The MBAs Cup in Santa Margharita Ligure, Italy, took place on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th September 2009. A total of 32 boats and 260 participants enjoyed Bocconi’s hospitality.

The Bocconi website has a report here

The results for the “A Division” Regatta are shown below.  As there were 14 boats participating in this division, all non- participating schools are awarded 15 points towards their league standing.

1 HEC

2 Kellogg/WHU

3 Sauder

4 Insead

5 IE

Continue reading “2009 MBA’s Cup Results”

The much loved Business Schools Alumni Regatta (BSAR) was cancelled in 2009, and will be amalgamated into the Cranfield regatta in 2010.  As a result, on the aniversary of the 2008 event, the scores from that event are dropped from the rankings.

2008 winners, Henley drop 6 places to 18=. 3rd place Cranfield lose 6th spot to Rotterdam, and Bath lose 8th to Smurfit.

Said (Oxford) drop off the table altogether.

There’s no change at the top of the table, with all five teams staying in place.

			17	17	10	23
Position	Change	School	Bocconi Sta Margharita	LBS GMT Athens	ABC Port Camargue	Cranfield Solent	Total	Number of Regattas
1	=	LBS	6	2	2	1	11	4
2	=	Warwick	4	6	10	13	33	4
3	=	Insead	7	1	4	24	36	3
4	=	Bocconi	1	4	11	24	40	2
5	=	Columbia	9	5	3	24	41	3
6	+1	Rotterdam	5	3	11	24	43	2
7	-1	Cranfield	18	18	11	2	49	1
8	+1	Smurfit	18	18	11	3	50	1
9	-1	Bath	18	18	11	4	51	1
10	=	IE	3	13	11	24	51	2 Continue reading “Henly, Cranfield, Bath, Said drop as BSAR results fall from the league”

London Business School’s victory on the Solent maintains their position at the top of the league table, with a commanding 26 points lead over second – placed Warwick.  Warwick were the only other team in the top five places of the table who competed in England, managing 13th, so the top 5 positions are unchanged, with  Insead, Bocconi and Columbia making up the numbers.

Second placed Cranfield overtake Rotterdam to reach 6th, while Bath climb a massive 10 places to 8th, with their 4th place at the Cranfield Regatta making up for the 17th they managed in 2008.  Other notable climbers are Smurfit (9th), Henley (12=) and Cass (17th).

GISMA had their first result at a Business Schools regatta, and make their entry, sitting at joint last on the table

With 23 boats racing at the Cranfield regatta, those teams who did not participate are awarded 24 points towards their ranking.

Position	Change	School	BSAR Solent	Bocconi Sta Margharita	LBS GMT Athens	ABC Port Camargue	Cranfield Solent	Total	Number of Regattas
1	=	LBS	2	6	2	2	1	13	5
2	=	Warwick	6	4	6	10	13	39	5
3	=	Insead	10	7	1	4	24	46	3
4	=	Bocconi	10	1	4	11	24	50	2
5	=	Columbia	10	9	5	3	24	51	3
6	+1	Cranfield	3	18	18	11	2	52	2
7	-1	Rotterdam	10	5	3	11	24	53	2
8	+10	Bath	4	18	18	11	4	55	2
9	+6	Smurfit	10	18	18	11	3	60	1
10	-3	IE	10	3	13	11	24	61	2 Continue reading “LBS victory at Cranfield Regatta consolidates their lead”

London Business School won the Cranfield regatta in emphatic style,  winning four out of the five races, and discarding a second place.

The regatta took place on 25 and 26 July 2009 in the Eastern Solent on the South coast of England.  LBS have been competing at the Cranfield regatta for almost a decade,  but have only won it twice – in 2007 and 2009.  Cranfield’s own “Buccaneers” came in second with a very strong first day’s 2,2,1. Smurfit made up the podium.

The full results and details of the regatta can be found here

Cranfield MBA Regatta 2009

Boat Num	Team Name	Skipper	Race 1	Race 2	Race 3	Race 4	Race 5	Total	Position
8	LBS	Klaus Rasmussen	1	1	2	1	1	4	1st
32	Buccaneers (Cranfield)	Jeremy Renwick	2	2	1	4	3	8	2nd
25	Smurfit	Steve Hayes	4	6	3	2	19	15	3rd
13	Bath 1	Stuart Horlock	22	4	4	3	8	19	4th
3	Cranfield 1	Simon Rooke	10	3	7	5	4	19	5th
26	Cranfield 5	Richard Tarr	11	24	6	7	2	26	6th
14	Bath 2	Steven Noble	7	5	11	15	6	29	7th
27	Bradford University School of Management	Sunsail – Dave Price	3	8	12	10	16	33	8th
7	Judge	David Mason	14	13	10	8	5	36	9th
2	Cranfield 4	Robin Annett	5	12	24	9	10	36	10th Continue reading “2009 Cranfield Regatta Results”

IMD’s second successive victory at the ABC regatta means they stay in 16th place overall. Despite their victory here, their league position remains low as they did not participate in any of the other regattas that form part of the MBA Sailing league.  Warwick’s 10th place – 3 better than in 2008 means they overtake Insead and climb to second place in the league. Columbia’s third place allows them to jump above Rotterdam to fifth in the league.

LBS, finishing scond for the third year running, retain their place at the top of the table.

Vienna (WU) and Kingston are the big losers from this year’s ABC, dropping 8 and 3 places respectively with worse results than in 2008.

Position	Change	School	Cranfield Solent	BSAR Solent	Bocconi Sta Margharita	LBS GMT Athens	ABC Port Camargue	Total	Number of Regattas
1	=	LBS	4	2	6	2	2	16	5
2	+1	Warwick	15	6	4	6	10	41	5
3	-1	Insead	20	10	7	1	4	42	3
4	=	Bocconi	20	10	1	4	11	46	2
5	+1	Columbia	20	10	9	5	3	47	3
6	-1	Rotterdam	20	10	5	3	11	49	2
7=	=	Cranfield	7	3	18	18	11	57	2
7=	=	IE	20	10	3	13	11	57	2
9	=	Bradford	1	10	18	18	11	58	1
10	=	Tuck	20	10	8	9	11	58	2 Continue reading “Warwick and Columbia Climb after ABC Port Camargue”

IMD held onto the Alumni Business Cup for the second year in a row. Held  in Port Camarge, France on the 4th, 5th and 6th of June, the cup was fought out over 12 races and two “onshore games”. The racing was extremely close, with both IMD and LBS managing four first places in the regatta. There were just four points seperating LBS in first and IMD and Columbia after two days, but IMD’s 1, 4,2,2 on the final day brought the title home.

A review of the regatta, pictures and results  can be read here

As there were 10 teams competing at the ABC, non participants are awarded 11 points towards their league placing.

		Day 1			Day 2					Day 3				On Shore
		M1	M2	M3	M4	M5	M6	M7	M8	M9	M10	M11	M12	Pres	Rules
1	IMD	3	1	2	5	1	3	1	5	1	4	2	2	8	5
2	LBS	2	DSQ	1	1	2	1	5	2	3	1	5	5	5	7
3	COLUMBIA	1	2	5	2	5	2	2	1	6	6	4	4	9	3
4	INSEAD MdV	5	7	4	4	5	5	7	DSQ	2	2	1	1	2	7
5	INSEAD GL	8	3	6	3	9	4	3	6	5	7	7	3	4	1
6	INSEAD MLB	7	5	3	7	4	9	4	7	7	3	3	8	1	2
7	WU	4	4	9	5	3	6	6	4	4	8	6	7	10	6
8	KINGSTON	9	6	10	9	8	7	8	3	9	9	10	9	3	7
9	HEC MBA	10	8	7	8	7	8	9	9	8	5	8	6	7	7
10	WARWICK	6	9	8	10	10	10	10	8	10	10	9	10	6	4 Continue reading “2009 Alumni Business Cup (ABC) Results”

Although London Business School’s place at the top of the table remains safe, after their 2nd place at the Global MBA Trophy, the rest of the league table is in a state of flux.  Insead,  the GMT winners overtake Warwick to reach second place.  Bocconi, Rotterdam and Columbia climb past Cranfield to take up 4th, 5th and 6th.

Kellogg and Tuck are the other big winners, while MIP and Athens make their first appearance on the table.

Position	Change	School	ABC Croatia	Cranfield Solent	BSAR Solent	Bocconi Sta Margharita	LBS GMT Athens	Total	Number of Regattas
1	=	LBS	2	4	2	6	2	16	5
2	+1	Insead	4	20	10	7	1	42	3
3	-1	Warwick	13	15	6	4	6	44	4
4	+2	Bocconi	12	20	10	1	4	47	3
5	+6	Rotterdam	11	20	10	5	3	49	3
6	+5	Columbia	7	20	10	9	5	51	3
7=	-4	Cranfield	13	7	3	18	18	59	2
7=	+2	IE	13	20	10	3	13	59	2
9	-4	Bradford	13	1	10	18	18	60	1
10	+4	Tuck	13	20	10	8	9	60	2 Continue reading “League position changes galore after Athens Regatta”

The Global MBA Trophy regatta, hosted by London Business School in the waters of the Aegean off Pireus, Greece took place on the 1st and 2nd of May 2009.

Insead, a late sign- up to the event, and so competing in the handicap- based “B” division of the regatta, won by the smallest of margins:  They were level on points with one- design division “A” leaders London Business School after 6 races, but their “discard” race was a better score than London’s.

Rotterdam, also racing in division “B” came in third overall, with Division “A” runners up being Bocconi

London Business School have posted a report on the regatta here.

Full results for both racing divisions are available here

The event website is here

ATHENS, GREECE

Overall

Sailed:6, Discards:1, To count:5, Ratings:Custom, Entries:17, Scoring system:MBA

Rank	School Name	Skipper	Division	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	Total	Nett
1	INSEAD 1.	Natcho Otero	B	1.0	5.0	5.0	1.0	1.0	(6.0)	19.0	13.0
2	London Business School 1.	Rob Cotterill.	A	4.0	2.0	1.0	2.0	(8.0)	4.0	21.0	13.0
3	Rotterdam Erasmus School of Management.	Dimitris Koutsonikas.	B	10.0	1.0	3.0	(13.0)	11.0	1.0	39.0	26.0
4	SDA Bocconi	Francesco Alessandrini Gentili	A	(18.0 DNF)	4.0	6.0	8.0	5.5	3.0	44.5	26.5
5	Columbia Business School.	Thanos Hassapis.	B	7.0	(10.0)	7.0	4.0	2.0	10.0	40.0	30.0
6	Warwick Business School.	Panagiotis Anastasiou.	A	3.0	(18.0 DSQ)	4.0	3.0	18.0 DSQ	5.0	51.0	33.0
7	Kellogg/WHU.	Hubert Fischer.	A	14.0	9.0	(18.0 OCS)	5.0	4.0	2.0	52.0	34.0
8	London Business School 4.	Dylan Brown	A	6.0	3.0	2.0	12.0	12.0	(14.0)	49.0	35.0
9	Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.	Pace Ralli .	A	2.0	(14.0)	10.0	7.0	10.0	9.0	52.0	38.0
10	MIP Politecnico di Milano 1.	Francesco Lambri.	A	8.0	6.0	11.0	(16.0)	3.0	11.0	55.0	39.0
11	INSEAD 2.	Stefen Keller	B	12.0	11.0	(13.0)	6.0	5.5	8.0	55.5	42.5
12	Athens University of Economics and Busin	Jean Robert Malandra.	B	9.0	12.0	9.0	9.0	7.0	(15.0)	61.0	46.0
13	IE Business School.	Johannes Tinsobin.	A	5.0	8.0	(18.0 DNF)	14.0	18.0 DSQ	7.0	70.0	52.0
14	London Business School 3.	Miranda Lindsay Fynn	B	13.0	7.0	(14.0)	11.0	14.0	12.0	71.0	57.0
15	London Business School 2.	Ingrid van Wees.	B	11.0	13.0	8.0	(15.0)	13.0	13.0	73.0	58.0
16	MIP Politecnico di Milano.	Michele Albertini.	B	(18.0 DNF)	18.0 DNF	12.0	10.0	9.0	18.0 DNF	85.0	67.0
17	Athens University of Economics and Busin	CHRISTOS SMYRNIOS	B	(18.0 DNF)	18.0 DNF	18.0 DNF	18.0 DNF	18.0 DNF	18.0 DNF	108.0	90.0