 Ecem Güzel Turkey1318346†161743411725–239193
29 Silvia Zennaro Italy32BFD 56†165243816112330–251195
30 Anja von Allmen Switzerland15734449†4030331620–248199
31 Elyse Ainsworth Australia12746†27282620343315–248202
32 Nazlı Çağla Dönertaş Turkey22420371819343520BFD 56†–265209
33 Lillian Myers United States2610431326284950†226–273223
34 Stephanie Norton Hong Kong19231030313753†231838–282229
35 Zoe Thomson Australia11231816193342274243†–274231
36 Matilda Nicholls Great Britain25222915143046458BFD 56†–290234
37 Shai Kakon Israel214045†5372133261937–284239
38 Hannah Anderssohn Germany13361553†302244134627–299246
39 Cristina Pujol Spain928RET 56†18254827174333–304248
40 Wiktoria Gołębiowska Poland717411042DSQ 56†3947546–310254
41 Sandra Lulić Croatia271814394650†17293835–313263
42 Matilda Talluri Italy17538743424548†4734–326278
43 Ebru Bolat Romania421174038352949†4036–327278
44 Florencia Chiarella Peru35101924403651†314441–331280
45 Nur Shazrin Mohd Latif MalaysiaBFD 56†162417473241382545–341285
46 Luciana Cardozo Argentina12812484845354236BFD 56†–342286
47 Maura Dewey Canada86BFD 56†20415131464540–344288
48 Laura Schewe Germany313237351†4926323444–339288
49 Zhang Dongshuang China10331046324652†433048–350298
50 Sylvie Stannage Australia926233839434753†5031–359306
51 Hanna Koba Sweden53716404453†37445142–369316
52 Yumiko Tombe Japan39653654†4754525239–384330
53 Cristina Castellanos Guatemala381364352444851RET 56†47–398342
54 Alina Shapovalova UkraineBFD 56†172115535250543749–404348
55 Gabriella Kidd Brazil23BFD 56†22115041DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56–427371
56 Eve McMahon Ireland11BFD 56†4731122331–157101
57 Marissa Ijben NetherlandsBFD 56†21133247514910–171115
58 Louise Cervera FranceBFD 56†BFD 5612201751667–186130
59 Yelena Vorobeva Croatia2739†343491214222–175136
60 Giorgia Della Valle Italy3728261263UFD 56†4183–193137
61 Martina Reino SpainBFD 56†25BFD 56158413723–198142
62 Evie Saunders Australia35†335332610711019–179144
63 Dolores Moreira Uruguay3019BFD 56†3510DPI 17891614–214158
64 Molly Sacker Great Britain222932†1822711212015–197165
65 Pernelle Michon France31BFD 56†49513163715–222166
66 Viktorija Andrulytė Lithuania333148†1425151216416–214166
67 Eline Verstraelen Belgium36122544†303768144–216172
68 Coralie Vittecoq Canada24311134†8199232127–207173
69 Nancy Jane Highfield Hong Kong20372945†13131520821–221176
70 Nethra Kumanan India34241141†21910222331–226185
71 Olivia Christie New Zealand19431755†142922101724–250195
72 Clara Gravely Canada462918281135UFD 56†51311–252196
73 Marilena Makri Cyprus29381481221RET 56†191917–260204
74 Ana Moncada Spain18265124344UFD 56†121522–262206
75 Hallie Schiffman United States323440†2519171917368–247207
76 Adriana Penruddocke BermudaBFD 56†5263132223318116–267211
77 Lin Pletikos Slovenia40†39288372316241225–252212
78 Elena Oetling MexicoBFD 56†44BFD 5639201212859–279223
79 Gu Min China6BFD 56†442772429272535–280224
80 Rosine Baudet Switzerland43†353219291137262220–274231
81 Katariina Roihu Estonia333531192743†13352913–278235
82 Sophia Montgomery Thailand293435†16282618313128–276241
83 Alenka Valencic Slovenia48†402726153917153240–299251
84 Greta Pilkington New Zealand2345301422363211UFD 56†41–310254
85 Ines Gmati Tunisia1427BFD 56†29481830442429–319263
86 Linda Hensel Germany2625443745†3226292818–310265
87 Daniela Rivera Venezuela4042†3129182523373533–313271
88 Ursula Balas CroatiaBFD 56†462438351428433412–330274
89 Lara Himmes SpainBFD 56†BFD 563352162020252626–330274
90 Klára Himmelová Czech RepublicBFD 56†302042245125322738–345289
91 Romi Safin Estonia4347†3943363124303330–356309
92 Sophie Zimmermann Peru45384052†233327403732–367315
93 Sophia Morgan Fiji204145†33404140363043–369324
94 Evangelia Karageorgou Greece39BFD 56†33939443434DNC 56DNC 56–400344
95 Honoka Miura Japan24443753†474042414434–406353
96 María José Poncell Chile3436364952†4236384044–407355
97 Sofiia Naumenko UkraineBFD 56†4127443338DNF 56423939–415359
98 Agustina Jordán Chile44STP 4338423830UFD 56†474536–419363
99 Diana Markova BulgariaDPI 3850†41STP 50424639334137–417367
100 Deizy Nhaquile Mozambique49†454213464531494849–417368
101 Mai Kakimoto Japan45532855†315241454247–439384
102 Argyro Kouravelou Greece47BFD 56†53254128UFD 5639DNC 56DNC 56–457401
103 Mariela Nikolova BulgariaDPI 4554†46STP 42444935484750–460406
104 Chen Pin-Chieh Chinese Taipei41434251DPI 53.8†4845524345–463.8410
105 Yuuri Yamamoto Japan42514854†495038463848–464410
106 Charlotte Webster Cayman Islands4149545050344450UFD 56†42–470414
107 Vaimooia Ripley Samoa4648474753†4743514646–474421
108 Alessia Palanti Czech Republic3830503643DNC 56†DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56–477421
109 Nelle Leenders Fiji50464955†545346534951–506451
110 Estere Paula Kumpiņa Latvia36DNF 56†DNE 5650DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56DNC 56–534478

Scoring system: low-point system; Source: [15]
Legend:   – Qualified for medal race(s); BFD – Black flag disqualification; DNC – Did not come to the starting area; DNE – Non excludable disqualification; DNF – Did not finish; DPI – Discretionary penalty imposed; DSQ – Disqualified; RET – Retired; STP – Standard penalty imposed; UFD – "U" flag disqualification; † – Discarded race not counted in the overall result;

References

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  11. ↑ "Medal joy at the Sailing World Champs". sailingscuttlebutt.com. 17 August 2023.
  12. ↑ "Sailing World Champs: Foiling Saturday". sailingscuttlebutt.com. 19 August 2023.
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