B14 Worlds in Melbourne, Australia Overall

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B14 Worlds in Melbourne, Australia Overall

by Editor 10 Jan 2003 13:19 GMT

Tim Fells and Dave Cunningham have won the B14 World Championships at the McCrae Yacht Club in Melbourne, Australia. Jono Pank and Shuan Barber finished second to make it a British 1,2.

Overall Results: (10 races, 2 discards)

Pos	Sail No	Boat Name	Helm	Crew	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	Pts
1	GBR758	NA4	Tim Fells	David Cunningham	4	4	3	1	-5	1	(31O)	1	2	1	17
2	GBR746	Snatch	Jono Pank	Shaun Barber	2	-9	1	3	3	3	1	6	-7	3	22
3	AUS357	BuggertheBone	Guy Bancroft	Rhys Bancroft	1	1	2	4	4	2	(31F)	4	6	-7	24
4	GBR725	Sprint	Matthew Searle	Richard Bell	-7	-7	5	2	1	5	2	2	4	4	25
5	GBR728	RayMarine	Nils Jolliffe	Jon Branch	-17	2	6	10	6	4	8	-13	3	6	45
6	GBR764	NA26	Simon Nelson	Andy Ramus	5	5	12	6	2	(31O)	(31O)	7	8	2	47
7	AUS368	TheNude	Richard Reynolds	Lissa Mcmillan	6	3	4	8	-14	6	-12	10	5	8	50
8	GBR687	Beercan	Ewan McLellan	Alex Matthews	3	-16	10	7	11	8	3	-12	1	11	54
9	AUS313	MastersApprentice	Kristopher Plain	Michael Brian Plain	12	10	(31F)	(31C)	12	9	4	5	9	5	66
10	AUS350	HuntLeather	Abby Parkes	Sophie Hunt	8	6	9	-14	9	7	13	8	-14	10	70
11	AUS356	Teaz	Peter Ray	Gareth Wells	10	-17	8	5	8	-19	5	9	12	17	74
12	AUS362	PrioritPowderCoating	Paul Hansen	James Ellis	11	8	7	12	10	14.5	-19	3	11	-22	76.5
13	AUS367	EvilEmpire	Martin Johnson	Mike Halkes	16	14	(31S)	9	-19	16	11	11	16	9	102
14	AUS361	Smokin	Mike Macdonald	Randall Newman	9	11	(31F)	(26F)	15	13	10	14	10	20	102
15	AUS354	WarLord	Ian Cunningham	Scott Cunningham	15	13	(31F)	(31C)	7	11	6	17	23	13	105
16	AUS359	Epic	Bruce Potts	Jo Dyer	13	12	-16	16	13	14.5	9	16	-22	14	107.5
17	AUS353	Polygimyst	Scott Kennedy	Megan Taylor	14	21	(31S)	15	22	10	7	15	15	-23	119
18	AUS290	FlyingPig	Nicholas Richardson	Sally Richardson	18	-20	13	11	-21	12	17	19	19	16	125
19	AUS351	Gadkak	Glenn Cardwell	Adam Desborough	20	-24	11	13	18	20	16	20	13	-24	131
20	AUS363	TheDudes	Andrew Grigg	Daniel Grigg	21.5	18	(31F)	(26F)	16	18	14	22	21	18	148.5
21	AUS155	NoStringsAttached	Jonathan Bradbury	Nicole Clarginbold	23	19	(31F)	(31C)	17	17	15	21	18	19	149
22	AUS299	FreeBeer	Kieran Livermore	Andrew Payne	19	15	15	26F	24	(31F)	20	18	-27	15	152
23	AUS181	Fujitsu	Stephen Miller	Jack Thompson	25	-27	14	17	20	22	22	23	24	-26	167
24	AUS364	FatalAtraction	Ross Daley	Brendan Druery	21.5	22	(31F)	26F	23	(31O)	18	24	17	21	172.5
25	AUS324	Perrysleasefinance	John Perry	Greg Dodd	24	25	(31S)	(26F)	26	21	21	25	20	12	174
26	AUS104	CraftsmanHomes	Adrian Beswick	John Beswick	26	26	(31S)	26S	25	23	23	27	28	-30	204
27	AUS171	ThrillsandSpills	Saskia Taylor	David Taylor	28	23	(31S)	26F	27	24	24	(31F)	25	27	204
28	AUS284	Itshardtobe	Stephen Graley	Graeme Doreian	27	28	(31F)	26F	(31F)	25	25	26	29	25	211
29	AUS360	NA18	Kelvin Boyle	Rochelle Boyle	29	29	(31S)	(31C)	31F	27	26	31F	26	29	228
30	AUS151	Moonshadow	Warren Dale	John Lovitt	30	30	(31S)	(31C)	31F	26	27	31F	30	28	233

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