RANKING

Laurent Hay completes full year as the Finn World No. 1

Laurent Hay, from France, has completed a full year as No. 1 in the Finn World Rankings. In Issue No 4 of the world rankings, released this week, he has even extended his lead at the top to 156 points after an incredibly successful season which included silver medals at the Finn Gold Cup, Finn Europeans and Finn World Masters. After the first year of the Finn World Ranking List, he remains the only sailor to be the World No. 1.

The Finn World Ranking List now includes 1,324 sailors from 38 countries, an increase of 115 sailors since the last release in June.

Current Masters champion, Filipe Silva, from Portugal, moves up to second overall, while Marc Allain des Beauvais, from France drops one place to third.

Zsigmond Kantor, from Hungary is the biggest mover into the top 10, up to seventh from 91st, while Antal Székely is up to sixth from 43rd. Finally, Bas de Waal, from The Netherlands, moves up to ninth from 13th.

Since the last release the World Tour for Finns has taken in another 24 events across 16 countries including the Silver Cup and the Finn European Masters.

The Finn World Ranking list was created in October 2022 as part of the class’s long term global event strategy designed around inclusivity, cross border cooperation with calendars and with a focus on supporting national associations across the world. Through the World Tour for Finns the class has a unified platform to promote events, sponsors and sailors. It is based on each sailor’s best five events over a two year rolling system and aims to include results from as many events around the world as possible along with the major class championships. A full explanation of the platform can be found here.

The next Finn World Ranking list will be issued in March 2024.

Finn World Ranking List Issue No. 4 – October 2023
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Top 20 from 1,324 sailors

Rank, Name, Country, Sail No, Points, No of Events
1 Laurent Hay FRA 75 1087.14 13
2 Filipe Silva POR 21 931.34 12
3 Marc Allain Des Beauvais FRA 99 895.42 10
4 Bartosz Szydłowski POL 6 824.94 9
5 Antal Székely HUN 7 818.31 7
6 Lawrence Crispin GBR 74 814.34 9
7 Zsigmond Kantor HUN 30 801.78 8
8 Kristian Sjoberg FIN 201 797.54 12
9 Bas De Waal NED 29 795.71 17
10 Domonkos Németh HUN 80 785.28 5
11 David Terol ESP 7 775.65 8
12 Paul Mckenzie AUS 22 766.91 6
13 Peter Peet NED 148 766.77 11
14 Peter Mosny SVK 1 733.49 8
15 John F Dane USA 69 722.72 5
16 Lukäts Akos HUN 50 703.76 9
17 Philippe Lobert FRA 66 692.73 7
18 Jürgen Eiermann GER 8 682.96 8
19 Miguel Fernandez Vasco ESP 161 682.06 5
20 Florian Faucheux FRA 96 663.50 7

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