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SUPERSPORT RESULTS ANNOUNCED
Today


Team SW1 Capital ended the season with another victoryThe stewards have released the confirmed set of results for the Endurance race in the SuperSport class, which took place today in Sicily at 1600 local time.


Classified Results:
1. #26 Team SW1 Capital (Daniel Cramphorn / Kim Collins / Simon Luhr) Time: 01:01:16.83
2. #43 Seagull Chaudron (Aaron Ciantar / Angelo Tedeschi / Viktor Shemchuk) 01:01:23.08

3. #38 Baia Attolini (Stefano Acanfora / Renato Guidi / Roy Capasso) 01:02:24.60*
4. #44 Iko Casa (Shelley Jory / Audrien Ciantar) 01:03:00.90
5. #22 Big Sergio (Alfredo Nuzzo / Alfredo Amato) 01:02:17.42**

6. #28 Blue Shaft (Gianbattista Gabriele / Alfredo Zanardo / Federico Montanari) 00:37:58.55***
7. #17 Spirit of Belgium (Micha Robyn / Patrick Huybreghts / Marc Sluszny) DNS


*Includes 1 minute penalty
**13 laps completed
***8 laps completed


Points:
1. #26 Team SW1 Capital - 100 points
2. #43 Seagull Chaudron - 90

3. #38 Baia Attolini - 81
4. #44 Iko Casa - 73
5. #22 Big Sergio - 66

6. #28 Blue Shaft - 0

6. #17 Spirit of Belgium - 0



pat W

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TEDESCHI HAILS "BEST EVER" TITLE
Today


Angelo Tedeschi (centre) celebrates the title with his Seagull crewAngelo Tedeschi made it a hat-trick of SuperSport titles as his #43 Seagull Chaudron crew took the Powerboat P1 World Championship to the delight of scores of Ukrainian fans in Syracuse, Sicily.


A second place finish proved enough for Tedeschi and team-mates Aaron Ciantar and Viktor Shemchuk as the challenge of #38 Baia Attolini bravely faded at the final hurdle.


Starting the Endurance contest 11 points clear of Stefano Acanfora, Roy Capasso and Renato Guidi, Seagull drove a risk-free race to ensure the title stays with Tedeschi and his team for at least another 12 months.


Angelo Tedeschi said: "Every year it gets better and better. The competition has been its hardest so in that respects it is definitely the most satisfactory.


“All season there has been a lot of nerves and tension between us and Baia Attolini and there has been some tough moments both on and off the water."


It was #26 Team SW1 Capital who continued their sensational run of end-of-season form as Daniel Cramphorn and Kim Collins made it back-to-back double Grand Prix of the Sea victories.


The British-born team led the 71.76 nautical mile race from the outset and were seldom threatened by their open-canopy rivals - a result which sees them move into third above non-starters #17 Spirit of Belgium.


Baia Attolini finished the 14 lap race in third place despite incurring a one minute penalty for overspeeding while PowerPole sitters #44 Iko Casa ended the season with a hard-earned fourth place.


#22 Big Sergio finished fifth and #28 Blue Shaft was forced to retire with an unspecified technical problem.


GREAT JOB EVERYONE AT CHAULDRON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Two years in a row World Champion!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Weismann Marine drives are the best, AGAIN.



pat W

MikeyFIN

Congrats.
I know a bitter reddish man in an isolated island that has a bloodpressure going skyward reading about these champions...

shifter

Congratulations to the team this weekend!!!!!!!

#44 Iko Casa (Shelley Jory / Audrien Ciantar) Had an exciting run to pole on Friday

Rik

One doesn't have to go that far to find a person with that condition just ask Team Baia

Catmando

Rupert Murdoch?