Brazilian pair finish 12th at the Nacra Valencia Cup
Bernardo Peixoto and Marina Arndt finished 12th in the Nacra 17 at the Nacra Valencia Cup with 109 total points and 91 lost; they finished five points behind Australians Ruben and Rita Booth, 11th on 86.
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Bernardo Peixoto e Marina Arndt fecharam neste sábado (24) a disputa da Nacra 17 na Nacra Valencia Cup, na Espanha, em 12º lugar.
O último dia de regatas foi cancelado por falta de vento, e a classificação acabou definida pelas dez provas concluídas — uma a menos do que as onze previstas no início.
A dupla somou 109 pontos totais e 91 perdidos, já descontado o pior resultado, um 18º lugar. A posição geral havia sido conquistada no dia anterior, e a diferença para os australianos Ruben Booth e Rita Booth, 11º com 86 perdidos, ficou em cinco pontos.
Os melhores momentos vieram no fim: sexto lugar na sétima e na oitava regatas, 18º na nona e nono na décima. Como o comitê antecipou uma prova na sexta-feira, o evento terminou com dez regatas.
O título ficou com a dupla argentina, Mateo Majdalani e Eugenia Bosco (prata em Paris 2024), somando 27 pontos perdidos e vitórias na oitava e na nona provas. Os suecos Emil Järudd e Hanna Jonsson ficaram em segundo, com 28, um ponto atrás. Os neozelandeses Micah Wilkinson e Kate Stewart, bronze em Paris, fecharam o pódio com 51.
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