TOKYO, July 30 — A lack of experience is what separates national sailors Nuraisyah Jamil and Juni Karimah Noor Jamali from the world’s best on the third day of the women’s International 470 event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics today.
“The more experienced sailors began to overtake them until the end of both races. The results are quite disappointing, especially after they were in the leading pack at the first mark,” said national coach Muhammad Sahir A Rahim when contacted by Bernama. Polish pair Agnieszka Skrzypulec-Jolanta Ogar lead the standings after six races with 10 net points, followed by Great Britain’s Hannah Mills-Eilidh McIntyre and France’s Camille Lecointre-Aloise Retornaz .
This is an improvement on her 33rd placing, with 274 net points, when she made her Olympic debut at the 2016 Rio edition.
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