Vittoria speciale alla Roma-Giraglia per il tredicenne Manuel Brinati

Si è svolta alle 19.00 di sera del 29 giugno nella piazzetta dei Marinai a Riva di Traiano la premiazione dei vincitori della Roma-Giraglia, giunta quest’anno alla sua 11° edizione.

I commenti degli skipper sono unanimi: la Roma-Giraglia è una regata estremamente tecnica e difficile, che richiede grande attenzione alle condizioni meteo e molte decisioni difficili. È, a detta di molti, una delle più belle regate dell’anno.

A sottolineare l’importanza della strategia e della tattica in questa regata sono anche Marco Paolucci e Lorenzo Zichichi che con Libertine si sono aggiudicati il primo posto assoluto in tempo reale. Anche Alessandro Farassino, Presidente del Circolo Nautico Riva di Traiano, ha posto l’accento sulla difficoltà tecnica di questa emozionante regata, che ha lasciato gli appassionati con il fiato sospeso fino all’ultimo.

A catturare l’attenzione non è stata però la vittoria overall nella per Tutti di Libertine, bensì la performance di Manuel Brinati che appena tredicenne ha gareggiato per la prima volta in doppio e ha vinto in overall insieme al padre Valerio a bordo di Whisky Echo. Una vittoria senz’altro particolare ed entusiasmante, per un ragazzino così giovane.

A seguire l’elenco completo dei vincitori:

ROMA-GIRAGLIA PER 2

Line Honour: Durlindana 3 – Giancarlo Gianni e Antonio Latini

Classifica ORC, valida per il Campionato zonale Offshore:

  1. Whisky Echo – Valerio e Manuel Brinati
  2. Pegasus – Francesco Conforto e Nino Merola
  3. Tany e Tasky IV – Guido Deleuse e Francesco Micheli

Classifica IRC overall:

  1. Whisky Echo – Valerio e Manuel Brinati
  2. Jolie – Marcello Bernabucci e Marco Gemignani
  3. Strega Rossa – Giampiero Salvatori e Paolo Munzi

Classifica IRC, raggruppamento I:

  1. Jolie – Marcello Bernabucci e Marco Gemignani
  2. Strega Rossa – Giampiero Salvatori e Paolo Munzi
  3. Pegasus – Francesco Conforto e Nino Merola

Classifica IRC, raggruppamento II:

  1. Whisky Echo – Valerio e Manuel Brinati
  2. Dindarella – Roberto Crivellari e Giuseppe Ferrarella

 

ROMA GIRAGLIA PER TUTTI

Line Honour: Libertine – Marco Paolucci e Lorenzo Zichichi

Classifica ORC, valida per il Campionato zonale Offshore:

  1. Libertine – skipper Marco Paolucci
  2. Sir Biss – skipper Marco Marchi
  3. Costellation – skipper Fabrizio Caprioli

Classifica IRC overall

  1. Sir Biss – skipper Marco Marchi
  2. Libertine – skipper Marco Paolucci
  3. Costellation – skipper Fabrizio Caprioli

 

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