After taking first place on the opening day, Croatia successfully defended its leading position on the second day as well.
On Tuesday, three flights were completed, bringing the total to seven flights after two days of sailing and resulted in several changes to the overall standings.
Flight by flight
Flight 5: Croatia won first flight of the day, Norway was second, like the day before and Italy third, followed by Spain and Germany. Rebuplic of Korea finished in last place.
Flight 6: Norway and Croatia switched places – Norway won, Croatia was second and Italy was third again. Australia was fourth and Poland fifth.
Flight 7: Croatia won last flight of the day, Italy was second, achieving its best result of the competition. Norway was third, Poland fourth and Australia fifth.
Overall standings after Day 2
Croatia, Italy and Norway were exchanging places at the top of the standings, with Croatia achieving the best results overall.
Croatia remained in first place, Italy moved up to second, and Norway moved down to third. All three teams have 13 points. Poland moved up to fourth place with 16 points, while Austria moved up to fifth with 18 points.
Canada remained in sixth place, as on the previous day, with 19 points, while Singapore, Germany, Spain and Austria are tied on 20 points. Hungary is in 11th place, five points behind the teams on 20 points, followed by the Czechia with 26 points and Japan with one point more. At the bottom of the standings, nothing has changed: Malaysia remains in second-to-last place, while Rebuplic of Korea is in last place.
Racing continues today and the Croatian lead at home against the whole fleet.
3 Oct
