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#07 VoomVoom.com throttleman Gareth Williams has revealed that the team was lucky to even finish today's SuperSport Sprint race in Malta – let alone finish in second place – after a dramatic spin-out midway through the event.
The British-based team was well on course for a solid podium finish in the event as it battled with the #38 Baia High Performance and #47 Silverline Buzzi Bullet boats, when it dramatically spun just two laps from the end of the race.
"We were very close to the #47 Silverline Buzzi Bulletboat, we hooked it into a corner and just spun," Williams explained. "[Pilot] Vee [Ganjavian] was thrown halfway out of the boat, but I grabbed him by the ankles, got him back in, we reconnected our kill switches and got started again."
"We're not complaining, though. It was a fantastic race. In the end, we very nearly got second place and we're still second in the championship, so we're very happy."
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The #07 VoomVoom.com crew of pilot Vee Ganjavian and throttleman Gareth Williams had the perfect surprise ending to their Italian Grand Prix of the Sea weekend, inheriting the SuperSport Sprint race win after the Endurance race-winning #44 Conam Yachts boat was handed a two-minute penalty for jumping the start.
The Sprint victory – allied to the #07 VoomVoom.com team's second place in the Saturday Sprint race – gave Williams and Ganjavian the overall victory in the Italian Grand Prix of the Sea weekend.
On the course, the #44 Conam Yachts crew of pilot Aaron Ciantar and throttleman Angelo Tedeschi led the way from #59 Saho Offshore Rana's team and the #07 VoomVoom.com boat, but the two-minute penalties that were ultimately applied to the #44 Conam Yachts and #59 Saho boats dropped them back down the order.
A second victory of the weekend would have given Ciantar and Tedeschi a clear lead in the Italian Grand Prix of the Sea and a crucial early-season lead in the standings after their home event, but – sadly – it wasn't to be. It only became clear to the #44 Conam Yachtscrew of their narrowly missed win when they reached the harbour.
Equally, Williams and Ganjavian were unaware of their surprise win until informed by someone else. "We didn't know until one of the Baia High Performance OSG team told us there was the possibility of a penalty and a change in the results," said Ganjavian.
Once the rules had been clarified – and after a bit of showmanship racing rivalry from Ciantar and Tedeschi on the podium, Williams and Ganjavian were able to take the top step of the podium and begin their celebrations. "That was a great finish to an excellent weekend," said Ganjavian. "We've had some good racing, and San Benedetto del Tronto has been an excellent venue. This couldn't have been a better start to the season."
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