At the start of the racing for the day, the breeze was shifty and led to  marks on all courses being adjusted as the racing progressed through the day. This is one of the facts that could well be turning this regatta into a very high scoring one, as all the top sailors drop results, and pile on the points.

Today three races were completed  and tomorrow for each fleet, the races on all courses are due to start at midday local time and three races will be sailed.

At the end of the day there are three different nations leading each of the classes and the battle for the ASAF Nations Cup for the best performing nation is very close between Hong Kong, Malaysia and India.

Top Three

Optimist (Boys)

Navyn Prabhakar – IND

Anirudh KS – IND

Ahmed Mohammed Al Owasi – OMA

Optimist (Girls)

Annanya Chouhan – IND

Nancy Highfield – HKG

Marie Oldeman – UAE

Laser 4.7

Emman Fung – HKG

Enzo Cremers – HKG

Abdulla Al Moudi – UAE

Laser Radial

Asri Azman – MAS

Nethra Kumanan – IND

Riley Cameron – HKG

RS One

Chng Ho Yin – HKG

Leung Pui Hei – HKG

Pang Yu Hang – HKG