Bundock-Nicholas 
Paschalidis-Trigonis 
Gonzalez Smith-Heuser
Two days ago, when we were speaking of Titan’s battle, we didn’t think so well, as competition is now so close between Bundock-Nicholas and Paschalidis-Kostantinos, with a mere 3 points gap after 11 races being sailed, and a second discard being likely to be granted tomorrow during last final series day, bona fide ARG amateurs Cruz Gonzalez Smith & Mariano Heuser, scoring 43 points, being close to certain to get Bronze at Prize Giving Ceremony, ahead from Pablo Völker-Sergio Mehl and Brett Burvill-Max Puttman, tied with 64 points each.
Völker-Mehl 
Burvill-Puttman
Then comes a group of three teams separated by one point each, Krevinsky-Benitez (84 pts), Parker-Brown (85 pts) & Demesmaeker-Bagué (86 pts), slightly ahead Souben Amiot (93 pts) & Colby-Dubbelaar (95 pts).
Krevinsky-Benitez 
Parker-Brown 
Demesmaeker-Bagué 
Souben-Amiot 
Colby-Dubbelaar
One can’t wait for tomorrow to discover which team will be crowned 2019 World Champion…
This 2019 Worlds edition is whatever the case a great success, considering both numbers and skills from the competing teams, as well the quality of the venue.
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